M&S' 'cutest' £8 Percy Pig item with 'shimmering' effect 'impossible to resist'
Percy Pig fans praised the 'lovely' £8 item that impressed one shopper so much they purchased it as a gift and kept it
M&S shoppers are loving a "shimmering" £8 Percy Pig product that fans say is "impossible to resist." The retailer's Percy Pig Bath Elixir has gone down a treat with customers, causing a stir on social media.
The themed product has been featured in various viral social media posts, including a recent Facebook post by Dansway Gifts and Bargains UK. The Facebook page told shoppers: "Shimmering Percy Pig Bubble Bath found at M&S." Elsewhere, UK Supermarket Offers & Deals This Week by Dansway also highlighted the bubble bath.
The post said: "How cool is this Shimmering Percy Pig Bubble Bath that is available at M&S…." and viewers loved what they saw. Replying to the posts, fans couldn't wait to try the product. One excited shopper said: "This is just the cutest."
A second Percy Pig fan replied: "How beautiful I love this thanks so much for sharing." A third wrote: "I want this!!" A similar comment read: "We need." Someone else commented: "Omg."
Elsewhere, some viewers mistook the bubble bath for a different product. One such reply read: "I thought this was Percy Pig gin." Another viewer echoed this, saying: "I thought that was gin."
A product description is available on M&S' website. While the £8 product is out of stock on M&S' site, shoppers can still browse the product details and reviews. M&S says: "This Percy Pig elixir turns bathtime into a sparkling, sweet-scented retreat.
"The shimmery bubble bath not only fills the tub with mountains of fluffy bubbles but also creates an irresistible aroma of a freshly opened bag of Percy Pig treats." The Percy Pig Bath Elixir 500ml has received an average rating of 4.8 out of five.
One impressed reviewer said: "Fabulous! It's impossible to resist Percy: he never fails to make anyone smile." Someone else gushed: "Bought as a gift and kept it for myself as a Saturday night treat - lovely bottle, lovely colour, lovely scent and bubbly!"
Another fan wrote: "Kids will love it, big and small. Great colour in a lovely bottle - smells delicious!" However, a less pleased buyer said: "Brought this to gift to my little cousin who loves Peppa Pig. However, the plastic bottle isn't as substantial as I would like."
For shoppers keen to order the product, Ocado offers the M&S Percy Pig Bath Elixir for £8. The description says the bubble bath has caramel, vanilla, and strawberry fragrance notes, among others. Alternatively, shoppers can locate their nearest store here.
Similar items listed on M&S' website include This Works' Deep Sleep Beauty Soak for £28, Bloom and Blossom's Bubbles & Sleep Gentle Baby Bubble Bath 500ml for £12, and Cowshed's Sleep Bath Salts 300g for £24. However, several products are currently out of stock online.
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