Bath and Body Works was founded in 1990 in Ohio and they opened their first store in Massachusetts. By 1997 they were the top selling bath chain in the U.S.. In 2010 they opened their first international stores. They now have more than 1,600 stores. Bath & Body Works sells bath and shower gels, soap, perfume, candles, home fragrance, lotion, and antibacterial products. The company is under L brands along with Victoria's Secret.
I prefer the stand alone stores like this one in the Lakewood Shopping Plaza as opposed to the ones located in malls because they tend to be less crowded and easier to navigate in and out of. I was so excited to discover that this brand new store opened close to me two weeks ago in the Walmart shopping plaza on Atlantic Ave. I have to have their PocketBac. I wear it on a lanyard around my neck at work and my students love it. They don't like the plain unscented kind the school provides. I give them a squirt of mine as an incentive and the aromatherapy is very calming to them. Bath & Body sells it 6 for $10 along with a variety of cute holders.
I am also a huge fan of their candles and I shop this chain of stores all the time for gifts. If you aren't sure what to buy someone you can't go wrong with just about anything from his store. I like how you can layer the scents by buying the bath gels, perfume sprays, and lotions. It is hot as Hades in South Florida but by the time I left this store I smelled like fall. They already have their fall and Halloween scents out along with the wicked Disney Evil Queens scents.
Bath and Body Works always has a sale. Maximize your savings by signing up for their coupons and emails. They usually include a coupon for a free item. The employees working today were very friendly and helpful. I love how this chain is especially known for their great customer service. One of the girls noticed I was buying the PocketBac and made a few suggestions. No matter how many of their products I have, like an addiction I always find myself in Bath and Body Works buying more. read more