Until then, I'd only tried Butterball and even got more of it because I love it so much. I grabbed 2 others, and Rose Queen was one of them.
After a full day of shopping, I needed a bath. I have a HUGE garden tub, so I don't cut mine in half like a few people I know do. I plopped this into the water as it ran and it did its thing. I noticed that the water started looking kinda hot pink, then got lighter. In fact, the picture below seems a little lighter than it was in real life.
I relaxed and had some music going while I read on my Nook. As you can see, there are bits of flowers in this bomb. I even picked up a few of the stem-y looking pieces and could smell something floral on some and something citrus-y on others. It was a lighter fragrance than I expected. I could smell it on my skin until I took a shower the next morning and it wasn't overpowering.
I think if I were to get this specific one again I'd buy 2 and use them at the same time. I'm trying to slowly try new things so I want to work my way through the selections.
This and other bath bombs can be found at your local LUSH store or online(and some are online only) at lushusa.com & retails for $5.25 for a 3.2oz ball.
INGREDIENTS: Sodium Bicarbonate , Citric Acid , Fragrance , Rose Absolute (Rosa damascena) , Cistus Oil (Cistus ladaniferus) , Labdanum Resinoid (Cistus labdaniferus) , Golden Needle Lily Petals (Hemerocallis fulva) , Amaranth Flowers (Gomphrena globosa) , Apple Blossom (Pyrus malus) , Honeysuckle Flowers (Lonica Caprifolium) , Blue Mallow Flowers (Malva sylvestris) , Larkspur Flowers (Delphinium consolida) , *Citral , *Citronellol , *Limonene , *Linalool , Benzyl Alcohol , Benzyl Salicylate , Geraniol , Hydroxcitronellal , FD&C Red No. 28
Great review! It turns the bath water into such a pretty pink :)
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