4 out of 5 rating
Calacas scent
This bath bomb was made in the “Calacas” fragrance. having the same neroli, frankincense (olibanum), lime. It smells perfumey, resinous, a tad sweet, and citrussy with lime.
It’s name refers to the Mexican ‘Dia De Los Muertos’ holiday. We drink a fruit punch that Lush tried to reproduce in scent when they made the Calacas fragrance.
The ones made earlier had a super bright red/pink color and yellow. the more current Enchanters are more light orange and light yellow.
A 5 star bath bomb. It can stain the tub so i add a squeeze of shower gel to the bath when i’m filling it up, which breaks the surface tension which keeps the color from forming a ring around the tub. I learned that from Lush many years ago. The newer ones aren’t as saturated with colored foam as the original Enchanter bombs but it’s still pretty and smells great. 4 out of 5 rating.
Below is a video demo and review i made of the enchanter.
Below is My Calacas scent family photo. Lush has released a body spray and a lotion a couple of years after this photo was taken. 😊 For a total of 14-15 Lush Calacas scented products of different types.
My Tub Demo Video
Calacas shower gel was first made in a green color in 2011. It has the “Day of the Dead” lush fragrance. Lime oil, neroli oil. It smell slike a light, fragrant perfume. Like Lime pastille candies but not as sweet. It’s beautiful. More current are the Calacas that look different colors depending on what kind of light you’re looking at it under. Most of the current bottle of Calacas shower gel look like two colors, orange and green, in the same bottle, that is so cool.
