Review on Indulge in Magical Bliss with Two Sisters Spa Bubble Bombs Unicorn Surprise! by Lischelle Ward

These bath bombs are a good size and produce lots of lively foam. But the price is high for what's inside. The bracelet is probably the best of the pack. Squishes are something I can buy anywhere for pennies apiece and they get messy in a minute because they're sticky. The ring is actually decent because it fits little fingers and the necklace is decent too because the unicorn pendant has some sequins and comes on a pink adjustable chain. My daughter doesn't like necklaces that she can't put on her head and take off just as easily. Although the chain of the necklace is a lovely pink color and is adjustable, my 6 year old daughter removed the pendant and used the thread to have more length to pull it over her head. The ring fits her index finger, which is better than no finger at all. The bracelet is well made and very pretty. She loved the lip gloss, it was the only thing she wanted out of all the awards and lip gloss wasn't in our set. I don't remember a description that said prices could vary and not be one of each item advertised in it. We have three cheap squishes. Unfortunately my daughter developed a rash/hives after trying her first bath bomb. She is sensitive to chemicals so I'm not sure how natural they are or what the scent is made of. So we have to put the bombs in a big bowl and just watch them fizz. But she can't even play with hiss/foam and I have to deal with that. After all, the smell of each bomb is almost the same and very strong. My daughter and I are both chemical sensitive which means we are also sensitive to smells. A bath bomb will fill half the house with the smell. Of course we have to prepare them in a bowl next to the kitchen because the aroma fills half the ground floor. Neither of us like the smell and I usually open the window to get it out. If it was up to me I would simply not use them or send them back. Unfortunately, it's not easy to take something you've bought from a six-year-old, especially with a surprise toy inside. So if you look at this product and think the description says it's 99% natural, it doesn't matter. In general, with more natural ingredients, you expect a lighter scent and scents that smell more natural, like essential oils or a mild lavender scent. Something like that. I didn't expect the flavors to be so strong. I can't recommend this product, but if the company offers the same bombshells with softer, more natural scents and it doesn't affect sensitive skin, then sure. The price is too expensive for the quality of the bomb itself and a few much cheaper prices. If a product/company cannot claim that the product is chemical free, any advertising that it is natural means nothing. You can make bath bombs at home using the natural products you have in your pantry and your own essential oils. It would also be nice to have some free options in France. I suspect the scent is not "natural" and caused an allergic reaction in my daughter.