The release of the Halloween and Christmas ranges from Lush is both a blessing and a curse for bloggers such as myself, who suddenly find themselves with an abundance of products they need to explore and write about. While my operative is always to indulge myself with all of the new limited editions and gage the excitement of such a vast and impressive collection, a small part of me will always be itching to get behind the keyboard and write about all of these wonderful items.

When presented with an abundance of brand new exclusives to test out for the first time, I had no idea where to start, and that was when I noticed Autumn Leaf Bath Bomb balancing precariously amidst the collection of Halloween ballistics in Lush Oxford Street. Everything about it drew me in and I knew I had found the beginning of my pathway into this year's seasonal selection.
There is something very magical and slightly unique about Autumn Leaf Bath Bomb - a product that was released as part of the Halloween range this year, yet one that doesn't possess the typical traits that I've come to acknowledge is part and parcel of the Lush Halloween experience. With no skulls or pumpkins, witches or ghouls attached to this beautiful looking ballistic, its a bit of an anomaly - instead celebrating the passing of summer into those colder, autumnal days, and therefore cements itself as a bath bomb that isn't limited to the season it has been released in.

What I love about this (and many other recently-released products) is that Lush have gone to great efforts to tell a story with their designs and use of colour. This particular bath bomb represents the colour changing of leaves and the warm, golden orange colour that the bath water turns after using one these, represents this season perfectly.
Containing a combination of neroli, sandalwood and maple sap, this product gives off a fresh but earthy aroma - a beautifully refreshing and uplifting combination that mimics the scent of freshly-cut grass with just a hint of sweetness to elevate each and every note.

In the water the bath bomb is mostly a slow fizzer - traveling across the surface of the tub and leaving a stream of yellow and orange foam in its wake. I say mostly because I found that the yellow segment fizzed and dissolved fairly quickly, while the green section was slow at melting and instead frothed up on the surface of the water.

Overall, this is a wonderful new addition to the Lush family and I am definitely planning on buying a small handful of these before the end of the season. If you've looking for something warming and beautiful to keep you company this autumn, I strongly believe that Autumn Leaf Bath Bomb is a strong contender for my favourite new bath bomb this season.
Quantitative Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Citric Acid, Fragrance, Bergamot Oil, Neroli Oil, Sandalwood Oil, Austro-Caledonicum, Maple Sap, Cream Of Tartar, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Lauryl Betaine, Spring Green Lustre (Blue 1 Lake, Yellow 10), Red 4.
Vegan?: Yes.
2016 Price: £3.75 each.
2017 Price: £3.45 each.
Year Of Original Release: 2016.
Scent Family:
Against Animal Testing Soap
Autumn Leaf Bath Ballistic
Grass Body Lotion
It's great to see Lush expanding the Grass scent family, especially since the Shower Gel was discontinued. I can see Autumn Leaf becoming an instant classic.
ReplyDeleteHow come only four stars Jen?
ReplyDeleteThis was a complete mistake on my part - I've just updated my rating :)
DeleteAny idea when the holiday line goes live on the UK website? Halloween is already live on the US site but they jack up the prices over here, even considering the currency exchange. :(
ReplyDeleteIt'll be online officially on October 1st but they'll no doubt go online in the evening of September 30th :)
DeleteHave they already released Christmas products at Oxford Street? If not, when will they?
ReplyDeleteYes they have! They were released last Friday and will be available in other stores from October 1st.
DeleteI'm sorry but I am bit confused, you seem to have really enjoyed it but the rating is rather low. Why is that?
ReplyDeleteThis was a complete mistake on my part - I've just updated my rating :)
Deletewhy didn't you give it 6 stars I love your blog btw
ReplyDeletewhy didn't you give it 6 stars I love your blog btw
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