BUBBLES!!!!!!!!!!! (Lush Creamy Candy Bath bubble Bar)

Member Name: cocopop1509

Product:	Lush Creamy Candy Bath bubble Bar
Date:	09/06/09 (60 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: smells like those shrimp shaped sweets you had when young

Disadvantages: It looks peculiar to sniff your bath water so much!!

Whenever I enter a Lush shop I tend to make a bee-line to anything pink and sweet smelling, which is how I first came upon Creamy Candy Bath Bar.


This is basically bubble bath in solid form, according to the Lush website the reason they come in this form is because it doesnt require preservatives, therfore sticking to their philosophy of only using natural and organic fruit and veg, essential oils and safe synthetics.


For the bath bar to work its magic you need to crumble under warm running water and watch as the magic unfolds!!! I have learnt from experience that if you use a full bar your bathroom may be hidden under the mound of bubbles, so I only use half at a time, also making it last longer!!


Like my other favourite Lush products it has a sweet candy/vanilla scent, so if your a fan of Rock Star Soap, Candy Fluff, Melting Marshmellow moments then this is the bar for you! Once you crumble into your bath, it turns the water a pinky colour which is always nice! It does leave a bit of a pinkish scum around the top of your bath, but nothing a quick scrub wont clear up!


It costs around £2.20 per bath bar which some people may find expensive but once you've experienced a Lush Bath you will understand why!! Not only does the water smell good enough to drink, it leaves your skin feeling super soft from the cocoa butter and slightly scented with candy!!

YUM YUM!!!

Now for the boring bits, unless your allergic to some of the ingredients and then I'm sure its not so boring!!!

Sodium Bicarbonate, Cream of Tartar (Tartaric acid), Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Cocoa Butter (Theobroma cacao), Lauryl Betaine, Laureth 4, Perfume, Almond Oil (Prunus dulcis), Cocamide DEA, Vanilla Absolute (Vanilla planifolia), Colour 18050, Candy Flower

Summary: Give it a crumble!