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How to Use Lush Bath Products

When do you put a bath bomb in the bath?

Soaking with our eye-catching creations for the bath is a fun and luxurious way to get clean and a great way to relax your mind and lift your spirits.

No matter which of our handmade treats you indulge in, you’ll emerge with soft, scented skin and a sense of balance. They’re all scented with the world’s finest essential oils, and their perfumes run the gamut from bright and uplifting to earthy and calming, so there’s something for everyone.

Bath bombs

We invented Bath Bombs in the late ‘80s as a gentle alternative to bubble bath, and they became instant classics thanks to a combination of cleansing baking soda, vibrant colors and therapeutic essential oils. We’re big fans of a bath and we love seeing the bath art creations you make. Show off how beautiful your bath bomb looks as it fizzes away by taking a picture and sharing it on social media with #bathart.

How to use bath bombs

  • Fill your bathtub with warm water, then drop the bath bomb in and enjoy the show!
  • Jelly Bombs: These fizzers create a slick, skin-softening jelly in the water. Drop yours in the bath, then help it dissolve by holding it under running water, swirling it around in the tub or playing with it as it slowly fizzes.

Get fun and fizzy with Floating Flower Bath Bomb.

Floating Flower Bath Bomb fizzing in bath water.

Bubble bars, bubbleroons and reusable bubble bars

Most bubble baths are sold in plastic bottles, but not these ones. Our solid Bubble Bars don’t have any packaging and they bubble up like crazy. So you can get that Hollywood-style bath and be kind to the environment.

 

How to use bubble bars

  • Crumble your bubble bar under the tap as you’re filling your tub, then give the water a big swish to help all the bits dissolve.
  • Most bubble bars are good for one bath, but you can break up larger bubble bars like The Comforter and Blue Skies and Fluffy White Clouds for more bubbly baths.
  • Bubbleroons: These pastry-inspired treats look like macarons, their two halves sandwiched together with a thin layer of shea butter. Crumble a bubbleroon like Rose Jam, just like any of the other bubble bars.

How to use reusable bubble bars

  • Hold your reusable bubble bar under the running tap, then splash the water around to get some bubbles going.
  • Put the reusable bubble bar aside in a draining dish and let it dry for next time.

Bath oils

These little confections nourish your skin with moisturizing butters and softening oils to counteract the drying effects of a hot bath. Every bath oil is lovingly handmade in Canada: there’s a happy Lush person behind every embedded vanilla bean, every dusting of luster and every hand-tied ribbon.

How to use bath oils

  • Drop your bath oil into the water and let its oils and butters soften and moisturize your skin.
  • Be careful when you’re getting out of a bath with one of these, because they can make your tub a bit slippery.

Fun

These multicolored, squidgy bars can do it all. Use a combination of colors to sculpt whatever shape you dream up, then use it to create a bubbly bath or gently cleanse your skin and hair.p>

How to use Fun

  • As a bubble bath: Crumble a small piece under a running tap for silky bubbles.

As a soap or shampoo: Take a small bit in your hand, hop in the tub and lather up.

Check out all of these inventions at your local Lush shop, or call our friendly Customer Care team to learn more about our products.