No, there's no lavender in this one (thankfully, for anyone with sensitive skin ). The return isn't for a limited time — it's again a piece of the brand's permanent line. It's available online now, but will roll out to stores within the next two weeks. It's one of the few products Lush has miraculously decided to bring back from their collection graveyard, like Scrubee and Sleepy in the past. And possibly, most importantly, the name is key because product developer Jack Constantine (the same person behind the new Ariana Grande bath bomb ) was partially inspired by the 1997 film Princess Mononoke while creating the look of this bath bomb, like how the root and tree details make your bath water look just like a "forest lagoon."