onigiri815 wrote:Fleur actually makes a stab at DESCRIBING them not just saying "they smell like christmas" she at least describes texture and what it is. Even then I will never understand why Lush is so big for them... I feel like its overpriced :/
Hmm idk, I've never really seen bath bombs like that anywhere else. The products look gorgeous and besides that they are hand made, fresh, not tested on animals but on volunteers* and don't use animal fats in their products. Considering all of that I understand why you pay a little bit more than for your average bath bombs (I just googled the pricing in my country and Lush here really isn't that much more expensive than ''regular'' bath bombs). It's up to you to decide if you want to pay for those extras (I mean if you don't care about things being tested on animals or animal products being used in a product, I get why you don't want to pay for that) but I don't think it's overpriced.
* It will surprise you how many brands still test on animals in some stage of the development of a products. Most of your makeup is tested on animals. Here is a list of brands that still test on animals if your interested:
http://www.mediapeta.com/peta/pdf/companiesdotest.pdf. I am not against animal testing. I study pharmaceutical sciences and I understand that animal testing it's still inevitable (the need to test on animals is getting less, but unfortunately it's still necessary to test on animals to be sure it's safe for us and even then it's not that sure. All medicine are tested on animals), but I think it's good the know what your using
(Sorry to go all Aslan on you :p I put this between brackets at first, but it's to much text for that.)