Review on Organic Bath Bombs Set with Bubble Bars, Dried Flowers - Moisturizing Handmade Bath Bombs with 🛁 Essential Oil, Coconut Oil, Shea Butter - Ideal Gift for Women, Men, Kids - 25 Pcs, Birthday Treat by Jennifer Brogdon

This set contains 25 bath bombs, 3 bubbles and 2 rose petal bags. Bath Bomb Rating: They are small (about the size of a golf ball) and lightly scented. If you're looking for a strong, long-lasting scent, this isn't the one. But if you're like me and find many of the brand's bombs (like Lush or Fragrant Jewels) to be overpowered, they'll probably suit you. They have good color density after dissolution. Flavors are plant/flower based, not sweet. One clarification that seems necessary based on other reviews: although they are sometimes referred to as "bubble bombs", they do not create a bubble bath. They fizz (tiny temporary bubbles), release fragrance and color the bath. If you want a bubble bath with foam, read the next paragraph. Bubble Bar Review: They are the same size as bath bombs. They smell like bombs. They strike in bubbles. I cut one in half and only use half per bath (and my bath isn't small) and I ended up with a bath full of stubborn blisters. I would only buy a box of these, love them so much. Here, too, a clarification seems necessary due to other reviews: In order to achieve good results, you have to hold the bar counter under running water so that bubbles form. If you just toss the bar in the water, you won't get many bubbles and you'll just end up with a slimy glob at the bottom of your tub (this applies to most [maybe all] brands of soda bars). Pink Sachet Review: To be honest I don't like bathing with petals so I didn't use them in the bathtub. But I threw one in each drawer of my dresser and they worked great for the purpose. Overall Rating: I will order this set again and would recommend it to anyone who wants lightly scented products. If you are looking for strong scents, look elsewhere.