Soap and Glory Fizz-a-ball bath bombs review

The perfect treat to liven up a dull bath time this autumn are the new bath bomb releases from Soap and Glory.

The Soap and Glory bath bombs aptly named Fizz-a-Ball come in three scents, the original Pink Rose and Bergamot, Sugar Crush with a Lime Zest and Smoothie Star which has a sweet vanilla scent. The new collection reminds me of the designs featured by Lush and Bomb Cosmetics and the cute star embossing really makes it stand out.

For my review of the Soap and Glory fizz-a-ball I am trying out Sugar Crush and Pink rose and Bergamot.

When I first popped Sugar Crush into my bath the colours were really vibrant but after a few seconds this faded away to a dull orange shade. Pink Rose and Bergamot didn’t have as much of an impact as Sugar Crush and the result was a lot more low-key. It tinted the water to a light pink and made the water seem a little more clean then how Sugar Crush looked after it had fizzed away.

Both bath bombs left a layer of fine glitter on the bottom of the bath which added a little mystery. The glitter mixes in with the water and makes the water look really sparkly. Despite the level of glitter that was left in the bath I didn’t end up looking like I’d bathed in it (thank god as that’d be a pain to get off!). I was left with small particles of glitter on my skin but I think I can live with that.

After the initial scent explosion which really was a delight to the senses, the smell faded away and I didn’t really notice it. There was no after smell either.

The colour intensity of the Soap and Glory bath bombs were fairly low-key, the initial smell doesn’t last that long and I didn’t notice any major skin care benefits. They do look really cute though and I love the explosion of glitter that makes the bath bombs really unique. For £4.00 you’re not breaking the bank if you stash a few away for a pampering night.

I give them:

★★★

The Soap and Glory Fizz-a-Ball’s are no longer widely available, but you may find them on eBay.