Lush English Countryside Bath Ballistic

I was given this ballistic for my birthday and although I love Lush, this is not a product I would have bought for myself, due to my aversion to petals floating in my bath! This has been sitting in my cupboard for absolutely ages now, and I've never really been inclined to use it before, but as I'm running low on Lush products (boohoo!) I decided to use it a couple of days ago after a particularly stressful day. This bath bomb is a light green colour and has random 'bits' of dried flowers poking out from the sides. The idea is that the smell and appearance are supposed to be reminiscent of lying in a field of English flowers. Despite my dislike of ...  Read the complete review

I'm not usually one for bath bombs as I'm more of a bubble bath girl but I got this from my mum as a present, so I just had to try it out. It looks vibrantly green and also smells very "green". It reminds me of sunny spring days and I could see that there were some dried flowers, confetti shaped like bells and cute fabric butterflies in this bath ballistic. This English Countryside bath ballistic is available from Lush and at their online shop for £2.89 (which is about a typical bath ballistic price tag). It's a nice grass green colour with little dried flowers, confetti and fabric butterflies throughout. So, what you're meant to do is ...  Read the complete review

The English Countryside bath ballistic by Lush is a large ball shaped bath bomb which is a Granny Smith's apple green. It will cost you £2.89 from all Lush stores or from the website at www.lush.co.uk I bought this last week and I was extremely impressed with the member of staff who served me. She was kind and helpful, and suggested it for me as I was actually looking for the Chelsea Garden bath bomb, which I love, but which has either been phased out, or is having a break until the summer. The reason I like this one is because it has a lot of fresh petals which float in the water making it more of a spa experience. She suggested that The English ...  Read the complete review

For my birthday my boyfriend actually took me in to Lush and let me treat myself. He even did quite well and managed to stay in there at least five minutes (if you ask him he'll say it was an hour) and managed to hold back his disgust until I had paid and he couldn't quite help but utter the words "hang on, did you really just spend £30 on four things". Shhh, it's my birthday, back off. Well since Lush still had their, spend £20 and choose any new product free offer on, I had to choose something. I already chose Vanishing Cream last time so didn't want to get another incase it goes out of date by the time I finish my first pot and whilst it's ...  Read the complete review

Lush as I have mentioned in previous reviews are a great company but they have got it all wrong with the English Countryside Bath bomb. It is green in colour and that is the first off putting thing for me although it clearly didn't put me off enough to stop me from buying it. The scent of it is nice enough but nothing special, it smells a bit like freshly cut grass before it hits the water but thankfully that turns to a more floral smell when it is fizzing in the bath. It is full of flowers and it also has two little fabric butterflies which float around in your bathwater when this has fizzed away. Along with the flowers and the butterflies come ...  Read the complete review