Lush Mr Butterball Bath Bombs Reviews

Lush Mister Butterball: I went to Bath to do a spot of Christmas shopping last Friday and I nipped into Lush, (I was chuffed to find that Bath had one - mind you it's a perfectly named city to have a Lush), and along with all my other goodies I got a Mister Butterball which is one of my Christmas regulars because it goes so perfectly ...  Read the complete review

This is a fun and festive bath ballistic that has been moulded into the shape of a snowman. Each snowman weighs 100g, and so you can get away with breaking it in half to stretch it out over two baths. The sales assistant told me this is vanilla scented, however I found the smell very weak indeed- it is not an unpleasant smell by any means, ...  Read the complete review

Mr Butterball looks different to the picture here nowadays - he's a little more square,but still just as cute. When you take a big sniff of him he'll remind you a bit of Porridge soap (if you've used it) and possibly a slight hint of ylang ylang. When you pop him into your bath he'll start to fizz away and after a split ...  Read the complete review

I have been purchasing products from Lush for a few years now (because I love it) and have decided that they finally deserve some reviews! It's christmas time again and I founf myself off on my trip to Lush to buy some presents ( and a few little luxuries for myself!) and as with almost every other years anoth 2 or 3 went into my basket ...  Read the complete review

Lush is a shop that I'd heard a lot about but not had much experience of until last Christmas when the receipt of a very nice selection of items turned me into a huge fan. Unfortunately for me, as a general rule they are beyond my budget and I have to limit myself to salivating over the Lush Times instead, so I was enormously excited to read on a ...  Read the complete review

This is the next bath bomb I used out of my Christmas set. It was described on the leaflet as: "A vanilla sweet tonic for over-dry holiday skin" which sounded perfect to use over the winter when my skin dries out the most. ***The bath bomb before melting... To begin with I had thought this one was a soap as ...  Read the complete review

I received this jolly looking chap as part of the Twelve Days of Christmas gift box from Lush - it is 12th night and I'm still working my way through all the goodies - it is a tough job, but someone has to do it! I have used a Butterball from Lush before, it is one of the smaller but also cheaper bath ballistics and smells very strongly ...  Read the complete review

For Christmas my youngest daughter bought me a Best Wishes gift box from Lush which contained three lovely bath products, two bubble bars and this Mr Butterball Bath Ballistic. I remembered reading somewhere that although this was one of Lush's limited edition festive products, it was basically a snowman shaped Butterball ballistic which is ...  Read the complete review

This morning when I took my bath, I decided it was time to try out Mister Butterball. The limited-edition Christmas version of the best-selling Butterball bath ballistic promises to give soft, vanilla-scented skin, and at £1.95 is one of the cheapest ballistics, and one which can be easily broken in to as it's not round but in fact snowman-shaped. ...  Read the complete review

I received this item as part of my Lush order last week. As a new lush convert, I had never tried any of Lush's christmas goodies, so thought it would be good to try them before they stopped making them for this year. One of the reasons I chose this particular ballistic was the fact it was the cheapest - this one will set you back £1.95 ...  Read the complete review

Mr butterball is another seasonal product from Lush. In this case it's a bath ballistic (fizzer) in the shape of a snowman. In the case of a bath ballistic, the idea is to drop into a fully run bath and watch it fizz as it releases all the bits and pieces packed into the ballistic. This ballistic was in the same box as my Christmas ...  Read the complete review

Usage As with all ballistics drop it inside a bull bath and watch it fizz as it dissolves. (Conduct emotional farewells before this moment as the snowman will be unrecognisable afterwards). Effects The ballistic breaks down with most evanescing away to deliciously scent the bath and the remaining little blobs ...  Read the complete review

This has to be my 'Little Black Dress' of ballistics from Lush. It's quite plain in comparison to some of the other ballistics but it's a real staple for brilliant skin. It's vanilla scented but it's not overly sickly or strong. I think its the Xmas version (shaped like a snowman) of Butterball which is the No1 selling ballistic on the Lush ...  Read the complete review

Some of the basic bits of this review can be found in my Christmas Carol review but as they are both bath ballistics, I feel that they are relevant to both and didn't want to remove the essential information. ***Background*** I still had a voucher left over to spend in Lush and when I was in Dundee last weekend I decided it ...  Read the complete review