Ah, good times, good times.
But, before you do, here are some things you should know.
Bilodeau was actually one of the brains behind one of the retailer’s first scents, Twisted Peppermint.
And who wouldn’t want their very own bottle of nostalgia?
That’s not all due to the nostalgic scents, though.
It’s how the store is designed.
And Kate is a big part of the retailer’s cozy feel.
That’s why shopping at Bath & Body Works never quite feels like shopping.
Yes, we were hooked.
In fact, there are plenty of people who arestillhooked on the scent.
The company toldPopSugarin 2017 that Japanese Cherry Blossom is still their bestselling fragrance throughout the United States.
Some of those surprises include customers' “beloved fragrances.”
If older scents aren’t your jam, there are aridiculousamount of other fragrances from which to choose.
The number of scents the retailer carries can even reach 500 during the holiday season.
The company also launches about 200 unique scents every year.
In April 2019, for example,the brand launched a spring collectionwith the new scent Gingham.
The mastige niche
Part of Bath & Body Works' appeal is its price point.
Sure, you could spend $105 on a 1.7-ounce bottle ofChanel No.
Bath & Body Works also offersmany inexpensive products, with some retailing as low as $3.50.
Of course, this means many shoppers can afford to purchase more than one product at a time.
Shop the big sales
Twice a year, Bath & Body Works runs agiganticsale.
The stores were actually set up with sampling in mind.
And that doesn’t just apply to lotions and body sprays.
That’s no biggie, according to the brand’s return policy.
“We just want you to love it!
Return anything, anytime for any reason.
100% Guaranteed,” Bath & Body Works' site reveals.
Since then, the retailer has furthered its expansion across the globe.
According toRacked, there were over 1,600 locations in North America alone by 2014.
Of course, that’s not the only reason the brand is doing well.
Nevertheless,Forbesreported in 2019 that even Bath & Body Works' revenue from online sales have been increasing.
And, apparently, it’s working.
Sure enough, that information still holds true today.
The retailer also sells candles.
“It is like a holiday.
you’re free to feel it in the air,” customer Joy McDowell toldBustle.
It was on."
Another candle fan, Serina Cota, told the publication she purchased66candles on the special day.
McDowell explained, “The candle community is strong.”
Needless to say, the retailer’s main audience is women.
That’s not to say men don’t shop at the stores, though.
Serina Cota, for example, toldBustlethat she stops into her local Bath & Body Works once a week.
Of those regulars, some travel up tofivehours to get to the store.
Each crate can hold six candles."
Though, we’ll warn you: You may never look back.
