Since childhood I have always loved a good surprise. You know, like on
Christmas morning when 'Santa' accidentally forgets to label a gift, the
unknowns of it makes the gift all the more magical; even if the gift is
not for you. Or when you stumble upon a package on the front door,
knowing you ordered nothing.
The mystery of Rainbow Worrier Bath Bomb from Lush was the primary
reason I bought it. According to Lush.com, Rainbow Worrier is described
in mystery, as you don't really know what you are getting till you pop
it into the bath. The water will turn either yellow, blue, or pink.
Besides that Rainbow Worrier also states that it contains vetivert and
sandalwood, to wipe away your worries. But ah, whatever, I was mainly
after the mystery of the bath waters color. I was hoping for a deep
colored pink soak, but what I got was very disappointing.
I plopped Rainbow Worrier Bath Bomb into my tub, and waited...then
waited some more as she fizzled about in my tub... and as the bath bomb
fizzled down to half it's size, and my water was nothing more than a
grayish murky milk white, I figured the mystery dyes would be located in
the center of the bomb... that at any second my luscious color change
would take effect.
Only...
as you can guess, nothing ever happened. Now don't get me wrong,
Rainbow Worrier smelled nice, but it was a little weak and smelled so
much like that purple lavender soap they sell at Lush, that the
resemblance was pretty impossible to miss.
The bath water also turned a bit more creamy and soft, but really I
was after the color change. was after the mystery of not knowing what to
expect. When I received the Rainbow Worrier, the bomb itself was white,
as shown on their website, but as described it was supposed to change
into a yellow, pink or blue. This never happened, so I was annoyed.
All in all, Rainbow Worrier in my opinion is an OK bath bomb. It is
one I definitely will not purchase again though, because mine did
absolutely nothing as described.
Pretty sad too, seeing that after looking at the reviews of this bath
bomb n the site, many people got gorgeous colored water when using
Rainbow Worrier, and then a small handful of folks complained about not
having any color changes. Surely I assumed I'd not be one of those
unlucky souls, yet here I am, added to the list of those whose Rainbow
Worrier did nothing but change the water a murky white. It was like
bathing in watered down skim milk, with a lavender scent. A scent mind
you that does not even stick around after the fact.
I personally recommend you skip on this one, if you were considering it.
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