Guardian of the Forest bath bomb

5 out of 5 ratingBrought out in April 2015 for the Oxford Street superstore initially.

See my video of this gorgeous thing in the tub below.

Lush description:  Immerse yourself in a woodland lagoon dappled with mossy greens and earthy oakmoss absolute.

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In my photo above i used it with a lush ‘oil on troubled water’ bath oil.

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Oakmoss absolute, and cypress. Dark Green scent but more feminine then tramp. supertramp or 1000 kisses.  The scent is more along the lines of Lush “Flowertub’ or”Jungle” because of the cypress.  It’s quite beautiful to me.  It’s one of the most beautiful green scents that Lush has done  in awhile in my opinion.

Ingredients:  Sodium bicarbonate, citric acid, cypress oil, lime oil, rosewood oil, oak moss absolute, frosty holly and yellow lustre.

Ive usedabout 4 Guardian bombs in the last few years. Once i used it with a Lush turtle bath bomb

These pics below are only the Guardian bomb bath without any other bombs.

I love the different shades of green foam thatGuardian makes in the water.

this is what it looks like when its finished dissolving in the water. Its got green sparkle in it as well. I always take pics of the sparkle if they have any but i forgot to with this bomb.

Lush also made an exclusive community voted on body spray of Guardian of the forest. I show that in my picture scent family photo below.

Lush Uk made a shower gel of this for one day only for people to buy.

Lush Kitchen Subscription box had an exclusive Guardian body scrub.

the lush kitchen body scrub feels nice, kind of a soft exfolition, not too scratchy.

Here’s a Video i made of it in the tub. GORGEOUS sparkly water.

Father Christmas

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I did a video (below) of Father Christmas in tub.
There have been two different Father Christmas bath bombs. ‘Satsumo Santa’ scented in 2012 was an orange scent, green water and red glitter.

And  ‘Snow Fairy’ vanilla and candy floss scented in 2014 green water and green glitte4.

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Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Citric Acid, Perfume, Mandarin Oil, Bergamot Oil, Orange Flower Absolute, Cream of Tartar, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Cocamide DEA, Lauryl Betaine, *Limonene, *Linalool, Gardenia extract, Colour 19140, Colour 42090, nColour 14700, Red Glitter.

$6.40 Video below

Lush Times: Take a cheery bath with Papa Noel. Once you pop this sparkling, red, glittery Santa bomb in your tub, it will turn your water from bright red to vivid green, filling your bathroom with a sensual, uplifting satsuma fragrance you may remember from Christmasses past (Satsumo Santa, anyone?). All we want for Christmas is this orangey baby!

This is a fun bath bomb. It darts all around the tub and spews color and glitter all the around the tub. He has a cute little face too.This friendly face is full of sweet-smelling goodness with a fragrance of vanilla and candy floss.  Drop this festive Bath Bomb in your tub for a fun, lighthearted soak.

My video of this bath bomb in the tub

Bathosphere

This was the first producct that Lush had made with the “Bathos” fragrance.  Violet and clove.  It was green.   Years later Lush made a green liquid “Bathos” bubble bath. A couple of years later Lush made the purple bubble bar called “Bathos”.

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1998 This was a Lush ballistic that was made because of a user contest in which each person submitted a “colour therapy” ballistic idea. Bathosphere won, so did Waving Not Drowning. I believe this was a violet ballistic. (Bathos-sphere)

Avobigbath

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Lush Times: The Avobath is one of those ballistics which gets evening people going in the morning, when they would much rather be asleep, so imagine the effect a HUGE one will have. This is an amazingly refreshing Ballistic that smells of stimulating lemongrass. Take a good sniff before you throw it into the bath to revive a sleepy brain. If you absolutely have to get up early and still function as a normal human being, then you need an Avobath a day.

Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Citric Acid, Fresh Organic Avocado (Persea gratissima), Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Olea europaea), Lemongrass Oil (Cymbopogon schoenanthus), Bergamot Oil (Citrus Aurantium bergamia), Rosewood Oil (Aniba rosaeodora), *Citral, *Geraniol, *Farnesol, *Limonene, *Linalool, Perfume, Gardenia Extract (Gardenia jasminoides), Green Glitter (Lustre holly sparkle)

All That Jas

3 out of 5

2006 LT description: All That Jasmine is a shamelessly sexy bath bomb disguised as an innocuous pastel green colored ball with an innocent, little sugar flower on top but once it hits the water it starts to work its wicked ways.

Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Citric Acid, Perfume, Styrax Resinoid (Storax), Vetivert Oil (Vetiveria zizanoides), Candy Flowers, Gardenia Extract (Gardenia jasminoides), FD&C Blue No. 1, Jasmine Oil (Jasminum officinale), Vanillin.

Review: Only available in Lush North America, the UK Lush Kitchen remade this for one day only.  I always loved this one as it has lovely jasmine, but with the additional of vanilla.  Historically there was’t any jasmine blends with anything other than vetivert, so the vanilla is a lovely smooth companion for the jasmine in this bomb.  While All That Jas has no glitter as in Lush’s other Jasmine ballistic “Fairy Jasmine“, it has a gorgeous green color that you can’t find in any other Lush bath ballistic.

Here’s a short video i made for you to see what it looks like the bath. Be advised, the video has it twice, so you only have to watch half of the video.

 Ingredients: Vetivert Oil, Candy Flowers, Gardenia Extract, Jasmine Oil, Vanillin.

 

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 makes a pretty shade of green water

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