Lush unveils exclusive 'Saltbomb' bath bomb inspired by iconic Saltburn bathtub scene - OK! Magazine

Even though you might not have seen Saltburn, the thriller movie, you're likely to have heard about its jaw-dropping scenes since its debut in January. The movie has repeatedly drawn attention, especially on social media.

A particular scene that has gained notoriety involves a central character consuming another character’s ‘milky’ bathwater.

This scene has sparked inspiration for various beauty products, including the Jacob Elordi's Bathwater Candle - The Original Saltburn Candle, priced at £24.95. It has even shown up on red carpets of late.

But we never anticipated concocting our own Saltburn-esque bathwater. But with Lush’s newly introduced product, the Saltbomb, you can now achieve this.

The Saltbomb bathbomb, costing £5, vows to concoct “salty, creamy bathwater befitting a Hollywood A-lister”. Combining mineral-rich sea salts and coconut powder, it produces a comforting, creamy 'milk' when mixed with water.

You can now purchase the just-released bathbomb on the Lush website and the Lush app. This is a limited edition launch, so availability depends on stock.

The creators of Lush’s latest Saltbomb conveyed, “Suddenly, there was a lot of talk about everyone's love for milky bathwater and, at Lush, we couldn't agree more! Bathtime self-care is unique for every individual, whether it's a quiet soak, a jubilant bath, or a moment of self-love.

“We have over 60 assorted bath bombs and bubble bars - from the tranquility of Twilight, to the sensual Sex Bomb. No matter your preferred type of bath, we’ve got something for you - but, remember to lock your bathroom door if it's shared.”

If you favour a soothing soak over a fizzing bathbomb, consider Herbivore’s Coconut Milk Bath Soak, priced at £21. While bathing, it nurtures, nourishes, and softens skin. Soothing inflamed or irritated skin, it induces a sense of luxury and tranquility, courtesy of its coconut and vanilla scent.

No matter how you prefer to indulge, Saltburn has certainly elevated our bath experiences. Just a reminder, please don't take the bathwater consumption scene literally.