Ectoplasm
Ectoplasm is Lush’s new neon Halloween staple. There is a wash card, solid perfume and solid and liquid “shower screams”. These brightly coloured additions contain almond oil for moisture and are citrus scented with tangerine and grapefruit to match the zesty look.
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Bewitched Bubble bar
This catty bubble bar contains Olibanum oil for a sweet and woody scent alongside bergamot oil to cleanse the skin. But don’t worry if you’re not into the herbal scent, it mainly leaves you smelling of blackberries, so nothing too harsh.
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Monster’s Ball Bath Bomb
This neon bath bomb turns your bath water into the brightest of pinks so despite the name, it’s definitely one of the less spooky, cuter items. It’s great for toning, brightening and uplifting the skin to give a glow that stays even after the neon is gone.
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Lord of Misrule Bath Bomb
This green goddess will leave your bath smelling like a spa. Patchouli, black pepper and vanilla oil give a gorgeous earthy aroma to leave you relaxed long after Halloween has passed. The ultimate relaxation-fest if you fancy ignoring the doorbell and having a chilled one this Halloween. There’s also a little popping candy in there to keep things exciting!
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Ghost in the Dark Soap
This adorably spooky soap contains lemon and bergamot oil which have toning and antiseptic properties to keep your skin clear through the winter months. It even glows in the dark!
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Sparkly Pumpkin Bubble Bar
The sparkliest of the collection, this will have your bath filled with the best smelling bubbles you’ve ever seen. It’s filled with Juniper berry, lime and grapefruit oil to keep both your mood and skin lifted.
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Eyeball Bath Bomb
Despite its creepy nature, this ‘eye-catching’ bath bomb will have you feeling refreshed, rejuvenated and calm after any horrid winter day that’s thrown at you. Ylang Ylang, lavender and Brazilian orange oil produce calming aromas, making this the perfect wind-down after those particularly long days.
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