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Lush Cosmetics UK Launched a Color-Changing 'Dark Arts Jelly Bomb' Since the year 2017 marks the official 20th anniversary of the Harry Potter franchise , a number of new products are being released in celebration, including a magical bath bomb from Lush Cosmetics UK . Lush's ' Dark Arts Jelly Bomb ' quickly sold out online, also appealing to Lush fans with a vegan formula loaded with skin-nourishing ingredients like sweet almond oil , cinnamon oil and orange oil. Although the jelly bath bomb boasts an all-black color, when it is added to one's bath, the real magic happens as it dissolves to form a soothing " love potion pink " color in bathwater. Earlier this year, Lush released a bath bomb of a similar shape and texture called the ' Ectoplasm Jelly Bomb ,' which seems to take inspiration from the fantastical, paranormal world of Ghost Busters.

Lush bath bombs are popular. We're talking seriously well-loved. How do we know? Well, at last count, Lush was selling 17 bath bombs every minute, and that's just in the UK. Impressive. So how did it all start? Well, Lush bath bombs are 29 years old, and they were actually created back in 1988 when Lush was a mail- order company called Cosmetics to Go. Co- founder Mo Constantine , OBE, invented these solid bath salts with mood- altering natural oils and skin-soothing butters as an alternative to the detergent-heavy products that were on the market at that time. The bath bombs that crackle, fizz and whirl around the tub, colouring the water as they go, have become a serious cult buy and something so utterly synonymous with the UK company.