The Snow Fairy appears in various manifestations with a candy scent for Lush's festive collection.
In a swirl of pink and white, the iconic bath bomb smells like bubblegum. With a blue stopper, the star-shaped version contains bath bomb confetti that turns the water in the tub into a sea of floating fairy lights.
Shaped as a sprite, the Groovy Fairy bath bomb is enriched with antimicrobial and exfoliating Persian lime oil.
The bath bomb was invented by Mo Constantine, who along with her husband Mark and four other co-founders launched Lush in 1995. Headquartered in Poole, Dorset, the British company offers creative vegan products under the Fresh Cosmetics concept.
Groovy Fairy bath bomb and Snow Fairy shower gel. (Photos courtesy of Lush Thailand)
The shower gel can be used at room temperature, cooled from the fridge or even frozen for refreshing body cleansing. The Snow Fairy Wand bubble bar can be swirled under running water, waved through the bath water to build up foam, and blown to make bubbles.
The holiday collection further includes Snow Fairy soaps, foaming body scrub, lip mask, dusting powder and scented candles. Lush Melt can be used in the bath for moisturising waters or in a wax burner for a sweet pick-me-up scent.
Designed by British illustrator Jasmine Floyd, the Snow Fairy knot wrap is made from 100% recycled plastic bottles as a reusable gift wrap that can be worn as a scarf or bandana.
Snow Fairy shower jelly.
Snow Fairy Wand bubble bar.
Snow Fairy Lights bath bomb.
