Your new favorite Bath and Body Works holiday candles are here and BOGO free

Do you feel that slight chill in the air? Holiday at Bath & Body Works is defrosting.The iconic home fragrance brand just dropped a first look at its 2026 holiday offerings with some returning favorites and a handful of new scents.

It’s giving cozy.It’s giving cheerful.To get into the holiday spirit, Bath & Body Works rewards members can take advantage of a limited-time buy one, get one free offer on select new holiday products.

While three-wick candles are always the main event, the BOGO deal also includes body care, hand soaps, accessories and more.Check out what we’re adding to our carts below, then hop on this opportunity to get your holiday shopping started early.The classic holiday scent is back.

Fresh Balsam brings that crisp and fresh tree farm scent into your home — no Christmas tree required.The fragrance has notes of woodland balsam, eucalyptus, fir branches and cedarwood.

This cozy blend of rich red apple, sweet cinnamon and cedarwood is basically winter in a jar.Back for another year, fan-favorite Snowflakes and Cashmere is a dreamy blend of vanilla cashmere cream, caramel woods and frosted clementine.

If waking up on Christmas morning had a scent, it would be this one, with notes of ripe red berries, blood orange and crisp apple.Get the scent of freshly baked sugar cookies and a warm glass of milk without having to turn your oven on by lighting this candle.

What’s better than one tree-scented candle? Two! Tree Farm has notes of crisp pine needles, warm cedar and spiced apple.This cheerful blend of fresh-cut pine, cinnamon sugar and toasted marshmallow is inspired by the most wonderful time of the year.

If you’re looking for an easy way to get in on the simmer pot trend, this candle will fill your home with the scent of cranberries, cinnamon sticks and orange slices — no stovetop required.Marshmallow is having a moment and this candle, with notes of gooey ...

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Publisher: New York Post

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