I had no idea that it did and was very surprised when I realised, what was already soft water was now soft and super, duper moisturising. Hidden inside the Cheer Up Buttercup is also a fair bit of coco butter. The Cheer Up Buttercup bath bomb lives up to its name, its scent really does lighten up a dark mood, I find a lot of Lush’s citrus products to be refreshing none are however on par with Cheer Up Buttercup. Some Lush bath bombs lose their scent over time, the Cheer Up Buttercup however held its ground and I have never felt so lifted from a bath bomb before. What surprised me the most is how its scent stayed with you throughout your whole bath. Before I had even put the Cheer Up Buttercup bath bomb in the bath I knew I was going to love it.įor its smaller size the Cheer Up Buttercup bath bomb doesn’t dissolve as quickly as I had thought it would. I don’t know any other way to describe this bath bombs scent, it’s got the zestyness of Dragon’s Egg, the sharpness of Avobath and then some more. I know some people don’t like the strongly scented Lush products this one is however a game changer. When my postman delivered my parcel of my Cheer Up Buttercup bath bombs I could smell its gorgeous scent before even opening its lid. Packed with lemon, lime and neroli oil its scent cannot be ignored. For such a small bath bomb it really does throw out a serious amount of zingy, energy boosting vibes.īright yellow in colour and decorated with a light dusting of blue cornflower petals, the Cheer Up Buttercup is bright and bold. If you thought the Avobath was a good bath bomb to use to awaken your senses then Cheer Up Buttercup will blow your head off. Although I never tried the larger sized version of the Cheer Up Buttercup its smaller size makes no difference in its quality at all. This new and rather dinky version shares its size with the smaller variety of Lush bath bombs such as the old Think Pink, Butterball and Cinders bath bomb. The Lush Summit version was the same size as the majority of Lush bath bombs such as the Blackberry and Intergalactic. The version of the Cheer Up Buttercup that is now readily available is a much smaller version than what was available at the Lush Summit. Luckily it is now a staple store product so everyone can get it from the UK website and in UK stores. I believe it has been an Oxford Street store exclusive since late April 2017, I however live roughly 4 hours away from the flagship store so never got an opportunity to try it even then. I wasn’t able to get hold of one until months and months later when it came out in the Lush Kitchen. Unfortunately for me, the Cheer Up Buttercup was the last of the Summit bath bombs that I tried. In amongst all of these beautiful new bath bombs it was hard for the rather plain looking Cheer Up Buttercup bath bomb to stand out. Alongside it was a wide variety of other never before been released bath bombs such as Groovy Kind of Love, Yellow Submarine and Thundersnow. The Cheer Up Buttercup Bath Bomb made its debut appearance at the February 2017 Lush Summit.
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