Last week on April 5th was the Christian holiday "Easter." Apparently, in other countries, an essential custom is "egg hunts," in which colorfully painted "Easter eggs" are hidden in the garden and children search for them.

Such an egg hunt is also being held on the official website of handmade cosmetics brand LUSH.


Let's go back a week. I was browsing the website to look up product information, and something caught my eye... It was the "NOT FOUND (Error 404)" page that displays an error when you type an incorrect URL in the address bar. On this page on the LUSH website, there was a mysterious announcement.


So on April 4th, I tried viewing the error page again...and lo and behold, a golden egg appeared!


Click on the image to go to the product page.


Apparently, the egg was actually a bath bomb called "Error 404." Apparently, you can get it for free by ordering at least one other regular item, so I added it to my cart along with the items I was running low on.


After a few days of eager anticipation, the bath bombs arrived along with my order!


The glitter and shape of Error 404 are similar to the currently available " Golden Egg ," but it has a bluish color overall and has "404" engraved on the surface.


When you dissolve it in the bathtub, a beautiful pattern resembling sand art spreads across the surface of the water, and once it dissolves, the bath is a beautiful blue, reminiscent of a tropical sea. The refreshing scent of geranium and orange flower makes for a luxurious bath time that feels like you're at a resort spa!


By the way, this bath bomb is not available in stores or on online stores. It is truly a rare item that has not been found.

Easter is over, but this campaign will continue until the bath bombs are out of stock. If you're planning on shopping at LUSH, be sure to get your hands on one!