I changed this from a 5 to a 4. Only because its not one i would stock up on.
This is for Easter 2024
Its fragrance is made with lime, benzoin and coconut milk.
No glitter.
Its colors are blue and pink, which combine to make a great color.
The coconut in this makes the water milky and its softening.
I’d give it a 4 out of 5 rating. Mostly because i love the end result in the water, and the comforting scent.
Lush description: “Relax under a blanket of slow-frothing foam that bubbles in streams of pink and blue, settling into a lavender sunset. Bath water turns silky soft as coconut milk powder and corn starch dissolve, while the creamy, comforting aroma of sweet benzoin resinoid and lime oil fill the air for a truly luxurious bedtime bath.”
The Love Locket bomb with the blue lock is from last year (which i think was better and made prettier water and had a better scent.
I’ll do a comparison in photos and videos.
2020
2021
This year Lush brought back the popular Valentine love locket bath bomb. However this year both the design and the scent are different.
This year lush designed the love locket in the new ‘Amazeball’ design, which is a hollowed out design filled with a bath bomb top, and miniature, multi colored bath bombs inside the hollowed out area.
2020
2021
Also, this year 2020 Lush made it in the popular ‘Yummy Mummy’ shower gel scent. Its a caremelly strawberry scent made with strawberry, orange oil, and tonka bean.
In 2021 the scent is ‘The Comforter’. And the scent is Not strong at all. I was disappointed at how weak the scent is.
2020 – My favorite Lush exclusive ‘Roller’ bath bomb is in this scent too.
The Love Locket is a bit larger than regular lush bath bombs.
Primarily pink with blue accents, the tiny heart-shaped bath bombs inside are blue, yellow, green and pink.
2020
The end result is a mauve colored, sparkly water that smells like strawberry.
2021
I thought it would be pink/purple like last year but it was a brownish orange. Last year had glitter but this year there’s no glitter.
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2021
“Don’t lock your love away, release it in a spectacle of strawberry-scented swirls. This amazeball is the key to a great bath, so unlock your heart’s true potential with a good soak in the tub. Full to the brim with tiny bath bomb hearts, you’re sure to be all a flutter thanks to uplifting orange and cosy tonka.
You’ll love this if you like:
– Super soaks, bright colours and a heart full of giddy joy.
–Strawberries and Cream bath bombor D’Fluff shaving soap.
– Treating yourself or the ones you care for to a big, blissful bath.
Benefits:
– Tonka absolute has a comforting sweet fragrance, adding a snuggly embrace of warmth to this strawberry-scented treat.
– The uplifting note of Brazilian orange oil adds a drop of sunshine to your bath, as well as boosting your mood.
– The addition of cornflour ensures that this bath bomb is extra softening for the skin.
How to use:Bust the lock off this amazeball by removing the stopper and shake as many of the little bath bombs into the tub as your heart desires, allowing them to tumble in and fizz away. Feel free to indulge with the whole thing at once, or keep the shell for another time. Why not put a love note inside for that special someone to find as they soak?”
5 out of 5 rating. See my 2 minute recorded bath demo of it below.
This beautiful bath bomb is one of five butterflies that Lush has made for the grand opening of tge Lush Liverpool Biggest store in the world, and for the opening of the New Lush concept store in Harajuku Japan.
Shijimi is to promote sleep and relaxation, being made with lavender and chamomile.
It smells like the Lush ‘Ickle Baby Bot’ bomb.
Shijimi has layered blue and black colors and light glitter here and there in just the black part.
This is a slow, foamy type of fizzer.
While its not my favorite of the five butterfly bombs it is the best one for sleepy time.
I would suggest this bomb, especially if you like lavender.
here is a 2 minute tub demo of Shijimi Butterfly in my tub.
I bought a Lush gift set which had the Rose butterfly in it.
Formerly, this was only available during Mother’s Day but in early 2020 Lush made this a regular item.
Has a rose floral scent. I describe the scent more in my tub Demo video below.
Loving the pink and blue bath art.
Its a slow fizzer and lets out a beautiful silvery blue shimmer into the water.
Butterflies love flowers and so will you when this luxurious pink and blue bath bomb fizzes through the water, leaving swirls of shimmer in its wake and a fragrant floral perfume on your skin.
How to use:Draw a bath, jump in and drop this relaxing treat in for a soft soothing soak.
How to store:Store in a dry, cool place until you’re ready to jump into violet-coloured waters.
This bomb makes great bath art as i try to show in my photos below.
You’ll love this if you like:
– Soothing soaks in refreshing lemon and calming rose.
–Pearlmassage bar orRose Jambubbleroon.
– To lay back and dream of fields of Turkish roses.
The ultimate color left when the bath bomb is dissolved is a gorgeous, sapphire blue color.
Benefits:
– Rose oil from Turkey soothes your skin and restores radiance.
– Sicilian lemon oil gives a mood-boosting hit of zest.
Smelling similar to Lush products ‘Peace’ massage bar, or a bit like Ickle Baby Bot bath bomb.
I’ll post more as i get more info on the scent.
Collabing with @DahliaHayashi who has my photos of the six Lush Japan bombs that i received at the Lush 2018 Creative Showcase, on her blog. And now im using her photos of all the remaining Lush Japan new store bath bombs on my blog. 😊
5 out of 5 rating
See my 2 minute tub demo video below
£3.95 (uk and converted to $5.15)
This is a pretty, new snowflake shape for Christmas. A bright pink color and it has some blue inside as well. Its not a large bomb, its more on the medium/small size.
The scents is a new one, as Lush states its made with lemon, buchu and currant.
It smells brightly, fruity to me, but not in a citrus way, more in a berryish way. I thought this smelled somewhat familiar but couldn’t put my finger on it. But after asking lush i was told its a brand new scent.
I used Cheery Christmas bath bomb in my bath along with the Lush blackberry and currant Scrub scrub scrub. I figured since yhey both have berries in them they would go nicely.
I like the blue and pink combination of the bath bomb colors in the tub.
The end result is a different shade of purple, almost a mauve color, with silver sparkle.
Gorgeous!
I bought two more Cheery Christmas bath bombs when i placed my secondLush Christmas order.
Lush description: Outside, snowflakes fall to the ground, creating a picturesque postcard landscape, untouched and unspoilt. Against the back drop of a winter dream, Sicilian lemon oil refreshes and rejuvenates putting a smile on the face of all who bathe here. Pop this bundle of joy in the bath and allow the intricate pattern to take shape before your eyes. Lay back, feel relaxed and enjoy the festive season as blackcurrant-scented buchu oil spreads the cheer.
After all, ’tis the season to be jolly.
Heres my 2 minute Tub Demo Video
Heres a pic i took of a bath i took with two bath bombs, one of them being cheery christmas bomb.
Mint bubble brush is one of three new ‘bubble brush’ design type of re-usable bubble bars from Lush Cosmetics.
Lush has come out with five new re-usable bubble bars, three of them being in the bubble brush type. Mint is the blue one. Its got a minty scent that isnt too sweet. In fact i i wish it were a *bit* more sweet. Its the scent of their ‘Freeze’ shower gel.
Its not quite like Christingle body conditioner. Mint bubble brush isnt that sweet. Its the scent of their ‘Freeze’ shower gel.
I love the deep blue hue one can attain with this bubble bar. Its tun to drip blotches of blue on the bubbles. And it’s fun to paint the bubbles as i show in the video.
I enjoy combining colors, as those of you who have seen my bath cocktails know. I often like to create gradients or ombre effects with different bath products.
Well these new Lush bubble bars lend themselves well to this kind of blending, as ive tried to show below.
I think these new bubble brush bars are quite fun. I like that the three primary colors are represented. I would give these bubble brush bars a 4 out of 5. While i don’t particularly like the re-usable bubble bars as much as the regular lush bubble bars, these are fun because you can use them in different ways. I would buy another one of each color. But it’s not one i would stock up on.
See my demo video below. This has a bright, lemon citrus fragrance.
What a gorgeous bath bomb. The interesting thing is that this bomb makes various dimensions of things happening. If one were to look at the water one could see layers; multi colored stars on the very bottom.
Then there is a multi-colored chunky glitter layer above the stars.
Then there’s a layer of silvery sparkes above that.
Then there is the blue, pink and purple colored foam layer from the fizzing bomb.
Gorgeous.
Here’s the 3 minute demo
The smells is nice, but nothing earth shattering. But the looks of this bomb in the water makes up for it.
Lush Times: Here comes a ballistic of astronomical proportions. We were inspired by The Imagined Village’s intriguing interpretation from their second album, Empire & Love. It’s shaped like Saturn with added space dust for our alien friends, and the refreshing scent of blackcurrant sweeties will make you hungry for your own space adventures. Space Girl is stellar, just remember your blaster and your freezer gun.
The Space Girl bath bomb smells so fruity and slightly sweet.
Lush made six other products later in the same scent: the Goth Fairy Massage bar, The Dinosaur Egg bath bomb, Very Very Frightening shower gel, I want a Hippopotamus for Christmas, Space Girl, and the 2020 Stargazer bubble bar.
Lush Stargazer bubble bar
As it fizzes it makes a red and purple water, and it has a pretty light blue glitter in the water.
it also leaves a red comet effect on the bottom of the tub which is awesome.
There is also a ‘Frozen’ bubble bar, but they smell nothing alike and they look different.
OMG this Frozen bath bomb what a gorgeous bath bomb! See my short video clip of it below. This shares its beautiful scent with Lush “Happy Happy Joy Joy” and a couple of other lush products.The scent is grapefruit, neroli, and rose.
The scent is so beautiful that many Lushies asked Lush to make this into perfume, which Lush did available for one day only.
I had a lush solid bath oil called ‘Shark Infested Custard’ which is yellow, after the Frozen bath bomb dissolved in the water. And the look of the yellow amidst all the blue looked so pretty.
When the yellow Lush bath oil began to melt it looked like a painting of yellow and blue in the water. 😍
Here’s Frozen fizzing in my tub.
The blue water that this bomb makes is like NO other blue lush item. I don’t think Lush has made any other product in this particular shade of blue.
Some more pics i took of another frozen bomb i bought that i used on another day.
Review: The fragrance of this bath bomb surprised me. I thought because it was called “Frozen” it might be minty. Instead this is a Gorgeous floral with citrus notes. Rose, Neroli, Grapefruit.
It has the lscent as Lush “Happy Happy Joy Joy” shampoo and the Lush ‘shine so bright” hair styling balm. Frozen bath bomb has silver shimmer in the water which does leave an ever so light sheen on the skin after the bath. The water is an incredible bright sky blue color.
I tried to show the silver sparkle in the sky blue water.
Lush description: Let it go – This magical blend of uplifting grapefruit, tunisian neroli, rose oil.
Heres a scent family photo i took of lush things in the same scent that i had purchased throughout the years.
Lush also made a bubble bar a couple of years later for Mother’s Day called ‘Your Mother Should Know’ which has the same scent.
Happy Happy Joy Joy was a Lush hair conditioner.
Lush made a spray perfume of frozen and a sid perfume.
See my video of this gorgeous bath bomb below.
Many years later Lush made another product in this same scent family which is a body lotion made for their January 2025 monthly subscription box.
I will always have fond memories of him because of actually getting to meet the person at Lush Headquarters who had the idea for making a Christmas Penguin in the first place! See her talk about Christmas Penguin during my factory tour at the short video below..
I loved this cute little guy. It has the scent of their “Olive Branch” shower gel. Lush made a few different products in this scent, ‘Pop in the Bath’ bubble bar is one of them. 🙂
Lush 2014 Description: P-P-P Pop in a Penguin! This fun bubble bar is modelled on Little Penguins found on Philip Island, Australia – they’re the smallest penguins in the world! Fans of The Olive Branch shower gel will love this exotic product. Its orange flower absolute and Sicilian mandarin oil will refresh and uplift, while cornflour will soften the water. Crumble under running water to create bubbly glaciers and release the bubble crumble to drift over the foam.
See the 3 minute video (below) i made of this stupefying color of water.
Lush description: Blast off into Funky-This awesome mix will have you hooked on a feeling. Be the guardian of a galaxy as it explodes in your bath.
5 out of 5 rating. This is minty smelling, and the dark blue color of the water, and the sparkliness of the water makes my bath look like a galaxy. A bath bomb can’t get any better than this.
In my below picture is the Lush “Nebula” bath bomb, it is an Intergalactic bath bomb that is twice the size as a regular one. Lush UK for one day only were selling a xxl Sex bomb, an xxl Intergalactic bath bomb, and an xxl Dragon’s Egg bath bomb, XXL Sex Bomb and xxl Rose Jam in UK stores and on the UK retail site. I love when Lush makes those. They did that many many years ago too one day but with different Lush bath bombs than those I just mentioned.
This has popping candy, peppermint oil, grapefruit oil, cedarwood oil, and vetivers oil.
Here’s a link to a video i made of the Intergalactic in the water, GORGEOUS shimmer at the very end 🙂
Below is a giant Intergalactic bath bomb which was on display at the 2017 creative showcase event in England. The ‘Nebula’ bath bomb is a XXL Intergalactic bath bomb that is 2x the size of a regular Intergalactic bath bomb. The one in the tub display below at the Creative Showcase was 10x the size of a regular Intergalactic bath bomb.
Here’s a link to a youtube video I made of the “Big Bang” bubble bar in the tub. I like the bright, sweet citrus smell, and the colors of the blue bar itself, and the pink bath melt part in the middle…It’s irresistable to anyone, and everyone.
Lush description: It started with a bang – Start baths off with a lemon myrtle bang. Lie back and think of the universe.
I took pictures of two different bars. The pink melty part melted on the one in the photos below, but it looks kind of cool.
Lush UK made this to celebrate the first Lush Kitchen ordering site in 2016. Initially this was a hidden product on the Lush UK retail website, available for the first month the Lush Kitchen went online. The bath bomb was free if you could find it and ad it to your check out basket. One per order. Since I ordered all the lush kitchen items every week for that month i got four.
Originally it had a beautiful floral scent. A few weeks later they changed the scent to more of a yummy vanilla scent. I liked both.
I had 12 error 404 bath bombs eventually. Then they stopped making the error 404 bath bombs. Later the online Lush Kitchen made these for one day only for customers to purchase.
The scent is a beautiful full on floral.
Here’s what it looked like when you found it on the site.
Here’s a video i made of the Error404 in the bath. This video i made of Error 404 explains more and also shows you the ridiculous mermaid water this bath bomb creates in the tub, blue and gold…
I got the smaller bottle in this top pic from buying the Lush Kitchen subscription box.
This extra large bottle i got from Oxford Street superstore in London.
One of four Lush shower gels which came here to North America a year after debuting at the first Lush Superstore Oxford Street in London England in 2014. These four shower gels including Lord of Misrule, Don’t Rain on my Parade, Beautiful, and Wash that Man Out of My Hair.
This Don’t Rain on My Parade below shower gel is a teal, blue colour. Scented with blueberry juice, vanilla, cassie, voilet leaf, ylang ylang and sandalwood. It’s sweet and floral and good.
I poured it on a white plate so you can see the color.
similar to Ultraviolet but sweeter. It’s the same scent as their “Tuca Tuca” massage bar, and ‘Violet Nights’ bath oil. Except with this shower gel they do add blueberry juice, but it doesn’t change the scent much.
250g (8oz) £9.50 (17.50)
Here’s a “family reunion portrait” of all the Lush products throughout the years which have this same scent, including the large sized wash card in the back. Its a wash card/paper soap.
the front two called ultraviolet arent in this scent family but all the others are.
Here’s a video i made of it where i discuss the scent of Don’t Rain on my Parade and the other two shower gels in more detail 🙂
Lush Times Xmas 2008: A double magic spell for vitality and prosperity. If we told you that there was a surprise inside, it wouldn’t be a surprise anymore, would it? So we won’t. This is a bright turquoise quadrodecahedral * (*It has 14 sides) Ballistic that turns your bathwater a deep shade of sapphire blue, the colour of a mountain lake, so there must be something magical inside it. Seen from the top, Magic is a hexagon, a “hex” Ballistic, with a blend of marjoram and rose in the turquoise shell to dissolve away your anxieties. Then, as the water changed colour, basil and peppermint essential oils swirls into your magical bath, symbolishing growth, vitality and energy. When your sprig of parsley floats free, that’s to bring you prosperity. Magic is Lush’s Yuletide spell for everyone, to wish you good luck for 2009, to help you banish bad things to the past and bring you a brighter
future.
🩵💙💜 This displays three different colors, light blue, dark turqoise, then purple. You can see it in my demo videobelow.
👃🏽It mostly smells like rose, and herbal basil and peppermint. Very witchy fragrance and ingredients.
Here’s a “Magic” jelly made for one day only for only forum members
Christmas Eve bubble bar, shower gel, etc. 5 out of 5 rating
Jasmine and ylang ylang
Lush has redesigned the Christmas Eve bubble bar four times since 2006z. i’ve loved every design. i love love love this fragrance so much. There’s a candle that lush uk only made as a limited edition exclusive, so i bought two.
2025 Tbis year has the most intricate design, with the main in the moon face added.
I love the scent of this bubble bar, i’ve always loved, for 20 years or so. It’s a nice blend of jasmine and ylang ylang. I always seem to like any product with ylang ylang in it. Jasmine has to be just right kind of jasmine and has to be blended with only certain things for me to like it. But when the jasmine is right in a product , i usually fall head over heels for it, and such is the Christmas Eve bubble bar.
Lush Times: The design was created by our Newcastle shop manager who wanted a bubble bar to perk her up in preparation for her night down the “toon”. She put a lovely yellow crescent moon on top of a blue sky because in Newcastle when the moon is shining, it’s time to go out! For most people though, the moon means sleepy time. Simon Constantine created a beautifully feminine jasmine and ylang ylang perfume, which is fantastic for calming and relaxing you and inspiring confidønce. On Christmas Eve children find it difficult to sleep while Father Christmas could be flying around in his sleigh delivering presents and they don’t want to miss him. Use one to send them to sleep.
These are the other lush products that have the same exact scent made with the same ingredients.
Santa Fun multi purpose bar
Northern Lights bath bomb (not to be confused with northern lights soap).
Lush made a Shower Gel with the scent and the sparkly, dark blue color of the Christmas Eve bubble bar for their December 2024 monthly subscription box.
The original Northern Lights bath bombs below are twice as long as the NL bombs that lush made after.
Lush made a Christmas 2014 bath bomb called “Northern Lights”. It has the scent of this Christmas Eve bubble bar. The both together are gorgeous.
Perfect match bubble bar is made in the same scent.
Great Wave bubble bar was made in the Christmas Eve scent
Lush says Dragon legend bubble bar was also made in the Christmas Eve scent
Review: This is a classic, if not THE classic, Lush product. If I had to use one word to describe this, I’d say “refreshing”. It’s just like the ocean and has a stupifying deep blue color. Big Blue has a strong scent and has been known to make a couple of people headachey but it is totally invigorating and “spa-like” to me. And relaxing too. Big Blue ballistic has been a popular Lush item for years and years for a reason. The only down side is the small seaweed pieces to cleanup but if you really don’t like them you can put the ballistic in a nylon stocking or a giant teaball that you sometimes find in kitchen stores. I like the seaweed because it really is skin softening (so is the sea salt in Big Blue) and I have dry skin so my skin feels really good after a bath with Big Blue.
Notes: “Bubbling Under” was the bubble bar that Lush made to go with Big Blue. Lush’s “Enchanted Island” bath melt also has this same ocean/sea/lavender/lemon scent.
Lush Times 2006 description: Be aware that the Big Blue gives you the full Pacific Ocean experience, complete with strands of mineral rich seaweed (but stopping short of the actual fish). This bright blue Ballistic, topped with a crust of stimulating sea salt gives you a deep turquoise blue bath scented with balancing lavender and stimulating lemon oil to refresh your mind and body almost as much as a holiday by the warm ocean. Bear in mind that the Big Blue is a lot cheaper, there’s no jet lag and you don’t have to eat aeroplane food.
My scent family pic which is already outdated because a few years after i took the above pic Lush added the things in the list below.
Here are the Lush products that they have made in the same Big Blue scent. I still have to add the products to my blog for the ones that don’t have a link yet. Theres only so much time in a day.