Bath bombs ?

Hi, my question concerns some small round objects that were in partners xmas present, intended for a bath i guess, about 3/4 of an inch around, clear pliable balls with a liquid inside, used to see them years ago, but not of late, and have heard of them being used as a suppository, has anyone used them or know what they are called exactly ?

I think they are called bath beads.

These are known in the UK as Bath Pearls, still available from many of the well known pharmacy/drug stores here. One particular store sells them loose and not with other products in the packaging (message me if you want to know which store/s). They have a fragranced liquid inside them which is oil based. Lemon is nice, but I can only speak from putting them in the bath, not as alternative uses.

They are probably not safe to use as a suppository!

I wondered that too DutchGhost, but do not have enough knowledge to advise anyone as such regarding the contents of these items.

DANGEROUS to have essential oil in contact of any mucosa, it really BURNS !

We are using for the bath one teaspoon olive oil with 15 drops of lavender essential oil,

free to you to use almonds oil very good for the skin , with the essential oil you like or specificity, FOR THE BATH ONLY !

This is not a good idea.

These products are made with industrial chemistry and a particular use in mind - they are not intended for this application, and doing so can cause severe damage to your digestive system and/or poison intake. Stick to the pre-made ones, or learn to make your own safely, but don't try stuff like this.

. . . .has anyone used them or know what they are called exactly ?

As Amy said, they are known as BATH BEADS in the US.

Many soap and beauty/cosmetic companies sell them.

None that I have ever seen or used are pure essential oil. There may be a hint of essential oil as a perfume, but they certainly are NOT pure essential oil.