It's World Bath Bomb Day and what’s better than celebrating with a free bath bomb making class. The brand, who is quite rightfully known for its bath bombs, will be holding the classes across many of its stores, and Bristol’s Cabot Circus is one of them.
Having opened its doors to customers earlier this month, the new store has ample room with the large bath bomb section at the back, perfect for parties and this weekend's free sessions. The free sessions hour-long classes will run from today until the 30th April (this Sunday).
While the classes don’t cost a penny, you will require a ticket which is available to book via the eventbrite website and details on which stores will be offering the free classes and when can be found on the Lush Website.
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At the free classes, participants will have the chance to make many customers' favourite bath bomb from the store, Intergalactic, made with hints of ‘refreshing peppermint and grapefruit oils.’ Lush has reminded those wanting to take part that they will only be able to take part while stock lasts.
In a few select locations, staff and participants will be joined by ‘expert bath bomb compounders and pressers from the lush factory,’ which is located in Dorset. Offering tips and tricks used in the factories, these experts will aid those attending to make the perfectly pressed Intergalactic bath bomb.
Bristol will host the experts tomorrow (April 28th) for sessions between 12-2 and then later on at 4-6. Along with the free items there are also new products being launched in a bid to promote ‘the importance of switching off, taking a deep breath and letting your bathroom transport you to another place.’ The new stock includes a range of different bath bombs all featuring Japanese wellness ingredients.
If you’re wanting to try the new stock or wish to take part in the sessions head to the Lush website to find out more. There are plenty of gorgeous bath bombs to choose from - from the eye-popping Intergalactic to the fruity-smelling Peachy. You can see a full list of the available bath bombs on the Lush website.
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