Harry Potter Bath Bombs Are Quite Possibly Better Than Butterbeer

If you've ever wanted to live out your Harry Potter dreams IRL, you're in luck: Indie beauty brand Created By Rebecca Lynn just developed Harry Potter bath bombs that'll bring the magic right to your tub. So more like, if you've wanted to live out your Harry Potter dreams in the bath tub...

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Officially called the Sorting Hat Bath Bomb, these Harry Potter bath bombs actually harnesses the power of the Wizarding World to determine which Hogwarts house you'd belong in, if your letter ever came (seriously, Hogwarts—we're still waiting).

Like the bombs that have come before it, at first glance it just appears as a nondescript white sphere—probably to keep away the prying eyes of suspicious muggles, but that's just a guess. As it dissolves in your presumably warm bath water, the bomb's outer shell dissolves to reveal a secret inner chamber, colored red (for Gryffindor), green (for Slytherin), gold (for Hufflepuff) or blue (for Ravenclaw), to indicate which Hogwarts house your soul truly belongs to. Unlike its namesake hat, the Sorting Hat Bath Bomb can't (wont?) talk. It will, however, probably leave you skin smooth AF, the way any other bomb would, but perhaps these ingredients were foraged from the cupboards in the Potions dungeon.

Muggle creator Rebecca Lynn sells the fizzy spheres on eBay () for just a few Galleons a pop, but they're currently all sold out until January 1. While you wait for 'em to restock—the accio command doesn't work, we tried charm won't work, sadly—watch the bath bombs work in action below, and check out Lynn's Instagram (http://ift.tt/2i1A19B) for more bath fizzers inspired by your favorite books, movies, and TV shows—there's a Game of Thrones bomb that I'm dying to get my hands on. Because winter is coming. (Or rather, is here.)

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