Happy Spacecurrent (Bath Cocktail)

Hey Guys,

         Sorry about my long absence.  I have been pretty busy with finals and school ending, but that is done now, so be expecting more posts from me.  Today, I will share a bath cocktail with you.  If you aren't familiar with a bath cocktail, it's when you put together a bath bomb, bubble bar and bath melt.  People also normally will coordinate their soaps and shampoos to match the scent and they will burn candles.  This is popular on YouTube, but since I'm not posting videos on YouTube, I'll share it here.
         
         I will start out with a bathtub that is half filled with water.  I will then, throw in my Space Girl bath bomb.  The Space Girl is a purple bath bomb shaped like a planet that has some gold glitter and pop rocks (like the candy) that make really cool sounds in the water.  It smells like grapefruit, bergamot and blackcurrents.  The bubble bar for this cocktail is the Comforter.  I take 1/4 of it, put it in a nylon, tie up the nylon and crush up the bubble bar.  Then I tie the nylon to the faucet and hold the crushed up bar under the running water until there is no more bubble bar left.  It smells like blackcurrents, bergamot and fruity goodness.  The bath melt I will be using for this cocktail is the Happy Blooming bath melt.  It is a very nice uplifting cherry scent.  I will take 1/3 of it and play around with it while it is in the tub, or else it will just sit at the bottom and do nothing.  The water should be a very pretty purple pink color with a little bit of glitter, lots of bubbles and a beautiful popping noise.
       Some extra stuff, I will wash my body with the Sultana of Soap, washing my hair (as always) with Curly Wurly and American Cream.  I will be melting my Candles By Victoria tart in Snuggle Up, which has a blackcurrent and bergamot scent, similar to that of the Comforter.

Have a Nice Bath,

Mr. Lushie

FTC Disclaimer: The products mentioned in this post were purchased by me.  I am not being sponsored by Lush or Candles By Victoria.  I am not affiliated with any of these companies and this is not a paid blog post.