Lush Flying Saucers Bubble Bath Reviews

Product Type: Lush Bath / Shower
Newest Review: ... and perfect for an unwinding bath when you're feeling stressed out - it's even noted on the Lush website that it's ... more
Customer Lush Flying Saucers Bubble Bath Reviews (3)

by - written on 23/10/10 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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As I say in many of my reviews, I'm a big Lush fan, and always enjoy trying new products of there. Lush has a range of 'Retro' products, which are only available online or via. Lush Mail Order - not in their stores (so bare in mind postage charges will also apply). The Retro range features products which have been discontinued, but made available again due to popular demand. Flying Saucers is part of this range. Flying Saucers costs £4.50 for a 100g bottle, or £14.55 for a 500g bottle. This may seem very expensive for such a quantity of bubble bath, but Lush are known for their lightly high price tags due to the nature of their products - their retro range ... Read the complete review

by - written on 05/07/10, updated on 05/07/10 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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Flying Saucers is one of Lush's retro products, which means that it has been discontinued from the high-street retail outlets but you can still purchase it in limited amounts from their online shop at www.lush.co.uk a 500g bottle costs £14.55. I received a small tub of this from my local store in Bristol at one of their themed parties where it was on special offer and was desperate to try it out so had a nice bubbly bath using it later that day. This is different to most of Lush's bath items as this is a liquid bubble bath and comes in a plastic bottle, unlike the solid bubble bars and bath bombs that are now in the shops and require no packaging. The ... Read the complete review

by - written on 07/10/08 (Very useful, 177 readings)
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I bought a bottle of Flying Saucers bubble bath from the Lush website a couple of months back, convincing myself at the time, that once I'd used up all my ballistics and bubble bars, this would work out as a cheaper option as I could get plenty of baths out of it. In actual fact, I am still buying silly amounts of bubble bars and ballistics - I couldn't resist stocking up on the Christmas products - but still, it was a crafty way of convincing myself to buy this! The product is from Lush's Retro range, a range of Lush products that were discontinued and then brought back to be purchased online only. The Flying Saucers is unique, in that it is the only liquid ... Read the complete review
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