Bath & Body Works
Bath & Body Works was founded in 1990 in New Albany, Ohio, as part of The Limited (later L Brands). The brand became one of America's largest specialty retailers for fragrant body care, home fragrance, and personal care products. Known primarily for its extensive fragrance collections, seasonal scents, and signature body care lines, Bath & Body Works operates over 1,700 stores across North America. The company separated from Victoria's Secret and became independently traded in 2021.
Brand Philosophy
Bath & Body Works delivers fragrance-forward body care and home products that create sensory experiences at accessible prices. The brand's strength is its extensive, constantly rotating fragrance library.
Fragrance enthusiasts seeking affordable, scented body care with extensive variety and seasonal rotations.
- Extensive fragrance collections and seasonal scents
- Japanese Cherry Blossom, A Thousand Wishes signatures
- 1,700+ retail stores in North America
- Fragrance-forward body care
- Candles and home fragrance
- Shea Butter (Butyrospermum Parkii)
- Cocoa Butter (Theobroma Cacao Seed Butter)
- Glycerin
- Vitamin E (Tocopherol)
- Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract
Bath & Body Works at a Glance
Strongest Categories
Bath & Body Works performs best in: Body Care (1 product, avg 60/100).
Best Conditions Served
Across all products, Bath & Body Works scores highest for: Dry/Dehydrated Skin (avg 82/100); Aging/Mature Skin (avg 78/100); Dull/Uneven Texture (avg 68/100). If your primary concern is one of these conditions, Bath & Body Works products are particularly worth considering.
Certifications
Common certifications include Dermatologist-Tested, Clinically Tested for 24-Hour Moisture, No Parabens, No Artificial Dyes.
Best Bath & Body Works by Skin Condition
The highest-scoring Bath & Body Works product for each condition we evaluate.