I'm in the process of sampling all of Lush's bath products (I'll get there eventually), and one I tried recently was the Ickle Baby Bot. I hadn't bothered about this one in the past, as I'd assumed that it was designed for babies and young children, but after reading a couple of positive reviews on it recently I decided to give it a go. Ickle Baby Bot is one of the cheapest ballistics at £1.85, but it is also one of the smallest, weighing only 65g. This is quite a small ballistic but it's very cute - it is in the shape of a little robot. He is light blue and designed to soothe and calm babies (or anyone else who uses it). The ballistic achieves this effect ...  Read the complete review

As I mentioned in my first Lush review yesterday, I'm a little bit addicted. I spend quite a lot of money a month in there which can be quite expensive (even though recently I've begun to love their website sale of the Christmas goodies!). I brought the Lush Ickle Baby Bot along with Creamy Candy bubble bar and a pot of Love Lettuce face mask. The Ickle Baby Bot is actually aimed at Children, tricking them into a 'sleep aid' bath with a friendly blue robot. Which leads me onto the bath ballistic itself. The robot is a pale blue robot shape (obviously) with individual square sections and a smiley cute little face. I quite like how the name 'Baby Bot' came from ...  Read the complete review

I often have trouble getting to sleep, and when this caught my eye in the Lush shop, it seemed ideal. The shop assistant explained to me that this is actually aimed at children, as it helps relax and calm them before bed. The description on the Lush website also makes it obvious that this is aimed at young children, although I like this and the fact it is aimed at kids doesn't bother me at all. This is £1.75 and the ballistic weighs 65 grams. The texture of the robot is quite chalk like however it is not crumbly. If you wanted to get a few baths out of it it could be easily broken in half, however I used mine all in one go. The ballistic is shaped like a robot and is a .  Read the complete review

It has been a while since I have been to lush and treated myself to some goodies and so on a trip in to Manchester I decided I would call in to the store. I picked up a few things for myself but I also picked up the ickle baby bot ballistic for my son as he often tries to steal my bath goodies and I felt this would be a good option to keep him away from my things! The ickle baby bot ballistic is a pale blue in colour and is shaped as a robot. It claims to be a sleep inducing ballistic for children which is cunningly disguised as a robot. I would imagine that the fact that it is shaped as a robot and is blue would make it appeal to little boys in particular ...  Read the complete review

I actually bought this ballistic a while ago in the St Albans store, with the intention of using it myself, although tonight sadly my little man found it and in the bath it went despite my sad looks!! Lush claim that..... "A ballistic that will send little ones off to sleep? Does not compute! Drop it in the bath with baby bots to calm them down. They'll soon be dreaming of electric sheep with a sleep-inducing combination of lavender and sandalwood oils." It cost's £1.75 for 65g this does sound slightly expensive but i believe it is worth it just for the look on their faces. It is a lovely blue colour and is of course in the shape of a ...  Read the complete review