One reason I love this company is because it's not afraid to stand up for things and making news heard. I personally had never heard of Andy Tsege and was told his story by one of the lovely Lush assistants.

Andy Tsege is a man currently on death row in Ethiopia who is denied access to a lawyer or speaking to his family, who currently live in London. Andy Tsege was a vocal critic of Ethiopia's repressive ruling party and is now facing his 1000th day of illegal detention. A organisation called Reprieve help people who suffer human rights abuse and are teaming with Lush Cosmetics to gain 50,000 signatures to help bring attention to the British Government in order for his safe return. All proceeds from this bath bomb are also going to support Reprieve and all the wonderful work it does. 

The bath bomb itself is absolutely gorgeous. It's scent is very similar to that of 'The Smell of Freedom' Lush perfume. It's a beautiful orange coloured ballistic and the scent lingers on your skin afterwards. The ingredients contain neroli oil, jasmine absolute, lemongrass oil and orris oil and to me smells very floral on skin but also of cinnamon in the bath, which is the only way I can describe this very individual scent.



It was an extremely fast fizzer and I also paired it with the Snowie bubble bar as I think the scents of the two are extremely well paired. I personally really loved this bath bomb and it supports a really important cause. Head down to your local Lush store and enquire about more information and sign the petition!

Price: £3.95
Rating: 4.4/5