Naughty Bubbles Bubble Bath by Booty Parlor is perfect for anyone who enjoys relaxing, or playing in a bubbly floral scented tub. A generous pour of this bubble bath creates lots of foamy bubbles with a strong tuberose aroma, nice for unwinding and getting ready to play with a partner or just for entertaining yourself.

While there are no ingredients listed that stand out as major allergy concerns, these bubbles also don't make any claims a to being hypoallergenic or safe for sensitive skin. If you are generally sensitive to soaps or detergents, you probably want to stick to products designed for your skin type.

In the jar this bubble bath is thick, slightly sparkly and very pink. Poured under the faucet the Naught Bubbles make a nice thick, white foam that lingers in the bath for quite a while.

According to the packaging, the Naughty Bubbles are tuberose scented. The scent is a pleasant powdery, floral aroma that is definitely noticeable. The sent lingers in the air and on the skin, but it is subtle rather than overpowering.

These bubbles have decent staying power. While they do start to deflate immediately, they manage to have reasonably bubbly presence for at least half an hour or so, though it does take about two ounces of the bubble bath to get a generously foamy bath.

If you don't want to smell like tuberose, you might want to rinse off after your bubble bath. Otherwise the only clean up necessary for the Naughty Bubbles is cleaning your tub. They seem to leave a vary light coating of pink glitteriness on the bathtub. While the shiny pink is a bit surprising, it is no harder to clean off than the soap scum left by any bubble bath.

These bubbles come packaged in a cute, light pink cardboard box with darker pink swirls and text. The bubbles themselves are in an adorable round, plastic bottle with a silver screw cap. The bottle does say "Booty Parlor Naughty Bubbles" right across the front, so if you are concerned about eagle-eyed snoopers you might not want to leave it sitting out. Otherwise the bottle appears to be just what it is, a cute container of pearly pink bubble bath.

To me, the tuberose scent is a very old-fashioned, feminine sort of smell. It reminds me of the rose scented body powders my grandmother used when I was a child. As such, I find it pleasant and relaxing but not particularly erotic. Reactions to scents are very personal, and it is difficult to describe a scent in a meaningful way. Even though tuberose is not at all related to roses, I would say that powdery and rose scented is the closest aroma analogy I can come up with. I think that if you generally enjoy rose scented products, you will like this one.