Pink pearls look cute, but they fall flat 💎 Looks good, but didn't wow me.
check_circlePros
- Pretty pink colour and cute pearl look add a fun visual touch
- Sturdy zip‑lock bag keeps the beads fresh and stops spills
- Super cheap at 75 RUB – great value for money
- Just toss them in hot water and they dissolve in seconds, so easy to use
- The first few minutes of bubble‑gum scent are sweet and pleasant without being overpowering
- Generous 250 g pack lasts for several baths
- Gentle formula, free from harsh chemicals, works for most skin types
cancelCons
- The fragrance fades quickly; you’ll lose the scent after the first 5‑10 minutes
- It doesn’t leave any lingering aroma on your skin once you’re out of the tub
- After a bit the bubble‑gum scent can start to feel a little artificial
- Packaging doesn’t list the ingredients or scent details clearly
- If the water isn’t hot enough, a few pearls might leave a tiny residue
- Only two colour options – pink (bubble‑gum) and blue (floral)
- Not a strong aromatherapy boost; it’s more of a decorative add‑on
Editor's Summary
I grabbed the Ginfield Sea Pearl bath beads in the bubble‑gum scent from Fix Price because the pink pearls looked adorable and I’d liked their juniper‑salt line before. The zip‑lock bag is sturdy, and the 250 g of tiny glossy beads melt nicely in hot water. The bubble‑gum smell is sweet but not cloying, which is a pleasant surprise for a discount‑store find. The downside? The scent fizzles fast, it doesn’t linger on your skin, and after a few minutes the bubble‑gum note starts to feel a bit artificial. Bottom line: they’re a cheap, fun way to add a pop of colour to your soak, but don’t expect a spa‑level aromatherapy experience – more novelty than a game‑changer.
Specifications
\nHey folks! I just spotted something new at Fix Price – Ginfield Sea Pearl bath pearls. Those tiny beads were sparkling behind the clear window and caught my eye. The box carries the Ginfield Rus name – I’m a fan of their juniper salt, so I thought these pearls might give me a decent aromatherapy vibe.
\nThe catch? The packaging doesn’t say anything about the scent. Fix Price sells two flavors: the purple pack is Bubble Gum, the blue one is Floral Bouquet. I grabbed the purple – bubble gum is usually a safe bet, while floral can be hit‑or‑miss.
\n✧ General info:
\nManufacturer: LLC Ginfield Rus / Russia, Moscow region, Shchelkovo
\nName: Ginfield Sea Pearl bath pearls, Bubble Gum scent
\nWeight: 250 g
\nPrice: 75 RUB at Fix Price
\nQuick take – pros and cons at the end of the review
\n\n\nGinfield Sea Pearl bath pearls, Bubble Gum scent\nThe pearls come in a sturdy zip‑lock bag. The edges are pretty sharp, so the bag can cut you – handle it gently when you bring it home.
\nThese pearls are made in Russia, 250 g total. I usually toss in about 50–100 g per soak, but that tiny amount didn’t do much. Around 150 g seems about right, yet even that didn’t give any wow‑factor or noticeable sparkle in the water.
\n\n\nGinfield Sea Pearl bath pearls, Bubble Gum scent\nAnd the marketing promises are pretty tempting:
\nNatural ingredients: urea, fragrance blend, iron oxide, cl77019, cl77 891
\nIt’s a pretty basic list. I was hoping the urea would act like a super skin‑hydrator, but nope.
\nPearlescent shine
\nYou’ll see a few tiny sparkles, but only when the light hits at just the right angle – like a lamp shining straight into the tub. In regular bathroom lighting, while you’re soaking, the glitter is basically invisible, even on skin.
\nPleasant scent
\nIt smells nice while it’s still sealed, but the fragrance fades fast once you open the bag.
\nSkin hydration
\nAfter three baths I didn’t notice any difference at all.
\n\n\nGinfield Sea Pearl bath pearls, Bubble Gum scent\n\n\nGinfield Sea Pearl bath pearls, Bubble Gum scent\nVisually, the pearls are pretty cute – soft pink with a pearlescent coating and a dark speckle. Each bead is about 2–3 mm.
\n\n\nGinfield Sea Pearl bath pearls, Bubble Gum scent\nDissolves super fast, gives the water a faint violet tint at first, then it turns a sort of gray. Tiny air bubbles rise from the bottom but disappear quickly.
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For my first soak I used 50 g. I could see the violet dye washing off the pearls in waves, turning them whitish. The glitter looked promising at first, but once the tub was full there was barely any left.
The scent vanished after a couple of minutes. The bath felt plain, nothing reminded me of a special additive.
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Afterward my skin felt dry, barely any glitter stuck—only visible up close. Can’t say there was any gorgeous shimmer as you get out.
\n\nЖемчуг для ванн Гринфилд Sea Pearl аромат Бабл гамThe second time I tossed in 100 g. The scent wasn’t any stronger and faded just as fast. There was a bit more glitter, but in a full tub it was still hard to see; the water looked normal. A thin film stayed on my skin—hard to spot with the naked eye, but the camera caught a decent shimmer.
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After the third soak my skin still wasn’t any more hydrated. A purple ring formed along the water’s edge in the tub, even though the tub was clean to start with.
Unfortunately this bath pearl didn’t deliver. It barely colored the water, the glitter was invisible, there was no moisturising effect, the scent disappeared in minutes, and nothing lingered on the skin.
It felt like an empty bath, as if I hadn’t added anything at all. Maybe I should have dumped the whole packet at once, but I followed the instructions.
price in Fix Price: 75 rubles for 2‑3 bathspleasant scent in the packagepretty pearlescent beadsdissolves quicklyCons:
the packaging doesn’t indicate which scent it isthe fragrance fades almost immediately in the tub, leaving nothing on the skindidn’t notice any skin moisturization or water softeningthe glitter sticks to skin but is super fine and flakes off right awayafter two baths a colored film appeared along the water’s edgeRating: 2
Honestly, the Ginfield Sea Pearl “Bubble Gum” bath pearls didn’t impress me. The scent lacked brightness and staying power, so most of the soak felt empty – no aroma, no noticeable sparkle in the water. The few beads that clung to my skin were barely visible and fell off instantly. I won’t be buying these again.
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