Lush introduces GIANT bath bomb weighing six times more than regular ones

Intense.

Lush is primarily known for its bath bombs. Even though the handmade cosmetics chain also sells a load of soaps, skin care products, and beard scrubs, you'd have a hard time walking in there and not finding somebody bringing a load of bath bombs up to the till. They have an impressive collection, after all. It's hardly a surprise then that Lush has only gone and introduced the bath bomb to end all bath bombs - the stunning and gigantic Golden Wonder. Already a fan-fav with customers, the Golden Wonder has been revamped to make it a seriously special and intense gift this Christmas. And before you wonder what kind of delicious aromas have been added to this glorious creation, stop, because it's not the scent of the bomb that's changed, but the size. Essentially it has become a giant bath bomb that now weighs almost two and a half pounds. Or, in other words, six times the weight of your regular bath bomb. Jesus. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bbbfdzllc7m/?tagged=goldenwonder Now, we have to say, even though this bomb is seriously impressive and no doubt a stunning experience for all involved, we are slightly dubious about whether it's worth it or not. Regular bath bombs provide more than enough colour, smells, and suds to keep us happy out while we bathe, so do we really need something that's going to give us six times more than what we're used to? ... Especially considering this bath bomb is retailing at about 15 quid. Although, judging by the reviews for the product online, customers have been only delighted by the bombs new size. "This product was excellent all around. Definitely great value for money as the bar is HUGE," wrote one person. "Not only is it big, which is a bonus, it's very creative," said another. https://www.instagram.com/p/BcPByPWj5c3/?tagged=goldenwonder One person also suggesting breaking the bomb into smaller pieces so you can get multiple baths out of it. A good idea if you wanted to save a bit of cash on your bombs over the festive period.