Chantal DeHaine

The Lava Lamp Bath Bomb What a perfect name for this bath bomb, it does exactly what it says on the tin. It is literally a lava lamp in bath bomb form, so if you're a fan of the Lava lamp trend, then this could be for you! In its dry state the ballistic is such a bold orange, you cant help but smile, and the purple spots only accentuate this bright colouring. The colour is instantaneously transferred to the water as soon as it makes contact, which is always exciting to see! The pictures honestly don't do the bath bomb justice. at. all. It wasn't yellow at all in real life! The orange part of the bath bomb fizzed out much more quickly than the purple which left them floating and melting by themselves. The purple melted down and sat atop the water much like an oil would..  This preceded the Lava Lamp intentions of the Bath Ballistic, which was the most impressive part of the entire bath bomb (not including the initial colour burst). ...

The Blackberry bath bomb This has to be one of my favourite bath bombs, not just because I love the colour it turns my bath or the enthralling smell, but also because it only has nine ingredients. Which, for someone who has recently become much more aware of the chemicals she's exposing her body to, is a great relief. List of ingredients; - Sodium Bicarbonate - Citric Acid - Perfume - Bergamot Oil - Frankincense Oil - Hexyl Cinnamal - Lilial - Colour 42053 - Colour 17200 The moment before you drop the ballistic into the water is, in my opinion, the best part. You're waiting to see the burst of life this bath bomb is given and it's a thrilling wait that I always struggle with. The Bath bomb sinks at first but is quick to pop back up to the surface, so that you can see its explosion in great detail. You can instantly see the change in the colour of the bath water and it's fair to say no one could be disappointed; especially when the...