Half-off haul: Everything at Bath and Body Works is 50% off this weekend

If you’ve been patiently waiting for your next Bath & Body Works haul, now’s the time to start adding things to your cart.For one weekend only, every single item at Bath & Body Works is 50% off.

Yes, everything.From holiday and fall candles to the latest and greatest body care, hand soaps and home fragrance, plus exciting new launches ahead of the holiday season, you’ll get half off all of it.

There’s no offer code needed, but you only have a few days to shop before prices go back up.Not sure where to start? We pulled together a selection of some of our favorites and things we can’t wait to add to our own carts.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 and one I’ll be adding to my cart ASAP.Back for another year, this fan-favorite autumn fragrance has notes of maple syrup, golden waffles and pumpkin spice.

For fall without the pumpkin, consider this blend of fresh sage, juniper berries, aromatic eucalyptus, fresh woods.A current top seller, this new “gorgeous and glamorous” fragrance brings together fresh pear, blooming jasmine and sensual amber musk.

Newly reformulated Fine Fragrance Mists have 2X the fragrance concentration and over 1,750 spritzes per bottle.If you’re the kind of person who likes to have the same fragrance run through multiple parts of your daily routine, consider picking up the matching Midnight Rouge body cream.

There’s a reason why Champagne Toast is one of BBW’s continual bestsellers: it smells incredible with notes of tangerine, champagne and raspberry.We’re certain you’ll be obsessed with this creamy floral gourmand once you smell it.

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Publisher: New York Post

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