A "Summer Dose" set of three bath bombs (bath salts) is now available at Lush stores and the official online store, in Japan only and in limited quantities. The price is 1,400 yen (tax included).

Summer Ippuku

The Ippuku series is a new bath bomb series that allows you to take a relaxing break in the bath while feeling the changing of the four seasons. Made with Japanese raw materials, these products are tailored to the Japanese bath culture. The unique concept is to use the bath bombs in the attached organic cotton tea bags that can be used repeatedly. It is about 1/3 the size of the bath bombs usually sold by Rush, making it easier to use.

Summer Smoke" is a mini box that recalls beautiful summer scenes in Japan. The set includes three types: fresh greenery, early summer, and evening shower.

Fresh Green

You can enjoy the fragrance of the hiba tree and feel like you are in a forest bath as if you are in fresh green. Hiba is a precious tree that has long played an important role in reforestation and forest maintenance in man-made forests throughout Japan. The hiba sawdust used in the bath bomb is sourced from two locations: Aomori and the Akaya Forest in Minakami, Gunma Prefecture, where the Golden Eagle Project is active.


It also contains benzoin, which has a moisturizing effect to keep skin moist. This extract has been used in the Orient since ancient times and has a clean, woody aroma with a hint of sweetness.

Early Summer

Menthol, the main ingredient of Hacca, gives this bath bomb a refreshing cool sensation. The peppermint is grown in Takikawa Town, Hokkaido. The salt is made using the traditional Agehama-style salt-making technique that has been used in Noto for over 500 years. As a bath salt, it has various benefits such as moisturizing and cleansing the skin.

Evening shower

To express the freshness of walking on a plateau in the clear air after an evening shower, the scent of cedarwood, a breath of fresh forest air, is blended. Cedarwood is made from cedar wood and sawdust from abandoned, logged and regenerated cedar forests in Gunma and Minamisanriku, Miyagi prefectures, as a fragrance and topping.