I love baths and bath products. I always have. So when I saw this I wanted to try it out. I'm not a big fan of floral fragrances but I love fruit and food scents. I bit my lip and picked the Chemistry Bubble Bath Set up to try it out.

Before I even had a bath, I checked the four scents out.

The rose bubble bath smells very close to tea roses and the perfumes that are based on it. But at the same time, it isn't overwhelming at all.

The lavender is spot on. It smells just like fresh wild lavender flowers. It's very bright, happy, and relaxing.

The lemon mint was a miss for me. It wasn't a turn off, but at the same time, it didn't do anything for me. It didn't smell like lemon, mint or any combination of lemon and mint. Not bad, just odd.

The pomegranate smelled just the way a pomegranate smells when you first break one open. To die for.

The whole idea is based on aromatherapy. The rose is seduction. The lavender is alluring and an aphrodisiac. The lemon mint is energizing and invigorating. The pomegranate is very seductive.

These different bubble baths are made from water, sodium laureth sulfate, cocomide dea, cocamidopropyl betaine, sodium, chloride, citric acid, mathylparaben, propylparaben, and perfumes (peppermint, lavender, lemon, rose and pomegranate).

The really wonderful thing about these is that when it says that you only need a cap or two to get a tub full of bubbles, they mean it. Most of the time it takes a lot more, but not with the Chemistry Bubble Bath Set. You just have to shake it out, let it take its time as it drips out or stick your finger in the tube to get it out. This is think stuff.

So, even though it's high priced. It's a high quality bubble bath and worth the price.

I do still love the Chemistry Bubble Bath Set, but not as much as I did at the start. It really didn't last that long for me. I had to use more than I thought. And as I used it, I had to add more and more to get the amount of bubbles that I like. Weird, I know.