Lush Karma Bubble Bar

Being a Karma fragrance freak, this is naturally one of my favourite products. I usually get 2 baths out of a slice but when I want to feel totally decadent I put the whole lot in. My whole house is filled with the smell or orange and patchouli as bubbles cram themselves into the bath. The lush blurb says it's for when you "want to contemplate" your place in the universe. Lying back in the bubbles, the gorgeous scent calms your mind so you can indeed do some thinking. You can feel your skin softening as you lie there, the oils not at all greasy but extremely good at conditioning your skin. My bath does have an orange tint after but when ...

Him@hishouse is one of those men that doesn't mind actually going into a Lush shop and making a purchase, in fact a quick investigation - ok nose around his bathroom found several Lush products - no darling H@HH isn't a secret Angels On Bare Skin user and he appears to be a Celestial virgin as well. What my investigations found were two bubble bar slices - my favourite Blue Skies and Fluffy White Skies being one of them and the other an orange swirled slice that H@HH informed me was the best ever bubble bar slice called Karma. On first sniffing Karma I found it to be one of those unisex smelling products not overly feminine/masculine but definitely not an aroma, which ...

Bubble bath bars are one of my favourite products in the Lush range, partly because they're good value compared to the bath bombs. The Karma bar costs £1.80 and you can get 2-4 baths from it - depending on how bubbly you like your bath - by breaking chunks off. You crumble it under hot running water until you have reached the desired level of bubbly-ness. The karma fragrance is one of Lush's signature scents and is available in several products, including soap, a bath bomb, a perfume and a solid shampoo. It contains patchouli, lavender and orange, among others. It is meant to be the scent of 1969 - London, Glastonbury, the swinging 60s. It's not a scent I'm a ...