Lush is dropping 54 (yes, you read that right) new bath bombs.This massive launch celebrates the 30th anniversary of the brand's very first bath bomb release, which — fun fact — was inspired ...

I hadn't thought much about bath bombs. That is, until the Vancouver, British Columbia-based Lush Cosmetics brought its signature bath bombs to Little Rock. These aren't just the usual round ...

And she says her Lush bath bomb was the culprit. Featured Video In a clip with more than 80,000 views, TikTok user Xamoria (@amore) is sitting in her bathtub, holding the Lush bath bomb that is ...

Lush stores across Ireland are offering customers a free bear-shaped bath bomb with any in-store purchase. But the catch is that there is only 100 bath bombs per store up for grabs.

Bath bombs are basically made of baking soda, Lush's special "bubble mix" (we didn't get all the secrets), citric acid and a mix of essential oils to impart a particular scent and feel.

A SELF-DESCRIBED ‘Lush Queen’ was hoping for a nice, relaxing bath with her latest purchase. But the lavender bath bomb didn’t go quite to plan, as she revealed in a video on her … ...

The beauty retailer’s latest cross-brand collaboration is with pop group Katsye, with the products inspired by the band’s ...

Lush is sending Harry Styles the mother of all fan mail, 100 Sex Bomb bath fuzzies. And it's all because of "Riverdale" star, Lili, who had a genius theory.

Lush doesn’t specify the ingredients for this specific product, but their bath bombs are usually made of baking soda, a secretive “bubble mix,” citric acid, and essential oils.

And to celebrate the day, Lush is giving away some of its mega popular bath bombs. The sweet-smelling beauty favourites have been a staple of the high street brand since it launched in 1995.

A SELF-DESCRIBED 'Lush Queen' was hoping for a nice, relaxing bath with her latest purchase. But the lavender bath bomb didn't go quite to plan, as she revealed in a video on her TikTok page. "I ...

I hadn't thought much about bath bombs. That is, until the Vancouver, British Columbia-based Lush Cosmetics brought its signature bath bombs to Little Rock. These aren't just the usual round ...