I would like to send my mom a bottle of nice bubble bath for Christmas. It’s not something I use myself, so I am looking for a recommendation. Doesn’t need to be crazy expensive, she doesn’t buy luxury things for herself and would not appreciate the value, just needs to be packaged pretty and smell nice. Availability on Amazon prime would be a bonus! Thanks in advance 
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Try Lush! Idk if they have bubble bath but they have awesome fizzy bath bombs.
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@PinkElephant: L'Occitaine is the very best! Pricey but probably something she would not buy for herself!
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@alphagam84: I came to suggest Lush bath bombs too! Although I don't like the ones with glitter (messy).
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Lush bubble bars! I’m obsessed
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i came also to suggest lush. i'm not a bubble bath person because i have eczema, but i would love a lush bath bomb!
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Lush and l’occitane are both great. L’occitane is a bit more traditional though, so for your mom that might be the way to go (at least for my mom it would be). And you could get a matching lotion.
Also, does it have to be bubble bath? I take baths and love bath salts. Bubbles can be a little annoying when you’re ready to get out and they’re all over you. But that’s just my personal preference, others love them.
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I recommend Philosophy's three-in-one bubble bath - it comes in all kinds of scents (I'm using this one now: https://www.sephora.com/product/christmas-cookie-shampoo-shower-gel-bubble-bath-P422644.)
I also like Lush, but if she takes frequent baths, a Lush bar/bomb is a one-time product, so she'll use it up pretty quickly - if you get her an actual bottle of bubble bath, it'll last longer.
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@Raspberry: I love the ones with flower petals that come out as the bomb dissolves! And their in-shower body conditioner is the best. Try it if you haven't!
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I have my husband buy me a new bottle of this every Christmas. I take a bath once or twice a month and it lasts me the whole year. Eucalyptus Spearmint is one of my favorite relaxing scents.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005LZSY1Q/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I121S5FLJHO6IH&colid=3URYXWCL31018&psc=0 -
@raspberries: I always feel like these don’t produce a lot of bubbles. And I love bubbles!
I’m adding a plug for lush. It doesn’t aggravate my eczema at all. In fact, the bath bombs and bubble bars often have good for your skin ingredients, and really help with stress. I also love bath salts.
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@kiddosc: that’s one of my favorites too! I know aromatherapy is $4.50 today at bbw but don’t know what’s included.
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Thanks, all!! Lots of fun ideas (including some I might check out for myself!)
@alphagam84: @Raspberry: @Mrs. Bee: @dc yoga bee: I used to love Lush bath bombs....DH has all but banned them in our new house bc the previous owners somehow let the remnants of a confetti one get into our jetted tub and it was soooo annoying to clean!
my mom is in her 70s so I feel like bath bombs might be too modern for her (ha!), but maybe I’ll have her try one or two!
@raspberries: oooh that sounds right up her alley!
@SweetiePie: I was looking at some bath salts and was unsure about them not having really used them myself - so I’m glad to have an endorsement on this! I agree, I like a long hot bath, but not bubbles clinging to me after.
@kiddosc: this looks great -thanks!
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@PinkElephant: You can get some really nice salts that are very moisturizing and smell amazing!
There’s a brand called Herbivore that has a couple on my wish list! They have a coconut one I really want and then also things like “calm” “stress relief” etc. Nordstrom carries it but I’m sure you can find it many places and prob Amazon. Here’s a few I found with a range of prices.Ooooh a bath oil could also be amazing. This scent by Jo Malone is one of my faves.
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