Better as bath bombs. Scent isn't very strong and and they take forever to dissolve
I used these within one month of opening as instructed but really most just didn't have much scent.  I've had others that when they get wet produce strong scent.  These pretty much just smell the same as they do dry.<br /><br />There's supposedly 8 scents: Lemon, Lavender, Orange, Rose, Lily, Spruse, Peony and Eucalyptus<br /><br />Of these the only two I could get much off of were Eucalyptus which did smell nice and was recognizable and whatever the lighter pink one was (maybe Peony?) which smelled terribly floral (not my favorite).  They're not labeled and most smell faint and kinda similar so the color is my only real guess on most of them. I think the orange one smelled kinda orangey for instance, but also vaguely floral.<br /><br />In any case, one of the biggest issues was that the scent was so subtle for most it couldn't compete with anything else in my shower. Even my shampoo which is just Selsun Blue and not supposedly scented masked it.<br /><br />They also don't melt well at all.  The instructions say to keep out of direct spray and just a few drops will make it start to fizz.  Um... unless you take a 90 minute long shower there's no way that's a good approach.  I moved the shower head to spray right on them and still found myself breaking them up so I could get them all dissolved after 10 minutes which is longer than my normal shower (unless I'm shaving my legs which again...shaving creme will easily out scent these).<br /><br />I think they really should just be considered bath bombs. Enjoy the color more,  concentrate the scent and gives enough time and water contact to dissolve.
Rating: 2 stars