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Christina Alyce Beauty

Testing and reviewing the best of clean beauty.

As a sufferer of adult acne, I am willing to try absolutely any (nontoxic) product that has the slightest chance of working. I naturally gravitate toward beta hydroxy acid (BHA), because it not only exfoliates the surface of the skin, but penetrates the pore as well to clear out whiteheads and blackheads. It is also relatively gentle and soothing, so it does not irritate sensitive skin, and it can even out skin tone. I wanted to give Herbivore Botanicals' AHA + BHA Blue Tansy mask a shot, because it contains willow bark and aloe vera, which are both natural sources of Salcylic Acid, a BHA.
The mask also contains AHAs, in the form of Fruit Enzymes from papaya and pineapple. AHAs exfoliate the surface of the skin to rid it of dullness, and to help other products penetrate more effectively. Blue tansy oil is included as an anti-inflammatory to soothe redness and calm irritation.
Herbivore recommends that when you first introduce the mask to your routine, you use it for 5 consecutive days, then about twice per week after that for upkeep. I have incredibly sensitive skin, so even with the gentle ingredients in this mask, the acids were a bit too much to use 5 days in a row. Instead, I applied it in the evening for the first two days, and again every other day for the remaining 3 applications. The application process of this product is very soothing and cooling, because the formulation is gel like. It is easy to apply in a thin layer, and a little product goes a long way. You can definitely smell the jasmine oil, but it is pleasant and almost grape-like, and not at all overpowering.
I generally leave the mask on for about 10 minutes- they recommend 5 minutes for sensitive skin and up to 20 for normal skin, but I find that 5 minutes does not do much for me. After 10 min I rinse off the mask, and need to use a konjac sponge to do so, because the gel texture isn't easily dissolved. If you have sensitive skin, I would advise against using anything abrasive like a wash cloth, because it is too irritating after a treatment with acids. I follow up with my Herbivore After Sun Soothing Aloe Mist as a toner, because the aloe, spearmint, and lavender are incredibly soothing, and my Oh Mega calming chia oil from One Love Organics.
After Using the Blue Tansy mask for the initial 5 applications and following two weeks, I have noticed my skin feels much smoother and has a healthier glow to it. Unfortunately, I still have a major patch of hormonal acne on my chin, and a smattering of acne of my right cheek. I did not expect this mask to completely clear my skin, but I am disappointed that it did not cut down on my breakouts or prevent them as much as I had hoped. My forehead and left cheek are noticeably clearer, but my trouble areas have not improved.  I will continue to work through my jar because I do think it has helped my skin overall, and I enjoy using it, but I am disappointed there have been no major improvements in my most troublesome spots.
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I have adored cleansing balms since shortly after high school, when I saved up to treat myself to Clinique's Take The Day Off cleansing balm. I enjoyed the luxurious feel of it melting through my makeup and rinsing away clean, in a way that oil cleansers couldn't compare to. I tried a few less expensive and less toxic options, and landed on RSHI from Glitter and Gratitude, which cleanses effectively, but I missed the feel of a higher end brand. When Unveil was released with a $70 price tag and an impressive ingredient list, I had to have it.
I had ordered the Unveil on Black Friday, perhaps against my better judgement because it was not included in their sale. It was supposed to come with a deluxe sneak preview of another new product though, so I figured it was worth it. Of course with my luck being what it is, I did not receive the sample. I assume this is because I had to contact customer service about something which delayed my order by about two weeks, and the sample got overlooked in that time. But, not wanting to go through the weeks-long process of customer service again, I shrugged it off and was excited to try out my new products. [Edit 2/22/16 Mahalo customer service has kindly reached out to resolve this issue]
Well, things did not pan out exactly as I had expected. I even first wrote this review in a very negative light, because there was something very wrong with my product. When I received Unveil and opened the bamboo jar, I was slightly confused to find it filled with a pale yellow balm instead of the green tea tinted product I had seen all over social media and Mahalo's own site. I double checked the label, and took a sniff to see how it compared to the product description, and everything seemed ok- the balm had a lemony aroma just as described. I assumed that because it was a natural product, there might be differences in color from batch to batch. I used the product multiple times over the next few weeks, with and without makeup, and it just did nothing for me.
Unveil is described as being gentle, exfoliating, and effective at cleansing, and is formulated with green tea, papaya, fragonia, willow, avocado, macadamia, and sunflower oil as well as Jojoba oil and essential oils of bergamot, frankincense, rosemary, ginger, and myrrh . Essentially, it sounds like a powerhouse of soothing, balancing, and nourishing ingredients, and with coco glucoside as a surfactant, I expected it to rinse away cleanly. But it did not. It barely cut through makeup, and left a greasy film on my skin, hardly living up to the claim that "The Unveil Cleanser is easily removed with just water. No cloth, or hot towels required." I was stumped at the glowing reviews I kept reading.
After many unsuccessful attempts to love the product, I wrote up my unhappy review, and went to take some product photos. I wanted to a) stage a lovely photo with some of the product on a spatula to display the consistency, and b) take my frustration out on the product by digging down deep into the jar and ruining its smooth surface with my little tiny spatula. Lo and behold, I pulled the spatula out to find a very distinct change of color halfway down the jar- the product at the bottom was unmistakably green. I gave the product a stir, and it transformed to the exact color I have seen online and had expected when I first opened the jar.
I have since used the product to remove makeup and as a simple morning cleanser, and it works beautifully now. It spreads so much better across my skin, melts makeup effectively, and rinses away easily. It leaves my skin feeling fresh and nourished, just as it should. I love the mix of butters and oils - this product contains a long list of avocado, macadamia nut, sweet almond, sunflower, cocoa, murumuru, cupuacu, argan, Pumpkin seed and castor bean. Ingredients like alfalfa, calendula, arnica, green tea, and skullcap offer vitimins, antioxidants, and boost circulation while soothing the skin. Willow bark and green clay balance the skin and fight acne.

Of course, as effective as it is, I am reluctant to spend so much on a makeup removing balm again. I currently have a large jar of my RSHI balm, which I will continue to use to remove makeup, and I think I will reserve Unveil for mornings and no-makeup-days, so I can take full advantage of its fruit enzymes, willow bark, and moisturizing properties. I feel like it is too dear to waste on removing makeup, because I like to double cleanse.  I am so happy that I discovered that the ingredients had separated when I did, otherwise I would have missed out on a wonderful product.









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Before discovering Lush, I never used bar soap. I hated the feeling on my skin, and it was only once I received a sample in an online order that I realized how fantastic a good soap can be. I’m so glad I changed my mind, because otherwise I probably wouldn’t have ever tried this truly magical soap.
Old Father Time was introduced this year as part of the Christmas range, and while it’s doesn’t boast a particularly “Christmassy” smell or look, it is festive nonetheless. In store, you will see it in the form as a giant maroon clock with numbers, cogs, and the gold face of Old Father Time himself. Each piece cut from the clock is unique, mine is gold and maroon with luster covering the outside. 
I have honestly never smelled something like this soap before, and I quickly became enamored with it. My 100g bar, tucked away in my bathroom closet, fragrances the entire bathroom more than any other product, especially soap, that I’ve used from Lush thus far. It fills the air with a sweet, incense smell that is strong, but not sickening or overpowering by any means. This soap is composed of some beautifully aromatic ingredients, such as Myrrh resinoid for a warm amber note, and Opoponax oil for a dash of balsamic, honey scent. Sage and Thyme come together to offer a green note. Rosewood and tuberose add a warm, woody, and slightly floral aspect. Redcurrants are perhaps the most apparent scent in the mix, giving this soap a fruity and sweet fragrance. I love sweet and incencey fragrances, and I find that this is the perfect balance for me.
Using this in the shower did prove to be a bit tricky, because this may just be the most slippery soap I’ve ever encountered. I will admit, I dropped this a number of times trying to lather it! Also, when in contact with water, the soap becomes quite messy, and leaves a burgundy puddle wherever you rest it, which made quite a mess of the side of my tub. Luckily, it does not stain, and the gorgeous lather and fragrance make up for this inconvenience. I just needed to rub this on my netted sponge a couple of times before I had a generous helping of suds to take care of my entire body. And, of course, the beautiful aroma was amplified in the steam of the shower, though it did not linger long on my skin afterwards, or leave my skin particularly hydrated.
Overall I think this is a gorgeous wintertime soap, and I want to stock up on another block or two to see me through the never ending New England winter. This has a beautifully complex scent that I imagine would be enjoyed by many, so this would make a fantastic gift for any soap lover on your list.

Rating: 4.5/5
Price: 
  • UK - £3.50 for 100g.
  • US - $7.95 for 3.5oz
Status: Christmas 2015 Limited Edition
Vegan?: Yes
Would I repurchase?: Yes
Ingredients: Fresh Sage and Thyme Infusion (Salvia officinalis;Thymus vulgaris), Glycerine, Rapeseed Oil; Coconut Oil (Brassica napus;Cocos nucifera), Sorbitol, Water (Aqua), Perfume, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Redcurrants (Ribes rubrum), Myrrh Resinoid (Commiphora myrrha), Opoponax Oil, Rosewood Oil (Aniba rosaeodora), Tuberose Absolute (Polianthes Tuberosa), Sodium Chloride, EDTA, Tetrasodium Etidronate, Sodium Hydroxide, Benzyl Benzoate, Hydroxycitronellal, Linalool, Radiant Gold Lustre; Gold Glimmer Lustre; Glacier Blue Lustre; Yoshi Yellow Lustre     
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Karma is a classic Lush smell. It smells exactly how you’d expect a hippy dippy handmade cosmetics shop to, and it’s absolutely wonderful. The piece in my photo is very well loved, and a brand new slice of this stuff is a beautiful deep red, cut from a ring shape that features various “steps” on it’s surface, so your wedge is likely to feature 2 levels, making it much more interesting than your standard block of soap. I promise to add new photos once I’ve repurchased this, because it is most definitely a staple in my stash.
The scent of Karma is absolutely beautiful. Lemongrass, Elemi, and sweet orange oil give it a bright, zingy scent, while sandalwood is comforting and warm. Pine oil comes through to give the soap a clean scent, and makes it suitable for any time of year. I do find this bright and fresh enough to use in the warmer months, and comforting and complex enough for the fall and winter as well. It’s a lovely flexible fragrance.
This soap lathers incredibly well, and also works to nourish the skin a lot better than many others I have tried, from lush and other brands. It produces a lot of foam, but the rapeseed and coconut oils offer a gentle, creamy lather that is wonderfully nourishing. I have even used this soap in place of a shaving cream, in a pinch, and not had any problems with stinging, irritation, or any unpleasantness. It helped my razor glide very smoothly.
This is a beautiful soap, that works wonderfully. Even though I generally prefer shower gels, I will always come back to this
Rating: 5/5
Price:
  • UK: £4.25 / 100g
  • US: $7.95 / 3.5oz
Status: Permanent
Vegan?: Yes
Would I repurchase?: Yes, and I have!
Scent Family:
  • Karma Bath Bomb
  • Karma Bath Melt
  • Karma Bubble Bar
  • Karma Bubble Bar (Reformulated 2015)
  • Karma Dragon Soap
  • Karma Dusting Powder
  • Karma Komba Solid Shampoo Bar
  • Karma Kream
  • Karma Liquid Perfume
  • Karma Shower Gel
  • Karma Shower Jelly
  • Karma Soap
  • Karma Solid Perfume
  • Karma Sutra Bath Bomb
  • Lush Bath Bomb
Ingredients: Water, Propylene Glycol, Rapeseed Oil and Coconut Oil, Sodium Stearate, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Sodium Hydroxide, Perfume, Patchouli Oil, Sweet Orange Oil, Lavandin Oil, Pine Oil, Lemongrass Oil, Elemi Oil, Glycerine, Sodium Chloride, EDTA, Tetrasodium Etidronate, Gardenia Extract, Citral, Geraniol, Citronellol, Limonene, Linalool, Hydroxycitronellal, Colour 14700
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Calacas Shower Gel
Calacas shower gel is one of Lush’s most magical looking products- depending on the light, its color shifts from clear amber to an almost pearly lime green. It was most recently released from the Kitchen in October, in honor of Dia de los Muertos, which is celebrated October 31st - November 2nd, primarily in Mexico. The word “calaca” means “skeleton”, or “skull” in Spanish, and skull imagery is a very prominent symbol in Day of the Dead celebrations.
Calacas is an all around beautiful shower gel. Moving past its gorgeous shifting color, the scent of Calacas will please any citrus fan. It offers a bright lime scent, one that is equally sweet and tangy. Lime oil, Olibanum oil, and Neroli oil combine to give the gel an uplifting scent, perfect for a zesty morning shower any time of year. The lime scent also lingers for quite a while on the skin, outside of the shower.
This Shower gel offers a beautiful lather, that will get you immaculately clean, without over drying your skin. Aloe Vera gel is high on the ingredient list, and overs a soothing and hydrating property to Calacas. This gel is also quite thick, presumably from the aloe vera gel.
Out of the handful of shower gels I have tried, Calacas is a true gem. It boasts a lovely scent, color and consistency, and is a beautiful addition to a morning shower. I really hope the Kitchen continues to provide this stunning product.
Rating: 5/5
Price: £10.25 ($15.61) for 250g
Status: Kitchen Exclusive
Scent Family
  • Calacas Shower Gel
  • Calacas Shower Jelly
  • Calacas Perfume
  • Calavera Bath Bomb
  • The Enchanter Bath Bomb
  • Lady Catrina Soap
  • Skullduggery Bath Bomb
Vegan?: Yes
Would I repurchase? Yes
Ingredients: Water (Aqua), Aloe Vera Gel(Aloe barbadensis), Sodium LaurethSulfate, Sodium Cocoamphoacetate, LaurylBetaine, Propylene Glycol, Perfume, Lime Oil (Citrus aurantifolia), Olibanum Oil (Boswelliacarterii), Neroli Oil (Citrus Aurantiumamara), Lactic Acid, *Citral, *Geraniol, *Limonene, *Linalool, Colour 42090, Colour 45350, Methylparaben, Propylparaben. 
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The original Karma bubble bar was one of the first bubble bars I ever tried from Lush, and when I first heard that they changed the look of it so drastically, I was a little upset. I really enjoyed the old version, and while it didn’t offer much color, it was a very nice product all around, so why fix what isn’t broken? Well, I decided to just order the new one to give it a try while it was still a UK exclusive, and I was a little sad to see that when it arrived, most of the glitter at the top had worn off, and most of the orange band had crumbled away. I blame this on the UK’s naked shipping method, because while environmentally friendly, it does tend to cause your products to arrive a bit worse for wear.. most of the items from this order ended up with a lot of color transfer. But, of course, there shouldn’t be any issues with product performance even after a bumpy journey, and I’m glad to say that this bubble bar worked beautifully.
I decided to use the entire bar, as I normally do when trying out a smaller bubble bar for the first time. Within moments, my bath was transformed into dark amethyst waters topped with mounds of fluffy bubbles. I really am not exaggerating when I say this is the most richly colored bath product I have ever used from lush, and it’s a very big improvement from the weak orange waters of the old formula. I couldn’t even see my hand when I touched the bottom of the tub, it was that deeply colored. The rich color mixed with the generous amount of bubbles means that this bar could easily be split across two or even more baths,and still leave you with vibrant purple waters and plenty of bubbles. My only complaint, was that the bubbles did disperse fairly quickly.
Another aspect that I found to have improved over the old formula is the scent. While it still smells identical to the classic patchouli Karma fragrance, I did find this to be much stronger than the original bubble bar. I really enjoy the sweet, musky scent of Karma, and the soap is a staple in my stash, so having an even stronger scent in the bath is always a treat.
This version of the bar also improved the condition of the water a great deal, something that I didn’t notice all that much with the old version. I don’t know what ingredients the old bar contained, but the updated bar is filled with moisturizing ingredients like olive oil, cocoa butter, and mango butter. It also contains lemongrass oil which not only tones the skin, but has uplifting and anti-depressive properties. Elemi oil is a product I had never heard of before, but it tones the skin, balances sebum production, and acts as a natural painkiller. Patchouli, pine, lavender, and orange oil combine for an uplifting and soothing aromatic experience.
This was a beautiful bubble bar, much improved from it’s predecessor. It offered water in an unbelievable hue, generous bubbles, and a fragrant, moisturizing soak. The only way I could hope to see this improved would to be a little dash of luster next time, since mine was all but rubbed off.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Price: 
  • UK £4.25
  • US $11.95
  • It’s twice the price in the US, and as with most products, I highly recommend ordering from the UK. It still ends up being cheaper even with the slightly higher shipping cost.
Status: Permanent
Vegan?: Yes
Would I repurchase? Yes
Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Cream of Tartar (Potassium bitartrate), Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Lauryl Betaine, Corn Starch (Zea Mays), Mango Butter (Mangifera indica), Fragrance, Citric Acid, Patchouli Oil (Pogostemon cablin), Sweet Orange Oil (Citrus sinensis), Lavandin Oil (Lavandula Hybrida), Pine Oil (Pinus sylvestris), Lemongrass Oil (Cymbopogon citratus), Elemi Oil (Canarium commune), Deep Purple Lustre (Red 28, Blue 1, Aluminium Potassium Silicate, Titanium Dioxide), Glycerine, Fair Trade Organic Cocoa Butter (Theobroma Cacao), Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Olea europaea), Laureth 4, *Citral, Hydroxycitronellal, *Limonene, *Linalool, Copper Sheen and Radiant Gold Lustre (Potassium Aluminium Silicate, Titanium Dioxide, Iron Oxides), Gold Glimmer Lustre (Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Iron Oxides, Silica), Yellow 6 Lake. *Occurs naturally in essential oils
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The moment I saw Fairy Dust, I knew I had to have it. I am obsessed with anything pink and glittery, so this was absolutely perfect for me. When I first saw this online, I had a dream sequence in my head of me sitting at my vanity in a silk robe, dusting my shoulders in this gorgeous powder with an old hollywood style powder puff. So, naturally, I ordered not only this gorgeous powder, but hopped over to Etsy and scoured the site for a powder puff and antique powder jar so I could live out this image of glamour.


About a week later, all three items had arrived, and I could finally try the powder and get its full effect. I poured the powder into my glass jar, I was overwhelmed with the gorgeous scent of bubblegum. I greedily dipped my powder puff into the jar, and carefully patted it all over my body. Once I was done, I felt like I had transformed into Princess Bubblegum. A gentle, sweet fragrance and subtle shimmer covered my skin, and it felt incredibly soft.


One of Lush's many dusting powders, Fairy Dust is only with us for a short time, as it is part of the Holiday collection. Though the bottle is small at only 70g, the contents are quite compressed and I noticed that even though I emptied what should have been 1/3 of the contents into my powder jar, the bottle still remained very full. A little of this goes a long way, and I can imagine this small bottle lasting a good 6 months, probably longer, even with daily use. I highly recommend that lovers of the classic Snow Fairy fragrance add on a bottle or two of this dusting powder to their annual order of shower gel, because while perhaps not a necessity, it will leave the scent of your favorite shower gel lingering on your skin all day. I found that after applying this after my morning shower, the scent stayed with me til the late afternoon. Unfortunately the majority of the luster disappeared after the first hour, but I can understand this being a positive aspect for those who don't want to look like a disco ball at 11am.

This silky powder contains corn flour, which means it is incredibly soft and smooth. While this is a wonderful product for absorbing excess oils (I've tried it as a dry shampoo and loved it!) cornflour has a relatively high oil content of it's own so it won't leave your skin completely sapped of oil. This powder is very versatile, and can be sprinkled into your shoes to keep them fresh, onto your bed sheets to give them a lovely sweet scent (I could see this being a wonderful use for a lavender scented powder!), as a dry shampoo, and really any other use you can think of. I really hope this returns next year, because it really does make you feel absolutely glamorous!

Rating: 4/5, only because the luster is not long-lasting
Price: £5.95 ($9.04)
Status: UK Exclusive, Christmas 2015 
Scent Family:
  • Best Washes Wash Card
  • Bubblegum Lip Scrub
  • Candy Fluff Ballistic
  • Candy Fluff Perfume
  • Candy Fluff Dusting Powder
  • Fairy Dust Dusting Powder
  • Father Christmas Bath Bomb
  • Fluffy Egg Bath Bomb
  • Godmother Soap
  • Lush Mechanic Cold-Pressed Soap
  • Magic Wand Bubble Bar
  • Melting Marshmallow Moment Bath Oil
  • Mmmelting Marshmallow Bath Melt
  • Pink Easter Egg Ballistic
  • Snow Fairy Lip Tint
  • Snow Fairy Liquid Perfume
  • Snow Fairy Shower Gel
  • Snow Fairy Sparkle Massage Bar
Vegan?: Yes
Would I repurchase?: Yes
Ingredients: Cornflour, Sodium Bicarbonate, Magnesium Carbonate, Perfume, Synthetic Musk, Calcium Sodium Borosilicate, Tin Oxide, Citral, Alpha Isomethyl Ionone, Limonene, Snowflake Lustre and Fandango Lustre.
Featured in this post:
Antique Fenton Glass Powder Jar from Hit of Miss Treasures on Etsy
Luxury Natural Merino Wool Powder Puff (mine is the Pink Crystal Handle version) from Soapsmith on Etsy

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Out of the small fraction of Lush fragrances I have encountered, The Olive Branch has a secure place at the top of the list, right beside Yuzu & Cocoa and The Comforter. The Olive Branch was the very first Lush shower gel I tried, so I had no Idea what to expect. It’s a beautiful orangey amber color, with a thin consistency. I was surprised to discover that despite the watery consistency, just a couple drops on my netted sponge lathered beautifully.
This gel contains bergamot, olive, mandarin, and olive oils, which not only make for a moisturising and brightening wash, but mingle to create a warm and bright scent. The smell is more complex than just citrus, it has a complexity to it that is mature very sultry. This is one of the most glamorous smelling products I have ever smelled, and it’s absolutely stunning. Vine leaf infusion conditions the skin, and sea salt cleanses, leaving you with nourished, clean skin. 
This is an all around beautiful product, the only criticism I have would be that it’s a little too watery, and I know this puts many people off. I personally don’t find that it affects it’s overall performance, and as long as you are mindful of how much you’re using you won’t run out any faster than with thicker gels. This is the first shower gel that I’ve been tempted to order in a 1kg bottle, and that might just be what I ask for for Christmas…
Rating: 5 out of 5
Price: 
  • £4.95/$9.95 for 100g/3.3oz
  • £9.75/$19.95 for 250g/8.4oz 
  • £16.50/$30.95 for 500g/16.9oz
  • £27.95 for 1kg (UK only, converts to $42.51 for 35oz)
Status: Permanent
Vegan?: Yes
Would I repurchase? Yes
Ingredients: Vine Leaf Infusion, Water, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Sodium Cocoamphoacetate, Fresh Mandarin Juice, Fair Trade Olive Oil, Perfume, Propylene Glycol, Bergamot Oil, Lemon Oil, Orange Flower Absolute, Mandarin Oil, Fine Sea Salt, *Limonene, *Linalool, Hydroxycitronellal, Colour 14700, Methylparaben. 
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Yoga Bomb was the perfect bath bomb to set the mood for a lazy sunday morning. This slow fizzer has a chalky orange exterior, that takes quite a while to fizzle away to reveal the pastel turquoise and purple hidden within. If you like a bomb that’s pretty and colorful, but not over the top, this is perfect for you. After it has fizzed out, I noticed the vibrant orange waters had lots gold lustre glinting in the morning sunlight.

The mixture of sandalwood, ho wood, and olibanum (frankincense) oils was very relaxing and let off a woody and very slightly sweet floral fragrance. This reminds me of incense without the smoky element. I found that this scent paired beautifully with Karma soap, which I used to wash with. 
Aside from a beautiful aroma, the aforementioned oils lend their cleansing, emollient, and toning properties, leaving you with fresh, softened skin. I also left the bath with lightly fragranced skin and just a touch of luster, which wore off throughout the morning and reminded me of my magically relaxing bath.
I would say this bath bomb is aptly named, and leaves you with the relaxed feeling you may have after doing a light session of yoga. I also thought it would make for a lovely meditative bath, as many of the oils found in this bath bomb are also common scents used to meditate to,
I really enjoyed this beautiful and relaxing bath bomb, and I look forward to using it again!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Price:
  • UK- £3.75 
  • US- $8.95
Status: Permanent
Vegan?: Yes
Would I repurchase? Yes
Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Citric Acid, Perfume, Cream Of Tartar (Potassium bitartrate), Cassie Absolute (Acacia farnesiana), Olibanum Oil (Boswellia carteri), Ho Wood Oil (Cinnamomu camphora), Sandalwood Oil (Santalum austro-caledonicum viell), Water (Aqua), Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Lauryl Betaine, Limonene, Eugenol, Linalool, Benzyl Benzoate, Snowflake, Frosty Holly and Gold Glimmer Lustre (Potassium Aluminium Silicata, Titanium Dioxide, Colour 19140, Colour 42090, Synthetic Fluorphlogite, Colour 77492, Silicia), COlour 45410, Colour 42090.

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