10 Discontinued Bath & Body Works Fragrances You’ll Never Buy Again, including one that made a brief comeback

FOR over 30 years, shoppers have flocked to Bath & Body Works for their favorite fragrances, but not all products have the same longevity as the franchise.

Whether you love classic scents like Cucumber Melon or are always looking for something new to try, everyone has a favorite Bath & Body Works product.

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However, not every product gets the same amount of love.

In the more than three decades of business, several new fragrances have come and gone.

1. VELVET TUBEROSE

Some of these products were so popular that fans started petitions to get them back.

This scent was one of them.

In 2014, Melanie Wooden started the Change.org petition, saying, “I’m asking you – Bath & Body Works – to please reconsider your decision and bring back Velvet Tuberose, even if it’s just for a year, so that lovers of this fragrance.” it can do top up!”

“Please heed this request – Velvet Tuberose was the most solid line of fragrances you stocked.”

2. JUNIPER BREEZE

Juniper Breeze had hints of juniper leaf, green apple and dewy musk.

Even though it’s officially discontinued, you can still find it online.

For just $26.99 on Amazon, you can enjoy this blast from the past.

3. COUNTRY APPLE

This scent combines McIntosh apples, apple blossom and Lilly for a fresh, sweet treat.

Buyers have been given a glimmer of hope after Country Apple briefly returned in 2015 and 2022, but it has yet to be available regularly.

You can also find the body spray online starting at $14.39.

4. PLASTIC COLLECTION

Bath & Body Works made a bold move when they launched their collection of body sprays, shower gels and a wide range of different glitter products.

Though long since discontinued, in 2021 Nylon teased that several items in the collection could make a comeback.

“The roll-on glitter has always been a fan favorite – with kids and adults alike. So much so that Bath & Body Works brought back a version of it for the Christmas 2019 Land of Sweets Collection,” Pam Pittman, head of Bath & Body Works’ pattern library, told the outlet at the time.

5. CREAMY LUXURY COLLECTION

Fans often forget that Bath & Body Works goes beyond fragrance and focuses on homewares.

The company introduced a line of kitchen soaps that came in both gel and foam forms.

According to Best Life, they were available in scents like Peach Bellini and Warm Vanilla Sugar.

One of the most popular household items was lemon-scented soap.

6. PEAR

Fans could enjoy this 1990s original during Bath & Body Works’ fragrance revival.

It was originally discontinued in 2013 before briefly returning in 2015 and 2019 as part of the campaign.

The products smelled of Anjou pears and berries.

7. SHOWER IN A BOTTLE

Think of this product as a dry shampoo for your body.

The no-rinse cleansing foam was easy to apply and wipe away when you’re in a pinch and don’t have time to shower.

In 2018, The Daily Beast called it “the next best thing to a real shower.”

8. WHITE TEA AND GINGER

Another 90’s classic brought back for a limited time is White Tea and Ginger.

However, the store did fans a favor by offering their own dupe.

Buyers who loved this scent can select the White Tea and Sage collection for a similar feel.

9. BUTTERFLY FLOWER

Although similar in name, this fragrance was very different from Bath*Body Works’ current Butterfly option.

This featured notes of French mimosa leaf, tangerine, orchid, and more, while Butterfly, according to the listing, smells of raspberry nectar, iris leaf, and vanilla.

10. COCO-SHEA-HONEY COLLECTION

Perfect for summer, this line featured scents like honey and coconut.

It was discontinued in 2018, but you can still find scents like Coco Paradise and Golden Honeycomb.

While it’s sad that these are going, there are still ways you can get your hands on one of them.

Also, see if your local Bath & Body Works is one of many closing this year.