The first 100 customers to reserve their spot on Eventbrite will have the opportunity to create their very own Intergalactic bath bomb, worth £6.50, and take home completely free of charge. With over 3,900 sold last year, the colourful, peppermint-scented product is Birmingham’s best-selling bath bomb.
"Making a bath bomb is a reminder that life doesn't always need to be serious, sometimes it's just about having fun, adding a little fizz and spending time with happy people who love selling fresh handmade soap,” said Amera Khaliq, Store Manager.
As the Birmingham team celebrate 30 years of Lush, Amera shares why it’s important for her as a manager to give back to the local community:
“Birmingham is one of the most vibrant and diverse cities in the UK. It’s important to me that we can offer a space where all are welcome, always in such a multicultural city. As a store we’ve worked with local charities through our giving events and have donated products for local hospices, hostels and hospitals.”
Amera is also celebrating her 10th anniversary working for Lush this year after starting in a seasonal temp position in 2015. “I had never used a Lush product before and just wanted a part time job whilst I studied at college. At the time I had no idea this job would change my life,” said Amera.
Sharing her favourite bathing routine, the store manager’s favourite products include lavender-scented Sleepy bubble bar and magnesium-rich Salt Water Soother bath bomb!
Let the birthday fizz flow this World Bath Bomb Day as Lush celebrates its 30th birthday with 30 brand new bath bombs, featuring reworked returning favourites and viral best-selling scents such as Sticky Dates and Super Milk. The collection will be launching on the Lush App on Tuesday 22nd April, and will be available globally in-store and online on Thursday 24th April.
Soak up the birthday celebrations in sudsy style as Lush embraces the art of bathing in everyday life this World Bath Bomb Day on 27th April, paying homage to the day Lush were first awarded the trademark for bath bombs after Co-Founder, Mo Constantine, invented the first of its kind in her shed in 1989.