Pleasant, cheap gift.
I’ve found these at the Dollar Tree. This was one of the cheap rewards for the ol home “treasure box” to entice my kids to get their homework done.<br />My 8 yr old son picked this out and when he finally got to use it he was thrilled by how long it took to dissolve which made it a cool navy/deep purple color and the smell was sweetly pleasant but not overly done. That medium sized bathroom really smelled of sherbet, but not strong smelling down the hallway.<br />Now he didn’t come out smelling as strong as the fragrance but his skin was somewhat softer, however the water was definitely soft and silky (he was only in for about 12-15min with no other soaps used, for we shower before bathing).<br /><br />Overall this would make a nice cheap gift that will surely please. It’s not at all a luxury item, and I bet these Amazon sellers are making four to five dollars profit per sell, is it still worth the price of six and change (as of 8/2020)? Yea, sure why not, but you maybe able to find this treasure elsewhere.<br /><br />As far the other reviews casting a negative light on this product.<br />1st- Keep a clean tub and you shouldn’t have staining.<br /> If your tub has a build up of soap residue from bathing products, or your tub enamel is scuffed/worn, then yea you might get a ring around the tub.<br /><br />2nd-One person’s perception of how strong or weak a fragrance is different from person to person. What I can tell you is the bath bomb does have a sweet smell (advertised as sherbet), but my nose didn’t detect any note resembling citrus essential oils. The smell I would describe as a manufactured take on sherbet.
Rating: 5 stars