I hadn't tried the Sakura Bath Ballistic until I friend bought me the "Hello Gorgeous" gift box from Lush, the Sakura Bath Ballistic was one of the items inside.

The Sakura Bath Ballistic is mainly white with bits of pink and cyan sea salt in it, and at 200g it is on of Lush's biggest bath bombs.

To use a bath bomb you simply run the bath water (I prefer mine nice & hot!) and drop the ballistic in. Upon doing this, the Sakura Bath Ballistic immediately exploded into life, fizzing around the bath (It moved around quite a bit, unlike some other bath bombs I've used in the past). Not only did it fizz, but it also released its fragrance in the bathroom and turned the water cloudy white.

The Sakura Bath Ballistic has a flowery fragrance, a fresh cherry blossom kind of scent. It's not a fragrance I really love, but I don't dislike it either. it wasn't overly strong, but scent did stay in the bathroom for a while (which is nice).

I've got sensitive skin, but this bath ballistic didn't irritate it at all. As with most other Lush products, the Sakura Bath Ballistic contains mostly natural ingredients; the only synthetics (safe ones) used in making this product are sodium bicarbonate, perfume and 2 colours.

At £3.20 for one Sakura Bath Ballistic which equates to one bath, it's not cheap, but then I do find that most Lush items (and certainly bath bombs) are a treat.

The Sakura Bath Ballistic can be found in Lush high street shops, as well as from the website (www.lush.co.uk). It can be bought on it's own or in a gift box.

This bath bomb certainly contributes to a nice, relaxing bath and I would certainly recommend treating yourself to one it if you like flowery scents.