
I’ve always had a soft spot for characters that are a little different from the norm, so when I found out that the character Kuromi would be featuring as a bath bomb in the new Lush X Hello Kitty and Friends collection, I couldn’t wait to get a hold of her.
The Kuromi Bath Bomb is one of eight limited edition products from Lush’s latest collaboration with the Hello Kitty franchise, and it is every bit as mischievous and adorable (in a tough way of course) as the character.
I was lucky enough to be gifted the Kuromi bath bomb from Lush.

Shaped just like the cheeky, goth-queen herself, the bath bomb captures Kuromi’s signature look perfectly. She is wearing her pointed black jester-style-hat over her bunny ears, and it has the famous pink skull stamped on its front.
Her nose, just like the Hello Kitty bath bomb from the same collection is also a single tapioca pearl.
Each Kuromi bath bomb fits neatly in the palm of your hand and weighs in at around 130g.
Kuromi contains some of the following ingredients: almond essential oil, benzoin resinoid and ylang ylang oil.

The Kuromi bath bombs scent is from Lush’s Happy Blooming scent-family. It’s a rich, cherry-almond scent. The almond note is the most prominent ingredient to my nose, it is almost marzipan-like, the benzoin is also detectable and adds a layer of cosy vanilla-like warmth.
As soon as the Kuromi bath bomb comes into contact with your bath water there is an explosion of pink foam that has a very small amount of black in it. This is not what I was expecting at all considering how dark Kuromi appears to be at first glance.
The black part of the bath bomb seems to be a very thin layer, and underneath it, it is all bright pink!

The Kuromi bath bomb takes just over 5 minutes to fully dissolve and creates different variations of pink-coloured bath-art-swirls with a sprinkling of black bits in it, it almost looks like someone has added a small amount of black pepper to it…
The water didn’t stay fragrant for very long, but it was incredibly soft leaving my skin hydrated and appearing brighter.
Again, the scent had died down once the bath bomb had dissolved and I couldn’t detect it on my skin once I was out of the bath. Which may sound like a negative but was a good thing for me as sometimes I find marzipan scents quite overpowering.
Overall, I absolutely adore the Kuromi bath bomb, it is the Kuromi character through and through and I love it’s colouring, the black and pink clash together in the best of ways!
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