Harajuku exclusives
Harajuku exclusives
For a moment I doubted whether I should write this review or not. On my blog I strive to be completely honest and transparant with you, but I don’t like to write a review that may keep many people from buying something. My experience with Ginger Ninja was an absolute disaster. A small side note, though: Lush took my complaint very serious and handled it so sweetly, they said to investigate the matter further. I really wanted to make this clear before sharing my disastrous experience with Ginger Ninja with you.
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Have you ever seen such a decadent bath bomb like this? Well, I sure haven’t. It’s stuffed with dried flowers and its calming and soothing scent will send your mind to lavender fields. It’s a bit pricey, especially if you use it in once (like I did 😂) but it can also be used twice, as it consists of two halves. I tested this lavender bath bomb for you, and will tell you exactly if it’s worth its money.
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Today I’m going to show you a pink bath bomb. Yes, again. You’d think I reviewed all the pink bath bombs by now, but there are just a few more, and one of those is Chocomint, formerly known as Haagen Bath. A bath bomb from the Harajuku range with an incredible scent. This one is really worth reading about, because it is the best moisturizing bath bomb I have ever had from Lush! 😍
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I’m going to the bathroom, and I’m taking with me.. a beach ball. Peng is a brightly colored bath bomb from the Harajuku range, one that immediately appealed to me because of the cheerful colors. As the warm weather is not really coming through in the Netherlands, this bath bomb will hopefully bring us some rays of sunlight.
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A bath bomb with pieces of sea salt? Very interesting. Yet I’m more tempted to buy these sea salt bath bombs, because they make my skin so super soft every time. There’s not a lot of other ingredients that do such a good job. Because of this, and because of Hulder’s beautiful appearance, I couldn’t have skipped this bath bomb. Today you’ll read all about it.
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Turmeric Latte is a bath bomb that I originally didn’t really want to buy, because it contains coconut and turmeric — two ingredients that I really hate. Turmeric is the main ingredient of curry, and as you (hopefully) know by now, I find curry really awful. So yeah, I’d just skip Turmeric Latte. Until.. I heard around me that Turmeric Latte doesn’t really smell like turmeric, nor does it smell like coconut. Plus, the bath art was very beautiful as well. Great, now I probably need it. And indeed, not much later, Turmeric Latte turned up on my doorstep. Today’s the verdict!
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I believe Harajuku was my first choice when I looked at the 54 new bath bombs in the webshop. Not only because of its pink color, but also because of the scent description! It took a while before I tested it, which is not surprising seeing as there are over 20 bath bombs waiting to be reviewed here.. but yesterday I finally decided to take Harajuku with me to the bathroom. I’m ready for a kawaii soaking session!
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I have a thing for pink bath bombs. I always buy them, no matter what the scent is. Tender is the Night isn’t a unfamiliar at Lush, in fact, this is originally a massage bar. However, this wonderful scent is now crammed into a bath bomb and the result is a beautiful, pink bath bomb. That somehow ended up in my shopping basket. Along with thirteen other bath bombs. I don’t understand how this keeps happening. Must be a bug in the Lush webshop.
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While browsing the webshop awhile back, Marshmallow World immediately caught my attention, and not just because of its gorgeous pink color. Apparently this bath bomb shares its scent with the well known American Cream conditioner! The decision to buy this bath bomb was quickly made, as you can imagine. After I enjoyed its scent for a few weeks while it sat on my desk, I decided to put it to use yesterday.
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Lush brought out a bath bomb with one of my favorite fragrance families, Rose Jam. It’s called Black Rose and it’s a Harajuku exclusive. I wasn’t planning on buying this one, because I found the price to be a bit expensive. For that amount of money I want a bath bomb that is REALLY special, and Black Rose didn’t look that special to me. But of course, as always, I ended up buying it anyway because I just couldn’t resist the idea of a bath bomb smelling like Rose Jam.
How I wished that I’ve never bought it. Not only did this bath bomb leave quite an impression, I too left an impression, uh, I mean imprint. Yeah, I know it sounds vague. Just keep on reading.
