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luxurious + mositurising bubble bath?

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sleepysox · 05/04/2012 12:57

I've decided I need a treat and time for me. I'm going to devote one hour a week to having a long, luxurious bath.

Can anyone recommend a heavenly bubble bath that doesn't dry the skin out and is preferably moisturising?

Budget- up to £20- £25 inc postage

Thank you :)

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sleepysox · 05/04/2012 12:58

Title should read 'moisturising' -my brain thinks quicker than my fingers can type!

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ujjayi · 05/04/2012 13:46

If it doesn't have to be bubbles...I can heartily recommend any of the Aromatherapy Associates bath oils. They are absolutely beautiful and very indulgent. I trained as an aromatherapist and I can detect each essential oil in their blend...unlike other supposedly "natural" bath oils.

herbaceous · 05/04/2012 13:56

I was given some Laura Mercier creme brulee bath 'creme', which was GORGEOUS. Really moisturising, and smells just lovely. I can't be doing with most sweet smells in toiletries, they tend to be very fake, but this really did smell of caramelised sugar.

MissFoodie · 05/04/2012 15:29

I second something like Aromatherapy Associates, essentially anything with real essential oils in it, no sulfates or petrochemicals (sorry Laura Mercier)

Dr Hauschka does nice bath stuff too

sleepysox · 05/04/2012 15:57

It doesn't have to be bubbles, but I don't want the bath to be greasy afterwards, as I don't want to ruin my blissed out state by having to clean the bath so the kids don't slip in it the following morning.

Does the Aromatherapy Associates leave the bath with an oily residue?

Will investigate LM and Dr H too. They all sound good.

Thank you :)

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