When these bubbleroons came to Lush last year I grabbed a couple in each variety, as you know, I am a hoarder! This bright little macaroon shaped bath time treat was saved for one of those days when it was gloomy outside and I needed a pick me up.
Comprising of 2 circle (ish) shaped bright yellow caked bubble bar with a centre cementing them together. How you use is to crumble under the running tap as you fill the bath, being in a easily dividable shape it is great to get 2 uses out of the product but I went whole hog and crumbled both sections at once.
The bright yellow bubbleroon dissolved into the water turning it a banana colour with a mass of bubbles. It was great to soak in and left my skin feeling smooth but I just don't like the scent of this, there is a mix of banana and something musky, almost woody that wasn't clicking with me at all. Ended up giving my 2nd one to my niece when she visited.
Lush's Yuzu and Cocoa Bubbleroon is possibly my favourite bubbleroon. It is an interesting one though. It's scent reminds me of shea butter which is in the middle of it, and something I can't quite put my finger on which might be the yuza. I didn't really get a cocoa scent from it though.
Looking at this bubbleroon whole, another thing I noticed about it was that it was quite crumbly.
Under water it crumbles quite quickly which is no surprise given it was a bit crumbly. It also gives the water a yellow tinge and does create a very soft bath. Bubbleswise it wasn't initally amazing but that can easily be fixed by spa jets.
I liked the bath it created so I'd use it again. Because I use my spa bath I would also only use half the bubbleroon at a time to use it more economically.