I bought the most disturbing bath bomb Lush has ever made – it’s traumatised me so much, I can’t even get in the water
A LUSH super-fan has been left "traumatised" by the company after using their Saltburn inspired bath bomb.
The self-described 'Lush Queen' explained that she'd picked up the bomb after watching the controversial film, which stars Jacob Elordi and Barry Keoghan.
One of the most headline-grabbing scenes in the film involved a bath, with Lush capitalising on the popularity of the movie with their latest product.
But the woman admitted that the results of the bomb were so realistic that she couldn't even get into the water.
"Oh my God, this is the most disturbing bath bomb Lush has ever created," she said in a video on her TikTok page.
"This is the Salt Bomb - a bath bomb inspired by Saltburn.
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"If you've not watched it, I don't know whether to recommend watching it, but there are some strange scenes in that film.
"And this bath bomb is inspired by the infamous scene of Felix in the bath, enjoying himself a little bit too much.
"I mean, you do you hun. But Oliver comes along and does all manner of disgusting things. I will never unsee that.
"-100 out of 10, do not recommend to a friend.
"I'm not going to get those scenes out of my head for a very long time.
"And then Lush - the one thing that I use to make myself feel good and relaxed, bring out a bath bomb that just retraumatises that whole scene again."
The ingredients also reference the film, with coconut milk and Epsom salts.
"So not only does it make your bath all salty, it also leaves it very creamy and milky and white," she continued.
"Oh I'm done, slurp slurp, I'm done.
"I'm disturbed, I'm traumatised.
"Lush I can't even get in this bath!"
"Lush i am SPEECHLESS!" she captioned the video.
People were quick to comment on the video, with one writing: "What a waste!
"I love Lush bath bombs but they are so expensive.
"I have to wait for a special day!"
"I haven’t watched it and I don’t think I can bring myself to watch it!" another admitted.
To which the Lush fan replied: "It’s deffo overhyped but there’s a couple of scenes in there that are so very questionable!"
"I don’t think I could use it either," a third commented.
"I can’t believe it’s sold out already!"
"Nooo I was so put off by it," the Lush lady responded.
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"Haha clearly a salty bath is popular!"
The bath bomb retails for £5, with Lush writing in the product description: "Feel like Hollywood royalty with this limited edition bath bomb that never kills the groove, leaving the bather with silky smooth bath water they’ll want to treasure every last drop of."