Lush Butterball Bath Ballistic

My daughters both suffer from dry skin with the eldest having had severe eczema when she was younger, so bad at times her full body had to be covered with bandages bathed in zinc ointment. They are still children who want to put things in their baths to make bubbles, change colour or smell, so I have to be extremely careful what I allow them to have. In the past I have tried bath foams targeted at dry skins sufferers, but their skin always feels slightly scaly afterwards which to me indicates that the moisture has been stripped from their skin. I am a huge Lush fan, and on my last visit to stock up on goodies I was chatting to the assistant about the girls' skin ...

Lush's butterball is a bath ballistic I bought a month or two ago, but have been putting off using. I bought it because I adored its sweet, powdery smell, but having read reviews online about it leaving a thick buttery scum mark around the bath, it kind of put me off using it. The butterball is one of the smaller Lush ballistics, weighing in at only 95g. It's pretty plain to look at compared to some of the other ballistics available, being white in colour, flecked with creamy brown, which I assume are the pieces of cocoa butter it contains. As well as cocoa butter, which is extremely moisturising to the skin, it also contains ylang ylang oil which ...

Lush are a company that make lovely bath and shower stuff to our skin smell, look and feel great. They use only natural ingredients and nothing is tested on animals. One of the ranges of products that Lush make are Bath Ballistics. These are basically bath bombs. Lush just renamed them Ballistics to make them sound original (and lets face it, more fun). The Ballistics are one of Lush's trademark products and can smell of almost anything, be any colour and contain almost anything (glitter, flowers, stars). I love Lush for their little fizzing balls that turn my bathwater lovely colours and contain things like confetti, glitter and stars. Therefore, the ...