Lush 'The Comforter' Bubble Bar Review

This bubble bar from Lush is my favourite bubble bar of all time and it retails at £4.50 in store or online.

The way that you use bubble bars from Lush is that you crumble it under running water. When you crumble this under running water, the water explodes in a beautiful violet colour and mounts of bubbles form on the water. This is quite a large product so you can easily break it up and get two or three uses out of it. For the purpose of this blog post, and because I love it so much, I crumbled the whole thing. Lush recommends breaking it in half and using half and it still produces a massive mound of bubbles.


The scent lingers in the bath for ages and the bubbles last as well. This is a super relaxing pamper treat and I personally find that this bubble bar works best in a hot bath for the ultimate relaxing treat.
 


There is no fizz and the colour remains a strong opaque shade of violet and the best thing is the scent lingers on your skin and it definitely helps to clear headaches because it is so soothing.
The bubble bar contains uplifting and cleansing Bergamot oil, comforting and fruit cassis absolute and calming and toning cypress oil.

So I hope you guys liked this Lush review and to see the review I did on the 'Granny takes a Dip' Bath Bomb, click here.

SparkleEyes x


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