Pumpkin Spice Bath Bombs Are Here to Get You Ready for Fall

Asteroid Bath Bomb ($9)

Lush's iconicSpace Girl fragrance is making a *huge* comeback for this bath bomb. The product shows off a plethora of crater-y shapes along the exterior, making this pick an Asteroid City in itself. When plopped in the tub, you'll get a strong whiff of black currant, grapefruit, and bergamot, all while being transported to a vast galaxy of relaxation.

UFO Shower Jelly ($10)

This shower product boasts some of Lush's best citrusy notes via their classic Calacas scent. Crafted to look like an otherworldly spacecraft, the UFO Shower Jelly also gets its spacey charm from a squishy, malleable texture.

Asteroid City Shower Gel ($25)

Shower your self in something uber-clean, using the Asteroid City Shower Gel. It's the *perfect* complement to all of the Lush bath bombs, especially the cosmic one from this capsule collection. The blue-toned formula alongside a bold label design is reminiscent of the coming film's nostalgic aesthetics and colorful aspects, so you'll be reminded of the "out there" every time you see this bottle on your shower rack.

Doomsday Soap ($10)

It's a tad paradoxical to say that the Doomsday Soap flaunts a delicate sweet scent, but it gets infused with Lush's The Comforter – a light and fruity smell that leaves you clean and aromatic. This intense-on-the-eyes soap bar features a crater-like shape on top of a bed of cleanser, recalling the themes of Wes Anderson's newest flick.

The full Lush x Asteroid City collection will be available starting today, June 16th on the Lush App and on LushUSA.com.

Homemade Lavender Bath Salts

Lavender oil adds a soothing, sweet aroma to this batch of bath salts. Add a few drops of purple food coloring to the mix—it creates a beautiful ombre effect when it settles at the bottom of the jar. Just remember to stir before you use! (via A Splash of Vanilla)

Peppermint and eucalyptus oil make this bath tablets super energizing.

Eucalyptus and Vanilla Bath Salts

We love the relaxing mix of warm vanilla and zippy eucalyptus ‘round this time of year. But these bath salts do more for you than satisfy your sense of smell—eucalyptus essential oil acts as a natural anti-inflammatory agent and deodorant, while vanilla jojoba oil will help moisturize your skin as you soak. (via SheKnows)

Rosemary Bath Salts

Add an energizing element to your bath salts with rosemary essential oil, which is especially known for reinvigorating mental alertness. Add a drop or two of green food coloring for festive flair. (via So…Let’s Hang Out)

Rainbow Bath Salts

Did the rainbow colors suck you in? Yeah, us too. And luckily, it’s way easy to turn clear Epsom salt into colorful crystals—just add a scoop of salt and a few drops of food coloring to a plastic bag like shake it a Polaroid picture. Try infusing each color with a different essential oil to create a lush, layered scent. (via The Cheese Thief)

Glow in the dark bath bombs are so fun for kids and adults!

Honey Almond Oil Bath Salts

If you’re looking for a soft skin boost, then moisturizing honey and almond oil should be your go-to bath salt add-ins. Plus, how adorable is the stamped take out packaging? (via Shrimp Salad Circus)

Here's an easy way to make your own.

Orange Dream Bath Salts

Here’s another two-toned bath salt that will surely wow as a gift or favor. Once again, reach into your cooking cabinets for the ingredients, which include orange and vanilla extract, as well as food coloring. (via Miss Wish)

Get the lowdown on ingredients you can use at BrambleBerry.

Lemon Rosemary Bath Salts

Lemon is one of those natural cure-alls that we can guarantee you’re not taking advantage of enough. Besides promoting blemish-free skin, its scent is cleansing, uplifting, and a perfect balance to more medicinal scents like eucalyptus or rosemary. So what are you waiting for? These bath salts are an easy way in. (via Tidy Mom)

Donut style are delightful!

Back Pain Bath Salts

After an active day on your feet, rest easy in a tub steaming with pain-relieving essential oils like peppermint and cinnamon. Use this concoction after a yoga practice for maximum relief. (via Om Nom Ally)

Make a beautiful geode bath bombs for your favorite rock lover.

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What is the Oh Canada movie about?

Oh, Canada Plot

Oh, Canada follows the life of legendary (albeit fictional) filmmaker Leonard Fife. This story probably approaches Leo's career the way we think about Steven Spielberg's. AKA, he's very important. Leonard decides to tell his life story before he runs out of time. And even though he's got an impressive resumé, he also has to decide if he wants his Vietnam draft dodge and sticky relationships to become public knowledge.

"Leonard sits for an extended interview with his former student Malcolm (Michael Imperioli), relating candid stories about his younger self (Jacob Elordi) in the tumultuous 1960s and beyond," the synopsis says, adding that "at Leonard’s insistence, his wife and indispensable artistic partner, Emma (Uma Thurman), bears witness to it all."

How to watch Oh Canada?

Oh, Canada Release Date

Jacob Elordi's new movie is coming to theaters December 6, 2024 — the same day as Rachel Zegler's Y2K and Amy Adams' Nightb—ch!

Who's in the movie?

Oh, Canada Cast

The cast of Oh, Canada includes Richard Gere, Jacob Elordi, Uma Thurman, Michael Imperioli, and Victoria Hill, while the movie is written and directed by Paul Schrader (who also worked with Richard on 1980's American Gigolo!

What has the cast said about the movie?

Uma Thurman has been vocal about how excited she is to be a part of the project and told Deadline the movie feels like a "reverie" and has a "lyrical, sort of loosely knit, poetic" quality about it.

"The cinematic hand of Paul, of course, carried the day, as far as bringing this sort of illusionary dream together into something that you walk away from with the strong impression of a story," she says. "Just the presence of a master like Paul Schrader on a set of any size, is as distinct as, I don’t know, a warm wind. It’s like the wind that hits you when you get off a plane in the tropics. There’s only one thing of its ilk, and he’s kind of a master like that. You could really be anywhere; you can’t miss it."

That sounds like my kind of movie.

Director Paul Schrader revealed he fell in love with Jacob's performance the moment he saw him — which was before he took the world by storm in Priscilla. “I saw his performance on Zoom and, if this was 40 years ago, this is the guy I would have cast for American Gigolo,” he told The Hollywood Reporter.