While visiting my parents this past weekend, I had the opportunity to use their nice large bathtub! Being 5'11' is a disadvantage when one wants to take baths, especially when one lives in an apartment with a small tub. So I packed up my stash of bombs, melts, and bubble bar slices for my trip.
Here's some of the bath cocktails I enjoyed on my visit:
Emerald City's Been Mangoed
-Sunny Side BBS
-Avobath Bomb
-You've Been Mangoed Melt
This was a delightful citrus scented bath, perfect to revive me after my long travels. I loved the swirly gold water, which took on a green-gold tint once I added the bath bomb. The melt diminished the bubbles a bit, but it was worth it to get the extra moisturizing effects! I wished I'd brought my Each Peach massage bar to moisturize afterwards, but I didn't really need it.
Jazzy Island
-All That Jas Bomb
-Floating Island Melt
Oh my, what a wonderfully soft bath. The fragrances of jasmine, vanilla, lemon, and sandalwood complimented each other beautifully, and the milky green water was as soothing to the eye as it was to the skin. I used some Silky Underwear powder after the bath and smelled jasmine and vanilla all day.
Blackberry Sugar
-1/4 Comforter BBS
-Blackberry Bomb
-MMM Melt
Sugary sweet! The water started off a bright pink with the Comforter bubbles and MMM melt, then turned a pretty purple-pink once I added the bomb. Again, the melt made the bubbles go away a little faster because of the oils, but I didn't mind too much. I loved how the bomb left a purple topping on the mounds of bubbles, too! It left me feeling girly and sweet. I wished I'd brought my Snow Fairy to wash my hair, but American Cream conditioner complimented the sweetness.
Now, with all of these, I probably could have done fine with 1/2 of a bomb or melt when I used the whole one. But hey... I was spoiling myself! The only one I'd recommend using the whole slice all the time is Sunny Side, because you really want the effects of the swirly gold water.
Happy bathing, everyone!
Monday, July 28, 2008
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