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Bubble T Cosmetics

Bubble T Cosmetics is a British bath and body brand based in London that builds its products around tea.

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Glowpedia Editorial· Published 20 Jul 2026· primary sources: 2
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⚑ Omitted claims. Some claims had only weak support (T4) and were left out. The sourcing is thinner than usual.

Bubble T Cosmetics
Bubble T Cosmetics
Bubble T Cosmetics
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Summary

Overview

Bubble T Cosmetics is a British bath and body brand based in London that builds its products around tea. Taking its cue from bubble tea, the Taiwanese drink, the company translates the colour, flavour and aroma of flavoured teas into bubble baths, body washes, scrubs and related self-care products. The range is positioned as playful and affordable, and the company states that its formulas are vegan and cruelty-free.

The brand dates its commercial launch to 2014, when it introduced a core range of three tea-themed scents [3]. Its own about page instead foregrounds 2015, the year of a nationwide retail launch in the UK drugstore chain Superdrug [2]; the 2014 date refers to the brand's first appearance, while 2015 marks that retail expansion. The business remains active, with an operating online shop and a product line that has continued to grow through the 2020s.

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Origin and concept

According to the company, the idea began with the drink itself: "Our story begins when we first laid eyes on the drink, bubble tea. We knew at that moment we had something special" [2]. The founders set out to capture the look and scent of bubble tea in bath and body form. The first collection, launched in 2014, centred on three infusions — Moroccan Mint Tea, Lemongrass and Green Tea, and Hibiscus and Acai Berry Tea [3].

The wider concept extends beyond tea to a generally sweet, dessert-led sensory style. The retailer Cosmetify describes the brand as bringing "a playful, feel-good energy to bath, body and skincare, inspired by the fun and flavourful world of bubble tea," pairing scented formulas with bold, colourful packaging.

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Products

Bubble T's range spans bath products — bombs, salts, pearls and bubble bath — alongside body washes, lotions, mists and scrubs, plus a smaller skincare selection that includes cleansers, hand creams, lip products and sheet masks. Tea infusions and essential oils run through the line, and later additions have drawn on ingredients such as matcha and fruit extracts.

Signature items include the Smoothie Body Wash collection, a set of fruit-based variants, and Matcha Jelly Masks. The brand has also become known for novelty collaborations: a tie-up with the sweet brand Mentos in 2017, and a 2023 partnership with the cereal maker Kellogg's that produced shower gels themed around Frosties, Coco Pops, Pop-Tarts and Froot Loops [2].

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Philosophy and positioning

The company frames its products as accessible self-care, describing the range as "accessible to all, regardless of age, location or budget" [3]. Its stated tone leans, in Cosmetify's words, "into joy, comfort and indulgence — without taking itself too seriously." Bubble T presents itself as vegan and cruelty-free, and says its formulas leave out sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS), parabens and harsh detergents [2]. On animal testing the brand is emphatic, stating that "we do not test on animals, EVER!" [2].

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History and milestones

After the 2014 launch and the 2015 Superdrug rollout, the brand expanded into the UK retailer Urban Outfitters in 2016 [2]. It entered the South Korean market in 2018 through the retailer Olive Young, and reports a broader European expansion in 2021 across Poland, Germany, Spain and France [2]. The Kellogg's collaboration followed in 2023.

The trading company behind the brand, Bubble T Cosmetics Ltd, was incorporated in London in 2010 under the name Chase Grey Fashion Limited and took its present name in 2013, the year before the Bubble T range launched [8].

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Recognition and press

Editorial coverage has come chiefly from beauty retailers rather than the wider press. Cosmetify profiles the brand as part of cruelty-free and dessert-inspired beauty trends, and the online retailer Lookfantastic featured an exclusive Bubble T x Lookfantastic Earl Grey Tea Bath Salts in one of its subscription boxes [13]. No major awards are recorded in the available sources.

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Current status

The brand is active. Its online shop continues to sell current products, including the 2023 Kellogg's collaboration line and the ongoing Smoothie range, and the line is distributed across the UK, parts of continental Europe and South Korea [1].

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From the fact base

Facts & evidence

Documented facts from Glowpedia's fact base — every row carries a source.

Timeline#

2014

Bubble T launched with core range of Moroccan Mint Tea, Lemongrass & Green Tea and Hibiscus & Acai Berry Tea↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

2015

Superdrug nationwide launch↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

2016

Urban Outfitters UK expansion↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

2017

Mentos collaboration launched↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

2018

Korean market entry via Olive Young↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

2021

Global expansion (Poland, Germany, Spain, France)↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

2023

Kellogg's partnership launched (Frosties, Coco Pops, Pop-Tarts, Froot Loops shower gels)↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

Signature products#

Smoothie Body Wash collection

Smoothie Body Wash collection (6 fruit-based varieties at £2.99)↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

Matcha Jelly Masks

Matcha Jelly Masks and Body Lotions↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

Kellogg's Bubble Bath Bundle

Kellogg's Bubble Bath Bundle↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

Bubble Potions Laboratory Gift Set

Bubble Potions Laboratory Gift Set↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

Moroccan Mint Tea bath range

core range of Moroccan Mint Tea, Lemongrass & Green Tea and Hibiscus & Acai Berry Tea↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

Key ingredients#

tea infusionsessential oilsMoroccan Mint TeaLemongrass & Green TeaHibiscus & Acai Berry Teamatchafruit extracts↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

Mentioned in#

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Cosmetify — Editorial brand profile: 'Bubble T Cosmetics brings a playful, feel-good energy to bath, body and skincare, inspired by the fun and flavourful world of bubble tea.'↗ cosmetify.com

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Lookfantastic — Lookfantastic featured an exclusive Bubble T x Lookfantastic Earl Grey Tea Bath Salts in their October Retreat Box.↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

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Sourced

Certification pass

What each certification and self-stated claim rests on: the source, whose website it's on, and what needs review.

Self-stated claims
cruelty_freeSource on the brand's own site

“Vegan and cruelty-free, Bubble T's entire bath & body range”↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

paraben_freeSource on the brand's own site

“Paraben, SLS and cruelty-free”↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

sulfate_freeSource on the brand's own site

“Products exclude sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS), parabens, and harsh detergents.”↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

veganSource on the brand's own site

“Vegan and cruelty-free, Bubble T's entire bath & body range contains a range of tea-infused ingredients and essential oils”↗ bubbletcosmetics.com

None of these statements has been checked against the certifying bodies' registers. The statements were observed on 2 Jun 2026.

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Market data

Where to buy

Availability in the Nordics

Where the brand is sold according to Glowjakt's price data, per market.

Marketproductsin stockstoresPrice range
Sweden5420517 SEK – 199 SEK
Norway3215319 NOK – 199 NOK
Denmark3214315 DKK – 135 DKK
Finland331931.90 € – 16 €

Prices come from Glowjakt and are updated daily. Glowpedia receives no payment for clicks.

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Ingredient data

Ingredients across the range

Key ingredients across Bubble T Cosmetics's range, from the ingredient lists of 45 of 54 products in Sweden.

Most common key ingredientsAHA31 prod.Glycerin21 prod.Shea butter13 prod.Vitamin E12 prod.Aloe vera7 prod.Hyaluronic acid7 prod.Mica7 prod.Collagen6 prod.
May affect sensitive skinFragrance45 prod.Phenoxyethanol26 prod.SLS10 prod.Mineral oil5 prod.Alcohol denat4 prod.
Shares
0%
fragrance-free
98%
with no animal-derived ingredient identified
0%
with no hit in the “may affect sensitive skin” group

Share of products with a known ingredient list. “None identified” means nothing matched our ingredient groups, not that the product is free of them.

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References

Sources

T1 primary · T2 secondary · T3 note
  1. [1]T1bubbletcosmetics.combubbletcosmetics.com (brand site)
  2. [2]T1bubbletcosmetics.com/pages/about-bubble-tbubbletcosmetics.com (brand site)
  3. [3]T2bubbletcosmetics.com/pages/wholesalebubbletcosmetics.com (brand site)
  4. [8]T3find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/07280569find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk
  5. [13]T3bubbletcosmetics.com/blogs/blog/introducing-bubble-t-x-lookfantastic-earl-grey-tea-bath-saltsbubbletcosmetics.com