Beauty Kitchen is one of the brands I'm going to test this year. I'm using their eye serum at the moment, which I will review soon. I bought these bath bombs as a Christmas stocking for my daughter, but I helped her to use it! :)
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| BEAUTY KITCHEN Bath Bombs |
Ingredients: sodium bicarbonate, citric acid, aqua (Water), citrus sinensis (*Orange Sweet), juniperus virginiana (*Cedarwood), cinnamomum zeylanicum (*Cinnamon Leaf), citrus reticulata (*Mandarin Red), pogostermon cablin (*Patchouli), syzygium aromaticum (*Clove Bud), boswellia carteri (*Frankincense), zingiber officinale (*Ginger), coriandrum sativum (*Coriander), styrax benzoin (*Benzoin Resinoid), abies sibirica (*Pine Needle), anthemis nobilis (*Chamomile), myroxylon pereirae (*Peru Balsam), limonene, linalool, citral, eugenol, benzyl benzoate, cinnamal, connamyl alcohol, coumarin, isoeugenol, benzyl cinnamate, geraniol, citronellol, farnesol *natural pure essential oils
Price: £12 for 200g (20 pieces) buy here
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| BEAUTY KITCHEN Bath Bombs |
There are 20 little pink hearts in the packet. The bag is resealable which is very good. The hearts are quite small so it's easy to dose - depends on the size of the bath tub. Mine is quite big so 2 hearts for one bath was just enough.
The scent was the biggest surprise for me. As they called Little Princess I was expecting some mild and sweet scent. But as soon as I opened the bag a strong ginger and cedarwood smell made me say 'woah' :) It was so unusual that I was worried if my 9 years old princess is going to like it, but yes! She loved it and the whole packet has been used within 2 weeks!
I like the idea that there is 20 little fizzy bath bombs in the packet, as usually they come single. I like the natural ingredients as well - especially as they were used by my daughter. I wish Beauty Kitchen makes more different scent of those.
More about Beauty Kitchen soon!
Thank you for stopping by, have a lovely day!
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