Butterball Bath Bomb by Lush Review

After reading the positive reviews about the Butterball Bath Bomb by Lush, I decided to give a try and find out what it was all about. Even my friends were gaga about this Lush ballistic ball. Going by the picture displayed on the Amazon I expected it to be a smooth yellow ball and found it to be in white color. This does not give any colored froth or cream, but the amount of foam and bubbles that it produces is pretty good. But o be honest having used Dream On, Golden Slumbers and Think Pink, I don't find anything extraordinary in this ballistic ball.

In my opinion the Butterball Bath Bomb is a cheap and economical bath accessory that relaxes and soothes the body and mind. I am of the view that this tries to imitate the kind of feeling a spa treatment gives. To be honest this is an inferior simulation of spa but a decent opportunity for those who cannot afford the costly parlor treatments. This does not luxuriate your body like Romance In a Stone or Dream On. The size is also small when compared to the other ballistic balls. The justification for that could be a proportionate decrease in price tag. I got it for $4.5 and it is worth that amount.

As the name suggests this ball has a mild intoxicating Butterball fragrance that melts slowly in to the bath tub releasing comforting scent. If you feel that the ball is too much for a single bath then you can easily slice in to two and store the unused half. The perfume is neither too strong nor gentle; it is perfect for a normal day. I feel if you use the full ball, then the smell would last long and there is no need to even spray a deodorant. I bought this thinking that the Vanilla flavor would be predominant as described in the advertisement and I don't even find it in the label. Probably the Vanilla comes under the secret Perfume ingredients.