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These Creepy Bath Bombs Are Necessary For A Solid Halloween Aesthetic

These Creepy Bath Bombs Are Necessary For A Solid Halloween Aesthetic

I’ll be the first to admit that I think baths are overrated. Maybe I’m just doing it wrong, but other than some prime water pressure coming from the faucet, there’s not much to get excited about. First of all, my apartment tub looks like it’s never been scrubbed. That’s most likely because, in the eight months that I’ve lived in my unit, I’ve never scrubbed it but still, someone should really get on that. Then there’s the fact that once I get my masters in chemistry and finally figure out to get a water temperature that isn’t either freezing or burns my skin, I’ll be dead.

On top of all of that, I never know what to do in the tub because my books always get wet or I can’t decide what to watch on Netflix, I always imagine bugs crawling out of the drain (sorry, guys), and the thought of using my phone so close to a giant vat of water instantly gives me a panic attack. So all in all, baths just aren’t for me.

Still, for some reason unbeknownst to me (for social media, duh), I keep trying to like them. Every year I spend about $50-$100 on bath bombs only to discover, yet again, that I fucking hate baths and that my pictures never look good enough to post on Instagram. I can never get the pretty swirls everyone else manages and by the time I’m ready to snap a pic, my tub just looks like it’s sewer water. Besides, if we’re being *truly* honest, those classic bath bombs were so two years ago.

So this year, instead of going my usual route of ordering five different bombs online that promise to make my skin silky and supple, I’m going to do something different. Because indie brand (who knew brands could be indie?) Loquita Bath and Body has finally made a bath soap thing that is worthy of my money and my Instagram aesthetic.

Enter: These creepy AF bath bombs.

Inspired by different horror movies, creatures, and myths, these bath bombs mix two of most basic peoples’ favorite things: Halloween and lounding like a beached whale in the warm water. Bonus points? There’s no way these won’t get a zillion likes on social media.

Maybe you want to go with the classic and ever-charming Chuckie bomb, because who wouldn’t want to get all sudsy with that cutie?!

Or how about this vibrant alien who promises to keep his probes to himself?

Or these itty bitty baby alien bombs who swear they’re better than normal human offspring!

Alien mani bombs! These will be sold in pairs of 2s. #manibomb #manibombs #alien

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How about this Baby Krampus who is almost as adorable as he is ugly?

Or these seasonal skull brain bombs that are oviously something of a necessity in our lives.

How about this witch heart bomb for all of those boss ass bitches out there?

Who wants us to bring back our Bruja bomb!? #bruja #brujas #brujx #bathbomb #bathbombs

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Or this gargoyle who is still more attractive than that guy who ghosted you?

Or these *actual* ghosts who promise not to leave you until mixed with water, which is something more than you can say about said guy.

Casper mani bombs! Let Casper the friendly ghost fix your dry cuticles! #casper #ghost #manibombs #90s #nineties

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Finally, this creepy “Crow” inspired bomb that’s so cool it’ll literally melt your fucking face off.

Add this to your #NEED list. #thecrow #90s #nineties #bathbomb #bathbombs

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Now, because these are obviously items we all need for Halloween, they’re pretty much sold out now. BUT the company insists that come August 25th, new batches as well as new creepy styles are all dropping on the website. So, get your credit cards ready, witches. Because baths just become Instagram-worthy again.

[via Cosmopolitan]

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Rachel Varina

(yeahokaywhat) Aspiring to be the next Tina Fey, Rachel spends her free time doing nothing to reach that goal. While judging people based on how they use "they're" vs. "there" on social media, she likes eating buffalo chicken dip, watching other people's Netflix, and wearing sweatpants way more than is socially acceptable.

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