BALLISTIC - BON BAIN BONNARD

Ingredients: Bicarb, Citric Acid, Coarse Atlantic Sea Salt, Rose Oil, Perfume, Orange Oil, Crocin, Colorform Turquoise, Colorform Crimson,

This is the Artistic Bath Bomb, named after Bonnard, influenced by his paintings of the nudes in the bath and inspired by his work 'White Interior'. Arguably one of the best smelling bath bombs. The sea salt will make your body feel new, and the orange blossoms will do the same for your mind. A bomb for everyone in search of inspiration.

(From the Spring 1999 UK LT)

The only Bath Ballistic to be exhibited in the Tate Gallery! The Bon Bain Bonnard was inspired by the painting 'White Interior'. Just in case you missed the exhibition, Bonnard was the post-impressionist who painted loads of pictures of his wife in the bath in the South of France. Our eponymous Ballistic was created by Mo to inspire artistic feelings in all of us, with rose and orange scents evoking scenes of the turn of the century Mediterranean life and beautifully coloured grains of stimulating sea salt livening up our minds and bodies.

(from Spring 2000 UK Lush Times)

Bon Bain Bonnard -- oui, c'est pour toi! Hold it up to the light, turn it slowly in your hand and watch it sparkle -- pink, blue and yellow. Alors, little gems buried in there for you. It likes to be held and stared at adoringly (who doesn't?) (c'est vrai, cherie), but remember not to stand there admiring the thing for too long, otherwise your bath will get cold (froid). Alternatively, have two (deux), and put one in the bath, get in and hold the second out of the water (l'eau) and you can admire it for as long as you (tu) want.

And whilst you're doing that the (le) rose and orange oil will soothe you, tone your skin and (et) revive you, so they say.