Have a LUSH Mother's Day // The Tulip

 Sunday was another excuse to purchase the latest collection from LUSH as you all know, I couldn't not review this fantastic wand that came in the gift set I purchased my Mum for Mother's Day. She was over the moon with this gift set, so after breakfast cooked by myself, I ran her a bath with The Tulip that retails at £4.95. Needless to say I knew I had to capture the results to show everyone, it exceeded my expectations. Clearly this wand gave more bubbles than the Mum bubble bar wand I reviewed a few days before. The scent is shared with the famous Bubbleroons that I have become addicted too, reviews coming soon.

This one smells like chocolate oranges, the scent of Yuzu and Cocoa Bubbleroon containing grapefruit, bergamot, tonka and cocoa.

The tulip design is also the symbol of International Women's Day, that passed not that long ago. A perfect gift for any Mum or any woman. 

 So although I didn't personally have a bath with this wand, My Mum did and she loved it. She felt so pampered and relaxed after, not too good when you had to wait 1 hour 30 minutes because your family were running 'a little late' to come round for lunch, we both could of fell asleep because the house smelt so delicious.

 You don't get a lot of colour to your bath water, it's mostly creamy white. However it produces a lot of bubbles. I swirled this around in the bath and bubbles appeared as normal. However they kept growing. I swirled for around a minute and also held the wand in the running water, this gave faster bubbles. Before long there was a mountain of bubbles, that lasted most of the bath, when she topped up the water, because she was in there that long, bubbles started to grow again. This is certainly a wand to get your hands on before it goes, it's so moisturising. Though you can buy the Bubbleroon version all year round. Perfect.

Have you tried this yourself? Or were you a lucky Mum who received this?

P.s we had no tags on our wands in this set? Did the gift sets not get given the seed tags to plant?