Festive LUSH Haul 2015

It's no secret that I may be a bit LUSH obsessed especially when it comes to limited edition products. As soon as I saw the release of the Christmas Festive range I couldn't resist putting that order in.

1) Stardust Bath Bomb   /   £2.95

The stardust bath bomb looks so simple but it does have a surprise twist. Inside the bath bomb bursts out colour mini stars to brighten up your bath. It has a slight shimmer on the outside too. It doesn't have a strong fragrance but it does smell nice and subtle with vanilla notes.

2) Magic Wand Bubble Bar   /   £5.95

First things first, this looks amazing and so cute. I think this would make a perfect present for Christmas. The Magic Wand is a reusable bubble bar, I would say 3-4 baths from it depending on how many bubbles you like ;) The scent is very sweet like the Snow Fairy scent but not as strong, sort of like a bubblegum scent. It will also turn your bath a lovely pink colour.

3) Cinders Bath Bomb   /   £2.95

I knew I'd love this one, I like anything that smells of cinnamon. It's just so festive and Christmassy :) It contains sea salt which is really good for the skin and popping candy to give the effect of a warm log fire burning away.

4) Candy Mountain Bubble Bar   /   £2.95

Candy Mountain is very sweet scented, kind of reminds me of sherbet powder. It is very similar to the Magic Wand Bubble Bar where it turns your bath pink just the scent is slightly different.

5) Father Christmas Bath Bomb   /   £3.65

He looks so jolly and happy ha! It may look like a very basic white/light red bath bomb but once you drop it in your bath is fizzes away to release a bright green colour. It's definitely not what I expected but I loved it. To me it smells again like the Candy Mountain and Magic Wand.

6) Shoot For The Stars Bath Bomb   /   £3.65

I really like this one, it's so colourful and really is like a firework show in your bath. There's blues, pinks and purple, the bath goes a deep purple and a glittery shimmer. It also has a shooting star on the outside of the bath bomb, I have always wondered how they manage to make them look so nice.

7) Luxury LUSH Pud Bath Bomb   /   £3.95

This is one of my favourite LUSH products, not only does it look amazing with colourful polka dots on but it smells so relaxing. It reminds me of a stronger smelling Ickle Robot Bath Bomb with a twist.

If you like colourful baths this is the one for you.

8) ButterBear Bath Bomb   /   £1.95

I have never understand why this is one of the cheapest of the range it's one of the best. It contains cocoa butter and soothes and softens skin. It's exactly the same as the butterball, the benefits are just incredible.

9) Golden Wonder Bath Bomb   /   £3.95

This is one big bath bomb, it's huge and looks amazing. I haven't used this one yet but I've seen pictures of the insides being blue which I am excited about. It contains zesty oils and a golder glitter.

10) The Magic of Christmas Bubble Bar   /   £5.95

This works the same as the Magic Wand it's reusable and is even on an actual cinnamon stick. It is covered in a gold shimmer with a cute bow and bell on too. It's a very festive and spicy scent which I love. Definitely recommend this one.

11) So White Bath Bomb   /   £3.65

The scent of this bath bomb is of a crisp apple and bergamot oil. It has a light pink powder dusting over the it too. It's not the typical Christmas scent but it is really nice and I think could be an all year round scent.

12) Snow Fairy Shower Gel   /   £7.95 (250g)

This is the cult LUSH Christmas classic, I had never had it before and I'm not completely sold on the scent. It's really nice but probably wouldn't rush to buy it again. It's just a bit sweet for me.

I also received a few samples with my order too, which sometimes is more exciting than the parcel itself because I just see the LUSH paper bag and can't wait to see whats inside.

I got the Reindeer Rock Soap, Christingle Body Conditioner, Gorgeous Facial Moisturiser, Salted Coconut Hand Scrub and Rose Jam Shower Gel.

Have you tried any of the Christmas range yet? Whats your favourite and what do you recommend?

Thank you for reading

Natasha x