British cosmetics brand Lush is known for its colourful and fragrant bath products. Many of Lush’s bath bombs, shampoos, skincare products, soaps and make-up items are on shelves year-round, so fans always get excited for the seasonal offerings, especially during the Christmas holidays.
The Snow Fairy collection has a candy sweet scent and is only available during the Christmas season. You can find Snow Fairy in a range of goods like hair care products, body washes, bubble bath bars and even candles. But if you aren’t sure this is the right scent for you, it's now possible to try it with Lush’s new spa experience at Lush Spa Shinjuku.
The Snow Fairy Book a Bath course (¥6,000) is 75 minutes long and includes a consultation as well as plenty of time to soak up in a private bath. The experience will allow you to enjoy a warm bath using all five senses. You can watch the bath bomb create colourful swirls and turn the water bubblegum pink, listen to original tracks by Lush Fresh Handmade Sound, and feel the contrasting cold face mask and eye patch while soaking in warm water, all while being surrounded by the sweet scent of Snow Fairy. You’ll also get a complimentary hot chocolate with oat milk after your bath.
Lush Spa Shinjuku is located on the fourth floor of Lush Shinjuku and offers a variety of spa treatments every day, ranging from a 25-minute scalp treatment to an 80-minute personalised full-body massage. Snow Fairy Book a Bath, however, is only offered on weekends and holidays until December 26.
You can make a reservation via the Lush Spa website now to try this relaxing experience.
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