Lush Geo Phyzz Bath Bomb

When Lush's Geo Phyzz ballistic was launched around a year ago, it was never one that really appealed to me. Although I liked it's promises of providing a spa bath, the appearance of it put me off. Although it looked OK in website pictures, when I actually saw it in store it appeared to be an awful mottled brown colour. As Lush products are handmade their appearances can be different with each batch, so perhaps my local store was just unlucky to get such an awful looking set! It was only recently that I started thinking about giving this ballistic a try. I'd read quite a lot about the fact it is full of minerals and is supposedly detoxifying, and I ended up ...  Read the complete review

This ballistic is brilliant green in colour with lots of flecks of blue, grey & red mixed in. It is around the size of a cricket ball and comes with no packaging other than a yellow Lush paper bag which can be reused or recycled and it's large enough to hold a few bath bombs. I would recommend breaking this bath bomb in half or even quarters as you will then get more baths for your money. This bomb currently costs £3.08 when purchased alone and may be slightly cheaper if purchased as part of a gift set. I usually have a luxurious Lush bath once or twice a week as some of the products are expensive so I want to make them last as long as possible and by ...  Read the complete review

Geo Phyzz Bath Bomb is definitely one of the best bath bombs from Lush. For me it seems to be more fizzy and to take longer to dissolve. It fizzes in a pretty spectacular way as it shoots around the bath, dissolving in the water. It is a big bomb with a speckled texture of different shades of green. It makes the bath go green. The green is a bit too like a pond rather than a turquoise spa but it is still lovely in my opinion. Green is my favourite colour. It is meant to be a relaxing colour so it is lovely to lie back and soak in the green water. The scent from this is pretty strong. It is quite woody and not at all floral or feminine so ...  Read the complete review

For my birthday my best friend told me to write down everything in lush that I liked or liked the look of. I went on the Lush website and looked at absolutely everything (even retro) and wrote out a giant list. It turned out that on the day she went into town to buy my presents she forgot the list and had to guess which I would like. Geophyzz was not on my list as I couldn't help thinking that the salt would make the bath extremely uncomfortable until it dissolved. I usually go for pink/purple pretty looking things and this bomb wasn't pretty in the slightest. The fragrance also did not appeal to me as I like sweet things. My friend picked the bomb up in our local lush ...  Read the complete review

In my huge free Lush goodie bag that I got courtesy of their "something for the weekend" offer whereby you get a free goodie bag if you spend over £25 (when relating this story to boyfriends you may want to bend the truth to "when you spend over £5" or you no doubt will get a "£25???!!!!! On SOAP??!!!" reaction - they just can't see the bargain part of the deal!!) was this Geo Phyzz bath bomb. It was one that hadn't jumped out at me in the past, I hadn't ever picked it up to smell it, I couldn't recall any reviews I'd read on it and I was pretty much unaware of it so didn't know what to expect. Rooting through my bag of goodies ...  Read the complete review