NYX Reviews!

Lipstick, eyeliner, and lipliner. 

You may remember a little haul I had a week ago and I decided to try them all out.

Most of the products I love for the price, but I think one needs working on.

Liquid Suede Cream Lipstick £6.50 

I was really excited to try these as I usually buy Jeffree Star liquid lipsticks, but these looked pretty cool.. and cheaper. I can see why Jeffree Star is still my preferred liquid lipstick.

LSCL 10 Amethyst- 

In my haul post, I really raved about this colour. I said how much I loved the way it looked and how different it seems. Though, from the pictures you can probably see that it leaves much to be desired. It seems kind of bitty and sticky to me... it left sort of clumps on my lips.  It didn't really give any good coverage, as you can see, and I just don't really like it.

Maybe you have to work to get it how you want it to look on your lips. Though, I'd expect it to be easier to apply... but maybe this is the kind of product you get for this price. 

Rating- 3/5  (trying to like it, it is a lovely colour) 

LSCL 11 Kitten Heels-  

Wow! 
 I really really like this. I was looking for that sort of bright red lipstick which wasn't too dark... and I found it. As you can see, it provides excellent covered, slides on easily and looks pretty good on your lips. It felt amazing when I was wearing it, but I'd advise you line your lips before with this... it can get kind of messy.

I don't understand how these liquid suedes can be so far apart but this one is one of my new favourite red lipsticks. It is pretty perfect!

Rating 5/5 (absolutely adore this!)

Intense Butter Gloss £5.50 - Toasted Marshmallow 

This is the best of the lip products I bought. I love it so so so much.

It is so moisturising but beautiful at the same time. I received a few compliment when wearing this for the first time.

When I applied it I thought 'Oh wow, I look like Maleficent'. Though, I grew comfortable wearing it... plus, I realised that you might as well wear whatever you want to wear...

Additionally, it isn't too sticky and sits wonderfully on the lips. It doesn't wear off too easily.

One of the BEST lipglosses I have ever worn...

Ditch the lipstick suede and buy the cheaper intense butter gloss!

100/5 (LOVE IT)

Slide On Lip Pencil £5.50- Summer Tease 

 This goes on so easily and is ridiculously easy to apply. I love the crayon kind of feel it has.. rather than that 'sharp' pencil look.

It is a gorgeous colour and it blends well with lipsticks etc I put with it.

I still believe this may not be an everyday colour but I think it is perfect for summer!

5/5 (it is a great lip pencil)

Slide on Pencil £5.00- Golden Olive

1st Swatch. 

1st Swatch. 

All I can say is that this eyeliner is amazing to wear. It provides a soft colour to wear when you don't want dark eyes... but want eyeliner to shape your eyes. 

How I wore it. 

How I wore it. 

Again, it is pretty soft and you don't need much to create a lovely line on your eyes. I only swept it along my lid once and it left a brilliant pop of colour. I also received a compliment about how it was green and gold, which made it pretty unique.

I used it the other day to create a beautiful eye look. I added browns and soft colours, with the eyeliner as the star of the show.
5/5 (perfect!)

Studio Perfect Primer £10.00- Green 

This is a strange primer... 

Before I shook it up, I tried a bit and some oil leaked out of it. I then realise how oily it could be. 

You only need a tiny tiny bit on your face, or you will look like you've thrown a deep fat fryer on there. 

I'm still wondering about this, but first impressions aren't exactly promising.

It reminds me of guacamole... maybe a bad thing?

2/5 (not a fan... yet) 

Thanks for reading! Have a great week, Rachel <3 

Empties #1

May 2016/ June 2016 

I have been collecting these empties for a while and I thought it was finally time to empty the overflowing box!

Ted Baker London, Body Wash 50ml 

The body wash was part of a gift set and I absolutely loved it!

I've had Ted Baker before and think they are perfect little gifts for anyone, and I would highly recommend this product.

The mix of rose, sandalwood and raspberry create a very different and unique scent. I think it was past the sweet scents you use as a child but it creates this mature fragrance.

It was a lovely soft gel which created a great lather on the skin.

Unfortunately, it didn't last many washes, but it was only a gift set size!

Additionally, they are cruelty-free, which is a huge bonus.

I can't find this gift set currently, but I found one *like it* on the Boots website at £8.

Buy again? No!  Maybe.  Definitely!

Lush, Yummy Mummy Shower Cream 100g 

This is very different from the other Yummy Mummy product I will talk about!

This little bottle was from the 2016 range of Mothers Day products, and I'm sure I loved it far more than I loved the shower gel.

The cocoa butter and tonka absolute create this beautiful scent which is rich and creamy in the shower.

It lathered up really well and I found myself buying a 500g before the range left Lush stores.

What I loved about the 100g is how easy they are to travel with! They fit perfectly in any suitcase or bag for a weekend away etc.

You can probably tell how much I loved this by the fact I went through two 100g and bought a 500g.

I hope they bring this back next year as it is one of my all time favourite scents!

According to allthingslushUK, it was £4.95 for 100g.

Buy again? No!  Maybe.  Definitely! 

Lush, Rose Jam Shower Gel 100g 

It was my first time trying Rose Jam at Christmas (2015) and I absolutely adored it!

I think I bought a 100g just to try, and then realised how amazing it was so bought a 250g.


The bottle was probably left in the shower, hence the fact the label looks so tattered.

The product itself has this sweet rose smell to it, so if you hate the floral side of rose then you'll probably like this!

It doesn't have that overpowering sickly scent of rose, but some
thing else that makes it amazing.

I actually bought the solid perfume of Rose Jam and I'm so glad I did.

It is £4.95 for 100g.

Buy again? No!  Maybe.  Definitely! 

Lush, Comforter Shower Gel 250g

This was a pretty older bottle of shower gel which I bought from a fellow Lushie.

It was from when Lush Kitchen brought out the shower gel, which is a very different product to the shower cream you now see in stores.

I think it was from 2014, so it was past its use- by date, but everyone knows you can use *most* Lush products past their use-by date.

I'd been holding onto it for so long as it was a precious bottle of shower gel, but I finally finished it off in a bath, and it was glorious.

It has to be one of my favourite shower gels so far and it was much better than the shower cream.

It had a straight up Comforter smell and smelled just like the bubble bar, which is what made me love it.

I hope they bring this out again or I can get my hands on it!

It was £10.25 for 250g.

Buy again? No!  Maybe.  Definitely! 

Boots, Simply Sensitive Soothing Face Wipes with Aloe Vera (25 Wipes)

I think I bought these as I'd forgotten makeup wipes on a trip.

I use make up wipes a lot and it seems that I go through them so fast.


I try to use products that aren't too harsh on my skin and I think these were pretty good.

I obviously liked them as I finished the packet!

You can buy them for £2.49 here. 

Buy again? No!  Maybe.  Definitely!

Lush, Glögg Shower Gel 250g.

This was a kind of whim buy from Lush Kitchen.

The idea of it really appealed to me as the ingredients sounded pretty yummy.

I'm a fan of cinnamon things and all those beautiful spice smells at Christmas.

The red wine, lime and patchouli sounded amazing together and I wasn't disappointed with this product.

For someone with chronic pain, this can really make a day better. 

I don't think it is better than Hot Toddy (Shower Gel) but it has the same kind of impact.

It is a thin shower gel which smells fab when you open the bottle.

I say 'it is' because I still have another bottle, luckily!

I think, despite what other people have said, it can be used any time of year... especially if you live in the UK! 

£11 for 250g

Buy again? No!  Maybe.  Definitely! 

Lush, Yummy Mummy Shower Gel 250g 

The Yummy Mummy shower gel used to be one of my favourite products, but then it turned into a real hate.

The texture was great, the lustre in it was amazing and the smell was a dream.

Though, then it turned into a chemically smelling sort of disgusting mess. 

I hated it so much and I really really hated this product.

Admittedly, I never EVER finished this bottle. I had a bit left in the bottom which made me gag every time I smelled it so I had to chuck it away.

It hadn't even reached its use by date, which was March but I'd avoided it for a couple of months, when it smelled absolutely foul.

I'm glad they replaced 2015 Yummy Mummy with a shower cream, which seems to be, so far, holding its own.

£9.50 for 250g (2015)

Buy again? No!  Maybe.  Definitely! 

Lush, Twilight Shower Gel 250g 

How can I describe Twilight? 

Let's make sure we know we're discussing the shower gel and not the film about glittery vampires.

Twilight has this beautiful malty lavender smell, which I think is beautiful.

The lustre on these shower gels was insane! 

The deep purple colour and the glitter create an experience unlike any other.

Lush Kitchen released this and I snatched up 4 I think?

So, I have a fair few to keep me going for the time being!

You can buy a 100g bottle from the regular line in the Relax gift set for £19.50. 

£11 for 250g (2016) 

Buy again? No!  Maybe.  Definitely! 

Simple, Spotless Skin Quick Fix Cleansing Wipes (25 Wipes) 

I've just finished these makeup wipes and I found them beautiful on the skin.

They wiped off makeup pretty well whilst giving your skin a cleanse at the same time (but I would use a toner after these anyway).

I think the chamomile in them had a cooling impact on my skin and they weren't too abrasive.

They even managed to take off Jeffree Star Liquid Lipstick, which is extremely hard to remove.

You can buy these for £4.25 on the Boots website. 

Buy again? No!  Maybe.  Definitely! 

Thank you for reading!

What are your empties? And what are your staple products which you always have empties of?

Until next time, Rachel xx

Intergalactic Bath Bomb

Intergalactic (2016)

If you don't like mint, then you might as well click off this post and never come near it again.

Intergalactic is like you've been punched in the face with mint and then they throw some on you just to finish you off. By the end, you feel well and truly 'minted out' (yes I'll take credit for that phrase)

Sadly, this photo is taken from the
Lush USA website, deleted
my original one :( 

It creates a truly spectacular show in the bath but it's not really for the mint haters amongst us (me being partially one of those people).

Don't get me wrong, I do like this product. As someone with chronic pain, mint is known to provide some relief from aches and cramps. That's also why I love 93,000 miles... along with the fact it smells slightly like After Eights...

The bath bomb itself is beautiful when you first look at it. It's extremely glittery with rainbows of colour rippling through it. I guess the name Intergalactic comes from how much it looks like I imagine Space to look.

The first smell is definitely mint, as if I should mention it again, but it definitely packs a punch.

In The Bath

Intergalactic is a complete contrast to my recent review of Lava Lamp.

When this bath bomb hits the water it slowly fizzes and produces this light blue foam. It slowly turns from side to side as it fizzes various colours out of the side.

The colour of the foam is so pretty and the way it settles in the water just amazes me.

Of course, you can really smell the mint, but the Grapefruit Oil seems to add another subtle layer to it. I feel that it sets off the mint and produces this refreshing smell which is no longer unpleasant or too heavy for the nose.

Grapefruit Oil is supposed to have a cleansing and brightening impact on skin and I believe that this happens when using this product, along with the amount of glitter that Intergalactic seems to produce.

It really, well and truly, makes me feel like royalty when I bathe in Intergalactic. I might hate the smell of mint but I'm a true sucker for anything with glitter, I'm normally so amazed by the water.


Additionally, it produces a beautiful show in the bath.

The bath bomb has colours of pink and yellowy white leaking from it as it slowly whizzes round the bath. It has this wonderful mark it leaves behind in the bath which you can feel for the rest of your bath.

I would think it can calm any kind of nerves as it seems such a stress reliever. The colours aren't too bright, just perfect, and I can see why it appeals to a lot of people... hence, I'm not ready to bash the hell out of this product just yet ;)

It leaves behind this beautiful water which smells perfect and it calms me when I'm using it.

After Thoughts

Intergalactic is a crowd pleaser and I can see why....

It is a smell which many people won't be overwhelmed by (unless you hate mint, in which case, don't buy this product unless you SMELL IT FIRST), but it still has a hint of sweetness to it.

The show in the bath is perfect and it fizzes for a while whilst producing some perfect 'bath art'.

One con has to be the glitter, but we can probably overlook that because it makes us feel like royalty for an hour or so. Plus, its fairly easy to clean up when it's dry.

I give this product 5/5. I'm a hater of mint but I get over that to enjoy this beautiful bath bomb.

Additionally, its great for many of us with chronic pain, and I find it gives me a small moment of relief from my constant jont pain.

- Rachel xx

Lava Lamp

Lava Lamp (2016)

I never tried Lava Lamp when Lush first brought it out, and I probably wouldn't if my boyfriend hadn't bought it for me. 

When my boyfriend anxiously looked at me on my birthday and handed me a Lush package, I could smell this beautiful citrus scent. It wasn't really too sweet or artificial, and being not really a lover of orange smells, I liked it.

Luckily, I had never tried this bath bomb and my boyfriend actually sighed with relief. 

Lush discontinued this product when the bath oil in the product actually stained things. I didn't much hear the rumour due to other things at the time but when Lush announced this product was coming back people were extremely excited. Due to this, I was pretty excited to try it.

Admittedly, due to its scent and ingredients, Lava Lamp had never really appealed to me. Though when I opened the Lush bag on that Friday morning and smelled it, I instantly fell in love.

The ingredients: Orange Flower Absolute, Tangerine Oil, and Sicilian Mandarin Oil, mean it is packed full of bright smells. The kind of smells which wake you up from the get go.

The beautiful bath bomb. 

I really could smell the orange but it wasn't an off- putting smell. I'm not too much of a fan when it comes to packing orange smells- Brightside never appeals to me, but this bath bomb changed my mind a little.

In the Bath

Lava Lamp is priced at £3.95, which is pretty standard for a Lush bath bomb. And the 16 ingredients aren't exactly cheap.

I found that Lava Lamp was extremely pretty. It was different to any Lush bath bomb I had used before. The orange colour was striking and the purple made it look really, and there's no other way to phrase this, cool! It looked sort of alien but that's what made me find it amazing. 

The bath bomb was a quick fizzer when it hit the water, and it created this lovely orange foam, whilst turning the water the same orange colour.

Unlike other bath bombs from Lush, Lava Lamp doesn't produce as much as a show, it's very different to say Twilight or Fizzbanger. It doesn't produce what people would call 'bath art' as such, but when the bath oils explode into the water then it creates a show in your bath.

The oils slowly fell off the bath bomb and into the water. They didn't melt that easily in the bath and tended to float around in the water. When I picked them up, the purple smudged on my fingers and it was a lovely colour, and I would love to mention it didn't stain me, the oil came off pretty easily.

My bathroom was filled with this beautiful uplifting orange scent which was slightly sweet, probably from the use of Limonene. It creates this kind of 'dry' orange scent but it was still lovely. It was that nice my boyfriend even commented on it when he walked in every now and then.

After Thoughts

I think that Lava Lamp is a beautiful product which is perfect for a little 'pick me up'. It will be lovely for days when it's raining outside or you're having a rubbish time because it will make you feel instantly happy.

However, one problem I have with this product is the bath oil. Anywhere they touched, I found purple bath oil stuck on me. It wasn't really a big problem, but I was stained by purple oil until I left the bath as they continuously stuck to me. Admittedly, though, I find this same problem with any Lush bath oils!

Also, I would suggest you sit in your bath until the water drains and wash the oil off the side of the bath. It's always a pain as when you wash the oil off the side of the bath it constantly re-appears until there is no water left in the tub!

Though, I loved this bath bomb and can see why so many of us love this one by Lush.

I will definitely use it again and give it 4/5 due to the oil nonsense, but thats just me being picky ;)

- Rachel xx 

See me demo it here 

Bomb Cosmetics Unboxing

Bomb Cosmetics Unboxing/First Impressions

*Disclaimer* Prices may have changed since I received this, products may have changed etc, promotions may have changed*

Granted, this is about a year and a half overdue, but I'm finally writing about these products.

As I've mentioned before, I'm very much for helping people find alternatives to Lush which are cheap as not everyone can afford Lush.

The total of 16 products came to £45.84 which you can't complain about. On top of this, Bomb Cosmetics gifted me a free gift box and a free body lotion.

The box is a lovely pink colour when it arrives and it's inviting. You feel special when you receive this box. I appreciate the fact it is made of cardboard, as it's especially good for the environment because it can be recycled.

As you can see, it has a lovely slogan as well of 'you know it makes scents'. I was pretty impressed with the play on words and it got a giggle out of me. Very very punny.                                  

    

The box is jammed full of packing peanuts, the same packaging Lush uses, which are bio-degradable and less waste for the environment. They can be dissolved in water or they bio-degrade by themselves, but I love them so much! 

I was amazed at how well the products are packed and how they managed to fit all of my purchases in one box, but I couldn't complain as they used less packaging. However, one complaint is the amount of plastic they use to wrap their products. There are pros and cons to wrapping your products, unlike Lush who now use 'naked' packaging, which usually results in a lot of their products being damaged easily. 

To the right of the picture is a blue gift box, this was free from Bomb Cosmetics because I think I spent over £30. This had 5 products in which had a clean and fresh smell to them. They were lovely to use in the bath. 

I decided to order 5 soaps from Bomb Cosmetics. At £2.49 each, it was a pretty good price compared to Lush, I also think they may be slightly bigger in size. However, the smells of the soaps are pretty artificial and pretty harsh on the nose.

The little wrapped up products in tissue paper are bath mallows and bath creamers. Like bath melts but they fizz at the same time. They were in cute shapes such as cherry and gingerbread man. Bath mallows are £2.24 with creamers at £2.09. The large red dotty product was cocoa swirl at £2.99. You could easily use it for many many baths and get your moneys worth! The massage bar was interesting as it was lavender - something I hadn't found Lush regularly produce. I'm a fan of lavender at night and at £3.49,  I couldn't resist buying it.

 

The bath 'blasters' were all £2.29 which is fairly cheap for the size product you receive. Honestly, I didn't find them as lovely as Lush or as beautiful in the bath, but you pay for what you get. These particular ones were Christmas themed and I found them really cute. Excellent gifts to give to friends etc. 

The last product I bought was a mad hatter candle which was priced at £8.99. Being the most expensive thing I bought, I was glad as I find it a beautiful product. It is enclosed in an actual tea cup and saucer and smells beautiful. It still hasn't been used fully to this day but smells beautiful when it is burned.

Conclusively. you pay for what you get with Bomb Cosmetics. If you want a cheap alternative to Lush, then this is definitely one!

- Rachel  xx 

Magic Bath Bomb

Magic Bath Bomb 

I first bought Magic in February 2016. It was pretty hyped up in the Lush community and I think I'd avoided it due to that reason. However, when they announced it on the live Lush Kitchen Periscope I was pretty interested.

They noted that it had peppermint which was good for the joints and with my chronic pain this bath bomb seemed far more appealing. The same week they also released the Magic Shower Jelly, another new found love of mine.

I should say straight out that Magic is not for the people who like sweet smells such as Candy Mountain or Yuzu and Cocoa. There is nothing remotely sweet to Magic; it is pure herbs all the way through. 

When they first arrived, you could smell them straight away. There was an overpowering strong smell of fresh mint, not the artificial smell of mint.

They are a 3D hexagon shape and a light blue. Notice that they are the same shape as The Experimenter? Maybe I heard that The Experimenter was modelled off Magic, but I wouldn't hold me to that.

To many people, they don't smell the Rose Absolute but it isn't exactly a strong floral smell. It seems to be a stripped back rose smell, so if you're expecting Roses All The Way soap smell then you won't get this.

I could really, however, smell the Basil oil through the bath bomb. It wasn't particularly unpleasant but more refreshing.

To you and I, this bath bomb may look boring and just like any other but Magic is far from boring. It is called Magic for a reason.

When it hits the water, it fizzes loudly and quite fast. It starts off as a beautiful blue colour which swirls in the water.

Then it starts to seep this wonderful purple colour which slowly turns into a pinky colour. The show it produces is rather amazing to watch. There are many different waves to this bath bomb which make it exciting.

As you can see, the bath bomb has this purple centre which explodes in the bath. It ripples around the water and creates a beautiful picture in the bath .

It really creates what many would call 'bath art'.

As I sat in the bath, I found the whole experience very relaxing. Using such a herby bath bomb is really like taking a break with nature. There are no sweet overwhelming smells, but everything just smells lovely.

 Truly, I find that Magic gives my joints a break and they feel eased by the peppermint in it. Plus, the water doesn't end up covered with glitter but just a lovely blue and purple colour.

As the bath bomb comes to a finish, one of two sprigs of parsley emerge, finishing the amazing experience off.

When they released this again in May 2016, I made sure to snag just a couple (7 I think) but it is one of my favourite bombs!

Would I reccomend it for you? Do you like herbal smells? Or are you a comforter gal?

Don't buy it if you hate mint or overpowering smells of nature!

Watch me demo it here and here.

- Rachel x

PrettySudsUK! Review

Pretty Suds UK

I ordered from PrettySuds a while ago but have only just got round to this post. I wanted to try out a few of their products before writing this on them. 

When I ordered with them I mentioned I was a blogger, because of this they were kind enough to give me two free bath bombs (one of them is in a giveaway I am running atm on my Instagram) *the giveaway has now closed* 

The order came in two boxes, due to the amount I had ordered, and was packaged beautifully. The smells from the box had me in much awe and I was very excited to try out the products!

As you can see from the picture, I ordered a lot of products. Although it came at a pretty cheap price of around £40. As someone who is constantly finding products which are cheaper than Lush for my followers, then I think these were pretty good value!

I ordered nearly every bath bomb on their site, three reduced bubble bars along with a beautiful smelling bubble bar, 2 shower jellies and quite a few wax melt bars. 

I noticed that every product is wrapped individually in plastic which has pros and cons. By wrapping them, they are less likely to be damaged during shipping, but, of course, this produces excess waste which isn't too good for the environment. However, they were wrapped really well and they would make perfect gifts as they are!

I already did an unboxing video on my YouTube channel (linked below) so I'm going to dive straight into talking about the products!

The Products

Juliet's Kiss

Juliets Kiss is a lovely floral and pink bath bomb. The colours are soft and the smells are natural but lovely. It reminded me a lot of roses when I first smelled it and I knew it would be great in the bath. 

Pretty Suds describes it as 'blossoming with jasmine, violet and peony. Captured inside the bomb are rose petals that are gently scattered across your bath. Courtesy of Romeo himself'.  

The smell very much reminded me of Tisty Tosty from Lush. If you don't like things floating in your bath then I suggest you use this with some kind of strainer. It is packed full of petals which made me feel like a princess when I bathed.

This bath bomb would be perfect for a romantic night or when you want to have a floral pick me up bath. It made lovely water and fizzed nicely whilst making beautiful patterns in the water. Watch me demo it here , here and here  . 

I would give this 4/5 in terms of value for money, scent and my love of it.

Moonshine 

Moonshine smelled fruity when I first opened the packet, but then I could really smell lemons and raspberries. The bath bomb was beautiful colours and I was slightly mesmerised by the blue and yellow that ran round it. 

Pretty Suds calls it '[a] gorgeous bath bomb.. [with] its spectacle of colour and rich English fruit fragrance'.  The bath bomb was simple but exciting at the same time. The minute it hit the water it fizzed bright blue and yellow which smelled of crisp apple, raspberries and lemons. 

It was very different to something I have ever tried, and I very much enjoyed it. They have managed to incorporate some beautiful fragrances into this bomb and they smell very natural. Nothing smells artificial or fake. 

The only downside was the little stars which were then stuck in my bath after but they were pretty easy to clean out. 

Watch me demo it here. 

This bath bomb definitely deserves a 4/5. 

Monster

The monster bath bomb was a beautiful bath bomb of pinks and greens. When I first opened the package, I couldn't really work out the scent. I knew it was sweet and hoped the true scent would come through when I used it in the bath. 

On the website, Pretty Suds shows the bath bomb with a strawberry and lime. I think it was supposed to be a sweet kind of strawberry milkshake. 

In the bath, it created beautiful colours as it fizzed and you can see the demo here.  First I could smell the lemon but then the sweet strawberry smell hit as a backnote. 

When the bath bomb created a beautiful colour in the water, I noticed the monster inside it. This had been the thing which had intrigued me to by this product in the first place. 

It was purple and the cutest thing ever! It was such a nice surprise and I think this would be a great product for children.

This bath bomb deserves a 5/5. I found nothing wrong with it and would definitely recommend and buy it again. 

The Bee's Knees

This was actually one of the free products which Pretty Suds sent to me! I thought it was like honeybee from Lush but more sweet. It had a strong smell of caramel and it smelled of all things good. 

The website says it is 'Fragranced in sweet chocolate and honey and carefully decorated in chocolate and gold glitter.... Can you resist?'.

It was pretty to say the least and it had a beautiful pattern on top which looked like chocolate (I'm not too sure if it actually was... I was reluctant to try after a bad Lush bubble bar experience).

It smelled beautiful and I was pretty sure it would smell just as good in the water.

The bomb fizzed fast as soon as it hit the water. Shades of orange and amber leapt off it as it bubbled in the water. I could instantly smell the honey and the smell was beautiful. Watch it here. 

I found that the bath bomb was quite moisturising and left a lovely colour of water.

I give this 5/5. 

Fireworks

Fireworks is one of the prettiest bath bombs I have used so far! The colours which ran round the outside absolutely amazed me when I took it out of the box.   

It smelled different to anything I had ever tried but the smell was beautiful. It was an orange yet floral smell and it definitely lifted my mood.

Pretty Suds describes it - 'Fireworks bath bomb has been carefully crafted with rays of colour to brighten up your day. The scent of the bath bomb is Frangipani Plumeria, which is an aromatherapy oil used to lift spirits and soothe emotional wounds' 

When it hit the water it created so many beautiful colours. There was blues, reds and yellows. The bomb rocked from side to side and the colours dived off it into the water

I watched in absolute awe at the show that was appearing in my bath. It was by far one of the best bath bombs I've ever tried.

And the scent was beautiful. The orange wasn't too strong as the floral scent kept it mild. However, the scent was still very uplifting.

I would say this bomb is amazing and at £2.95 you can hardly complain. Watch my demo here. 

I give it a 6000/5 and think it is perfect!

Thanks for reading, leave comments and have a wonderful day! - Rachel x