Message in a Bauble Review

I finally got around to trying Bauble Bath’s Message in a Bauble, which I recieved in the Lemming Central Sampler, last night.

The Bauble was a pink, sweet sandy scented bath bomb with a message written on a piece of paper that was slipped inside the bath tub.

Since I wasn’t too sure how the message would hold up in the bath, and I don’t like the thought of paper floating around in the tub with me, I tried to get the message out, and ended up crushing the bath bomb.

Oops. The bomb still worked marvelously though.

The fragrance was light, but not overwhelming, and a hint of it still lingers on my skin.

In fact I’m sitting here with the message and the bag the bauble came in, and I can still smell the sweet sandy scent.

Unfortunately, I can’t find the description for the sweet sandy to share it with you.

I did blast the message from the bauble with water from the faucet so you’d know how it would hold up - it held up beautifully, so next time I’d just leave the message in the bauble instead of pulling it out.

And if you’re curious about the message, here’s what it said:

“It is not worth an intelligent man’s time to be in the majority. By definition, there are already enough people to do that.”

G.H. Hardy