Bath & Body Works, Davies Gate Bath Fizz Pop with Body Oil Filling: Sugar Plum

I am always out to try new bath bombs, and I tend to hoard them up in the summer months and pop them out when fall arrives. The reasoning is because I enjoy hot baths in the fall more than I do in the summer.

Anyways, while browsing one of my favorite sites on earth I came across a slew of interesting products I had never before seen in my local Bath and Body Works. It was a bath fizz pop created by Davies Gate. The bomb was interesting to me because it had a wooden popsicle stick shoved through the middle of it, and a small package of body oil was attached to this bath bomb.

The directions on the site www.bathandbodyworks.com claimed that you were supposed to pop in the fizz bomb, and then place the oil into the tub to warm up. After the bath, you are to open this oil and rub it on your body. It all seemed neat, but at the same time gross. Oils and my body just don't agree; but because this seemed cool at the time, I placed the order at a very, very high price of $12.00 for a bomb and oil. I had never ever in my life spent so much money on one bath bomb. The damn thing had better be good.

I had the option to choose from a few different scents, but I went with Sugar Plum, because it was a scent I don't ever recall smelling before, so I wanted to try something new.

The bomb itself is a pale colored purple, with small grains of white and dark purple throughout it. The bomb on the site looked as if it was a small 3 ounce bomb, but when it arrived it was actually a decent sized tennis ball, only a wee bit smaller. The oil was packaged, and hanging from the top of the popsicle stick.
I took a sniff of the bomb, and didn't really note much. It smelled like candy and flowers, but very, very mild. I was disappointed with my first initial sniff, but figured once the bomb hit the water, it would activate into this wonderland of a bath. It better for $12.00 plus tax and shipping.