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The Lush Ectoplasm Jelly Bomb is a super fun oooey, gooey delight for Halloween! Ectoplasm has tangerine, grapefruit and Litsea Cubeba Oil and it gives off a nice citrus scent. The water on this one turns into a nice purply jelly foam. The jelly is a bit slimy so be prepared!
According to Lush…
Jelly Bombs release a spectacular jelly made from sodium alginate, which comes from a mineral-rich seaweed.
Lush did an amazing job in creating an XL Turtle Immersion Jelly Bomb. This green and aqua turtle is pretty darn cute and smells or pine needles, cypress and sandalwood. Sodium Alginate gives the Jelly Bombs their “jelly” consistency.
I love that the Jelly Bombs make my skin nice and smooth but the water does get a bit “swamp-like” in color and texture in the bath. The sliminess does easily rinse with soap and water. If you like science you’re going to love the Turtle Jelly Bomb!
I do like the XL size and you can cut this turtle in half or thirds for extra bathing!
I recently ordered from Lush UK do that I could get the Secret Arts (it was called Dark Arts) Jelly Bomb for my Lush Halloween haul video and I also picked up the Lush Marmalade Jelly Bomb.
What’s to love?
First up the Jelly Bombs pretty much look like regular bath bombs when they are dry. I even cut one open and it still looked like a bath bomb. However the magic happens when you get them wet.
They do fizz and pop like bath bomb but when you touch them they fell like jelly which is pretty cool. They go a long way, I just mine up in quarters and a fourth was plenty.
According to Lush…
Jelly Bombs release a spectacular jelly made from sodium alginate, which comes from a mineral-rich seaweed.
Marmalade has Brazilian orange and grapefruit oils and it smells amazing. The brilliant orange and yellow colors swirl in the bath and turn the water a nice light orange. They also smooth my skin very nicely!
I am hoping these come to North America soon.
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