QUEEN OF THE GIRL GEEKS – Bonnie Diczhazy

Lush Brightside Bubble Bar Review

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Queen of the Girl Geeks

August 2, 2016

The Lush Brightside Bubble Bar is the orange citrusy sister of The Comforter and just as nice! This orange is a beautiful color to set out for Halloween too. If I won the lottery my house would be filled with Bubble Bars!

What’s to love?

Brightside is a huge 7 oz. bubble bar that lasts us for about 10 baths. I use a butter knife to cut of a piece for bath time. A small chunk makes loads of bubbles.

If you love citrus like me than you’re going to go bonkers for Brightside. It’s a mix of Sicilian mandarin, tangerine and bergamot oil with a little Gardenia Extract. I just run a piece under the water to start getting bubbles. The water will turn faint orange color with a mild citrusy fragrance. Both me and my daughter love this bar and our skin feels amazing after a bath.

How Brightside is made!

Price: $11.95

5 responses to “Lush Brightside Bubble Bar Review”

Cat Forsley

August 2, 2016

that one looks amazing xx I need to Go to LUSH soon xx

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