Lush Sakura Bath Ballistic

Being the selfless little soul that I am, I popped into Lush the other day, with the intention of buying for someone other than myself. I'll give you a few seconds to recover from the shock of that revelation...Okay...So there I was spreading the Lush love; birthday presents for my mum and an Ickle Baby Baff for my daughter and okay, one little bath bomb for me, when I get to the till and see this offer that if you spend £25 you get a free goodie bag. Now that was just too exciting an offer to pass up, being not only that it was a free goodie bag but that it would be full of lovely Lush surprises, that I may not have otherwise picked, and therefore, great trying out and ...  Read the complete review

I bought this Lush bath bomb when I was in Edinburgh a few weeks ago. I've been curbing my spending in Lush, instead opting for some cheaper liquid bubble baths, however I decided to treat myself to three ballistics one of which was Sakura. Now I'd spotted Sakura in the Lush stores before and could never really smell it in the shop. If you've ever been in or indeed even just walked past a Lush shop, you will know that because they have so many products there are a lot of mingled scents in the store and it's sometimes difficult to distinguish between them. I had read some reviews on here of this product though, and knew it was supposed to be cherry blossom ...  Read the complete review

OK so I ended up in Lush again last week! I needed some products because I had run out and well three of these Sakura Bath Ballistics somehow ended up in my basket as well. Those Lush pixies are very mischievious! What attracted me (sorry I mean the pixies) was the Japanese element of the product. You see I love all things Japanese - I love the food, the art, the literature, the history and even my skin care is based on a Japanese ritual. I am also attempting to learn the language before we go to Japan in a couple of years. So anything vaguely Japanese related is going to get bought especially if it relates to Sakura - the Japanese name for cherry blossom. My ...  Read the complete review

As a Dooyoo convert to Lush products (I think Dooyoo must have shares in the company as there are so many Lush product reviews on here!) it was inevitable that when asked what I desired for Mother's Day I would reply 'something from Lush would be lovely'. And so both eldest daughter and my other half fought their separate ways through the Lush shop smog (separately of course and to shops in different towns, they would never shop together!) each purchasing a goodie bag of items just for me. It's early days yet and I've only taken 2 showers and 1 bath since Sunday (come one, you didn't think I'd leave the stuff laying around for the littlest ...  Read the complete review

Be jealous folks, I'm just out of a lovely bath with one of my favourite Lush bath bombs - and what better time to review it than when the scents are still in the air? This product is the Lush Sakura Bath Ballistic. It is one of Lush's bestselling Bath Ballistics. What is a bath bomb/ballistic? A bath bomb is a round (the shape sometimes varies, but generally, they're round), fizzy ball which you drop into your bath for various effects. Some are just scented, some tint the water, others are to relax you, some are to wake you up and most are to moisturise your skin. What's better than a warm, relaxing bath with a bath bomb fizzing away ...  Read the complete review