🥥 Treasure Bath, Gold Coconut - 7 Ounce by Da Bomb Review

Inside smells like a metal coin but SHINE! CAREFULLY! It sticks to your bath, it sticks to your skin. If you're going to use it, I recommend what I did - wash the tub and scrub it right away because there's so much glitter in there. After that, I took a shower to wash off the shine. Basically it worked. I like this company's bath bombs because they last a while in the bath, smell great, and are unusual compared to other bath bombs. The paint doesn't stick at all, but it shines.

I wish I had read the reviews before buying as a GIFT. I bought one for myself and one for my best friend and I'm embarrassed to ask them what their 'surprise/sweetheart' is. I had a small piece of yellow plastic in the shape of a diamond. Probably worth $0.001. Wanted something other than those ring bombs but honestly I'd rather have another cheap ring than a small piece of plastic that just goes for recycling. Definitely not offering. :/ Cool idea, disappointing product.

I have 5 kids so bought them all individually when they were cheaper but still at almost $6 it's not something you could do often. It was ok but I bought 3 in a dollar tree pack and they smell nice and work well. Large ones can even be bought for less than $2, and the gift is like a rubber ring or something cheap.

Literally the worst bath bomb I've ever used. Bath bombs should make you feel pampered and luxurious, just like Beyoncé's afterword. Your skin should feel soft and supple, post-spa like (like others I've used - hi Lush). To be honest, this bomb was useless. no smell No soft, tasty water after bubbling. No benefit for my skin. Nothing. He didn't even hiss and sank to the bottom of the tub, which struck me as odd. I see these bombs everywhere and was disappointed that they didn't live up to the…

I bought several with different colors/flavors/smells and each one is unique, fun and special. I was about to complain about the "excessive" packaging, but you girls nailed it! Cardboard is easy to recycle, and the #1 plastic used in bombs is 100% recyclable! at least in my area. Also, they're not overly scented, much more subtle (thanks, too many scents make my head spin) and fun surprises in the middle. It's Cracker Jack again. Well done girls/women/moms and everyone who helped get this off…