Screamo was made with the Happy Blooming scent. It snells cherryish. Its actually made with ylang ylang flower oil and almond essential oil, and the combination of those makes it smell cherryish.
There is also a Screamo bubble bar with the same name as this bath bomb only in bubble bar form. I liked the bubble bar, but i like this bath bomb even more.
Its one of those slow melting bath bombs with great bath art in the tub.
I like the smell and i like the look and i would by one or two more.
It doesnt stain the sides of my tub or anything. I was surprised it didnt because its such a dark blue but it was a breeze to rinse out.
😊Ill start adding product info today and will add info as i get it. First i’ll add links to the returning Christmas products in this list that ive already reviewed in this blog and taken photos of so you can see how they look in use.
Then when these products are available to buy on Lush North America site ill buy them and do a video of the unboxing when they come in, and then ill take photos of each product and create short videos demoing each product.
Got my order! Heres my unboxing video. 😊
Limited Edition Lush Advent calendar. 2 products exclusive to this advent calendar only. 2 Retro limited edition Christmas products only in this advent calendar gift set. I’ll put an asterisk next to the products in the long list below below if its included in the Advent Calendar.
Winter Holiday (Halloween and Christmas) bath bombs
If you use this list info please credit me, I really appreciate it.
Lush North America, which is now run by mark Constantine, will be getting its own Lush Kitchen for those of us who live in the North America; United States and Canada.
The first North America Kitchen menu will be the Halloween time products!
My reviews, my photos, and in some cases video demo are via the product links below.
I’m not positive but i think they do this because In Australia it is Christmas in July. 😊 And the Lush Australia factory makes Christmas products on to sell on their retail website.
The list here has all Lush Uk, USA, Germany, Australia, Japan, and Ireland products in alphabetical order. Im STILL adding things from along time ago to the present. It’s a big job.
Some Lush Trivia: I started calling similar smelling lush products ‘reincarnated lush products’ in 2002 on the very first lush social media site called ‘the lush international customer forum’, then i started taking pictures of different lush products with the same scent calling them lush ‘scent family portraits’ in 2004, then i just began calling them lush scent family around 2008 which is the term everyone uses today. The Creator of Lush and CEO Mark Constantine gave me a present for all of this work in 2014.
The Keep It Fluffy scent was one of 12 different scents families product lines sold at the Lush sister company called “B Nnever Too Busy To Be beautiful” boutique in London from 2005-2009 or thereabouts. The Lush website had a tab for their B Never store and if you clicked on it it would take you to the B Never store retail website so you could buy things and even have them delivered to the U.S.A. naturally i took advantage of that service.
One of my favorite Keep It Fluffy items from that boutique was the bubble bar, in my picture below. It’s on the bottom right, pink with a red rose in the middle.
Lush will be making it again 20 years later in the upcoming February 2026 subscription box.
If you’ve ever tried The Lush turkish rose shower smoothie, that was made in the Keep It Fluffy scent. You can see my vintage glass bottle of it that came in the Keep It Fluffy gift set that i bought in my pics below from 2006.
It a soft, young, fresh rose scent, not an old lady rose scent, even though i’m an old lady 😊.
My bottle of Keep it Fluffy shower gel. Ive had tbree versions of this in the last 20 years that ive been using lush.
In my picture above are my now empty Original cut crystal Keep It Fluffy perfume on the left from 2006, and a new bottle on the right from 2019. The pink one in the middle is a Lush bubble bar recently made in Lush UK called ‘Keep It Fluffy Bubble Bottle’.
I have all the Keep It Fluffy products Lush/B Never made from 2006 onwards to the present 2023.
Keep It Fluffy was at one time my favorite of the 15 fragrance lines that Lush sold at their sister store ‘B Never Too Busy To Be Beautiful‘ 2005-2008. Keep It Fluffy was a large line of products. Its a light and pretty fragrance. Its got rose petal infusion, vanilla, jasmine, lemongrass, and ylang ylang.
When i smell Keep It Fluffy I usually smell the rose petal infusion, then the Ylang Ylang and jasmine. I dont usually pick up the lemongrass.
Here’s my pic of the body spray from 2006.
Some people don’t like it, and some people love it. So id go by the notes if youre trying to make a decision on buying or not.
If youre familiar with the Lush/B Never ‘Two Hearts’ fragrance..its *somewhat* similar notes, except Two Hearts is more jasmine forward and has no vanilla or lemongrass.
Lush made the bath bomb again, once around 2008.
There are some kinds of products that carry the KiF scent better than others. Lush had a bath bomb which was lovely and so was the soap. The perfume is iffy because i have the originals to compare it to and for sone reason the original is better scented. It should be the other way around right? The older one shouldnt smell better than the new one. So this tells me that Lush is using less of some ingredient than they used to.
A new 2025 Keep It Fluffy soap that Lush sells on their website and in stores.
Keep It Fluffy soap
Also, if youve used or smelled the Lush ‘Turkish Delight’ smoothie, that is made with the KiF scent. I love the scent in the smoothie.
Here’s an empty bottle of one of my Lush Keep It Fluffy perfumes. Lush made these cut crystal bottles. The one next to it was a body spray.
This is one of my ‘if you were on a deserted island’ Lush perfumes.
Here’s my video
In my photo below I gathered all my Keep It Fluffy products. The container was a handmade Lush Keep It Fluffy gift set container.
rose petal infusion, jasmine flower infision, vanilla, lemon grass and ylang ylang.
It’s a beautiful, innocent soft floral with citrus notes. Its not sweet. Well maybe a tiny bit sweet. Very little.
I have a bunch of Lush Keep it Fluffy things. Some of the containers are empty. And i still have bubble bars, empty shower gels and other bath stuff in this scent. Myself and others have been hinting to Mark C from Lush about re-making keep it fluffy for a few years now.
And the Lush Kitchen did remake the shower gel, (below) yay!! In 2025 for one of the monthly Subscription boxes.
Maybe someday. I can always hope.
Above is my empty bottle of ‘Rose Tinted Spectacles’ which was a liquid bubble bath that was sold at the B Never store and its the Keep It Fluffy scent.
ETA: As of 2021 Lush now sells this perfume again! I think it’s limited edition.
The ‘Keep It Fluffy bubble bottle’ bubble bar on the left is in the same shape as the perfume bottle. Lush made these in 2019
Heres a keep it fluffy bath bomb thst Lush made as a Lush product and wasn’t at their B Never boutique.
Also in the Keep It Fluffy scent is the ‘Funny Face’ Fun bar, which was exclusive and free at a Lush Event in England for one night. A very lovely woman got one for me 🙏🏼❤️
Funny Face was an old movie with Audrey Hepburn. The exclusive Lush cinema were giving out fun bars with the Keep It Fluffy scent.
The lights in the display room were a pink neon
In my photo above are all my products from B Never back in the day. i still have the cleaned out, empty containers in a box in my lush room closet.
Fever soap (i won a contest so they created this and gave it to me)
Review:The original bar was two toned. Later lush changed it’s appearance to be round and having red lips on top of the bar. Fever smells strongly of rose absolute, but it smells like real roses, as if from a rose bush, or the rose smell of a florist shop. It also has beautiful Jasmine and calming sandalwood. I think it smells like 1950’s lipstick in a good way. In a wonderfulyl heady but addictive way. When I first sniffed this, I didn’t like it. It was waaay too strong for me. I think it was in the 2nd order I made with Lush and I was not used to Lush’s real, non-synthetic fragrances. Now it is one of my favorite bars ever. Later on, Lush made “Hollywood” Christmas bubble bar in the Fever scent by the way and Lush’s “Mirror Mirror” neck cream has the Fever scent also. Fever is absolutely intoxicating. And for you BPAL lovers, Beth’s Tarot: “The Empress” is a dead on ringer for Fever. Both have jasmine, rose and sandalwood.
Fever Bubble bar
Lush Times 2005 description: In the 1950s some new aromas were invented which changed the olfactory shape of perfume for ever. In Fever we’ve used one of them, with some of our favourite floras to produce a fragrance that epitomizes the scent for the 1950s independent women, shaking off traditions and exploring the brave new world. Picture yourself in dark sunglasses, pink lipstick and fitted sweater, scented with rose, warming sandalwood and sensual jasmine, ready to defy convention and enjoy life to the full. Fever is the massage bar to use on the sweet new guy in town to help him to cut loose and get hip.
Hollywood bubble bar
Here’s a video review of my piece of my Fever.
Original style and newer style Fever massage bars/solid lotion
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
Bad Batz Maru soap
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.
Lush Times magazine: Every Christmas needs a cracker! Crackersnap is a new, cheery, lemongrass Bath Bomb that ‘cracks’ wide open in your tub, turning the water bright green and revealing a few extra treats – just like a real Christmas cracker! Pop on your party hat, tell yourself a joke and round up that crocodile for future bathing fun times.
Review: This has the wonderful “Avobath” scent, with lotsof lemongrass and bergamot. It makes popping sounds as it dissolves. They were fragile via mail order but then Lush started putting them in little plastic cases and that’s why mine was not broken when it arrived all the way from England.
Here’s a demo i recorded of the Crackersnap bath bomb in the tub.
Review: A Christmas bath bomb that I’ve been hooked on since I first tried it in late 2001. A slight Licorice scent to me, because of the fennel I guess, and that’s what makes it a different scent. It has a lovely fruity note to it as well (the tangerine). It smells enchanting to me. It turns the water purple and has silver and black foil stars inside for added effect. Lush claims that the herbs and plants in Jingle Spells helps when you over imbibe with drink during the holidays. TJingle Spells was a favorite of Lushies back in the day.
It smells magical yet feminine because of the ylang ylang. I think I’ve had about 25-50 in total throughout the years.
Jingle Spells bath bomb water is a lovely purple with a bit of silver shimmer.
Lush Times 2002 Yuletide description: Jingle Spells was last year’s Christmas ballistic bestseller, so we decided to leave it just exactly the way it was; why mess with success? It still has little stars in it and it still smells of juniperberry (the ones they make gin from) and revitalising tangerine with fennel, which smells a bit like aniseed, but not too strongly, plus beautiful floral ylang ylang blossom. Jingle Spells is a magically refreshing, detoxing bath; we recommend it as a Christmas hangover cure (but with out po-faced caps on we’d also like to recommend that you don’t drink too much as it’s very bad for your skin).
Description: This is the Star-Shaped Jingle Spells that was in the Lush Christmas 2006 gift called “Wishing on a Star”. Same great fruity, fennel Jingle Spells scent.
This is made with the Lush “Cocktail” scent. 🙂 And I can totally smell that. Yay. I have the perfume. – It’s a Sweet floral scent with warm, earthy undertones.
Here’s a video of it where i discuss this and the other shower gels in more detail 🙂
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There’s also a Shower Sheet called “Wash That Man” which is red paper soap and has the scent of “Wash That Man Right Out Of My Hair’ shower gel .
This was made in the popular Lush Cocktail scent. It’s a sweet, floral scent with earthy undertones. The cocktail scent goes back to the 2005 days of B Never Too Busy To Be Beautiful store for Lush. In my picture below is a bottle that Lush 29 High Street store was selling in 2016.
Here are some more recent things that Lush has made in the same cocktail scent.
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.
