Lush schedules summer bath bomb making workshop at White City

Lush listed a summer bath bomb making event at its White City store for Wednesday, July 22 at 13:00 BST, and pointed customers to the Lush app to book a place. The White City listing sat inside the brand’s store-specific events feed, which framed the session as part of Lush’s regular in-store workshop program rather than a one-off stunt.

The White City feed also showed a separate “Summer Bath Bomb making event at Lush White City” entry for Monday, July 20 at 13:00 BST with 15 more dates attached, underscoring how heavily Lush has leaned on bath bomb making across the summer calendar. A parallel listing at Lush Cosmetics Cheapside set “Summer Term Bath Bomb Making Workshops” for Wednesday, July 29 at 11:00 BST and priced that session at £10, making the White City date part of a broader pattern of ticketed, app-booked bath bomb events across London stores.

A third-party booking page for a White City bath bomb-making experience described the format as a 90-minute guided session led by one of Lush’s experts, where participants create their own bath bombs and more. That lines up with the kind of hands-on retail workshop Lush has built around its bath product line, the sort of event that turns a quick store visit into a small-making session with something to carry home at the end.

The appeal is familiar to anyone who follows Lush’s event-led retail playbook. Lush says co-founder Mo Constantine invented the original bath bomb in 1989, and the company’s World Bath Bomb Day 2025 page shows the product still gets treated as a recurring brand moment. The White City workshop fit that same mold: less a product launch than a local, sensory experience built for shoppers already passing through White City and Westfield London. For anyone weighing whether to book the next one, that is the real draw. It is the same Lush bath bomb ritual, just in workshop form, with the app doing the gatekeeping and the store doing the making.