I split the bath bomb in two to stretch it farther. Even with just half of the bath bomb, it still turned my entire bath into an amazing foamy green and slimy in a good way texture. I can see how the slippery gooey feeling might turn some people off, but I love it! It left my skin incredibly soft and moisturized, this would be wonderful to use after shaving your legs to smooth everything out and prevent razor bumps. I could probably even half it again and still get a great result after using a quarter of the bath bomb.
Since my skin is on the sensitive side, I rarely spend over $15.00 on a new skincare product because more often than not it’ll end up breaking me out, and I just hate getting stuck with a pot of something I can’t use. I’ve been eyeing a cleanser called Herbalism for quite a while, one of my favorite YouTubers Carrie Hope Fletcher is always raving about it, and I love herbal scents! I brought home this cute ‘lil pot to experiment with and although I do love the scent and feel, I’m not loving the $20 price-tag for such a small portion.
I snagged a catalog on my way out which has a handy guide in the back showing the full ingredient list for all of Lush’s products. Herbalism has a surprisingly short ingredient list, I did a little research into making a DIY version, and found this super helpful tutorial. Lush also released a video of how they make Herbalism; they’re almost identical! I can get most of the ingredients I’ll need at my local supermarket, but I’ll have to do a bit of digging to find a good deal on the essential oils. Sage oil should be easy, but I’ll have to get the Rose Otto and Blue Chamomile Essential Oil online.