Could Use Improvements In Some Areas
I use a lot of bath bombs, almost everyday. I have to admit that I am a bit picky about them and look at several different areas. Lyskiycyn’s Handcraft Bath Bombs（XXL-5.7oz) ended up being about average for me. While they were okay in some areas, there were other areas they could use some improvement.<br /><br />Presentation: The box itself is slightly above average. It’s fairly sturdy. The presentation of the bath bombs inside the box was nice. Aside from the ball bath bombs there are a couple different shapes, including a large heart with the word “Love” on it,  that make the set a bit unique. The ball bath bombs had botanicals embedded on the top, which is always a nice touch. There were also several silk (?) flowers, which is definitely different. It was a pretty touch, although I’m not sure what I’m supposed to do with them. They do smell nice, so maybe use like a potpourri. Several of the bath bombs had areas that were crumbled however. The petals fell off some of the flowers while removing them from the box. For my own personal use, those aren’t really big deals, but it does drop the product down as something I’d want to use as a gift.<br /><br />Scent: There is a nice scent when opening the box. The scent of the bath bomb in the water is only a fair plus. I can smell it, but just barely. The scents of all the bath bombs together nicely. I keep a basket on my countertop filled with bath bombs to use, so that’s important for me. They keep my bathroom smelling nice and fresh. I’d give them a fair for scent.<br /><br />Fizz/Bubbles: These bath bombs leaned more towards bubbles than fizz. They do fizz, but the bubbles are more obvious and hide the fizz while they are dissolving. The bubbles didn’t last long past the bath bomb dissolving. I’d give them a fair plus on this one.<br /><br />Moisturizing: This is a key area for me. The moisturizing effect was on the light side. I could tell there was an additive in the water, but I didn’t leave my bath feeling my skin was really soft and smooth. I got more good skin benefits from the soap I used. I’d give them a fair minus in this area.<br /><br />Water Color: This is the least favorable area for these bath bombs. The water barely changed colors. I did not get pretty, relaxing colors for my bath water. I’d give them a poor in this area.<br /><br />Clean Up: They did very well in this area. Cleaning the tub was a breeze. They didn’t leave the tub slippery or slick. They also didn’t stain the tub. Yes, I have had some bath bombs stain the tub, so this a potential big deal for me. I’d give them a good in this area.<br /><br />Price: When I got these bath bombs, they were selling for $12.99. The current price, when writing this review, is $20.99. I feel the price of when I got them is more reflective of the quality of these bath bombs. At the current price, I’d be pretty disappointed since my expectations would be higher.<br /><br />This is an average set of bath bombs that are probably more appropriate for children (except not really child themed) or teenagers. It proves that bigger isn’t always better.
Rating: 3 stars