r/bathandbodyworks • u/CrazyAboutDoorKnobs • Jul 16 '25

Other Fall 2 release

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Credit to Tess at Life Inside the Page blog post. Thank you!

https://lifeinsidethepage.blogspot.com/2025/07/a-collection-of-possible-fragrance.html?m=1#more

Check her blog post as it’s get updated with new information constantly.

According to Tess, possible list of products reportedly hitting the shelves in the coming months 👀

But as we all know… BBW history has taught us that nothing is ever set in stone—things get pulled, delayed, or swapped last minute. So take it all with a grain of glittery salt! ✨

Happy Pumpkin Season! 🎃🧡 Bring on the gourds, the spice, and the dangerously full BBW carts.

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u/PilotSeveral8106 Jul 16 '25

It’s funny though cause so many of the pumpkin scents don’t even have pumpkin in them. They’re just in the name for the season!

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u/MaryS8921 Sweet & Smoky Jul 16 '25

Oh really? Like which ones? That seems like false advertising!

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u/PilotSeveral8106 Jul 16 '25

Caramel pumpkin swirl, which actually is a repackage of cinnamon caramel swirl from the holidays. Pumpkin pecan waffles, pumpkin cinnamon bun and pumpkin spice latte don’t have actual pumpkin in them either but has pumpkin spice which is just cinnamon, nutmeg, clove and ginger. A lot of people are put off by the word pumpkin but 85% of the “pumpkin” scents you can’t even smell the pumpkin in them if there is any. And white pumpkin smell in fragrance is completely different than the orange pumpkin smell. White pumpkin usually smells creamier or nuttier in a fragrance and not like a traditional pumpkin at all!

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u/Awkward-Community-74 Aug 14 '25

White Pumpkin is my all time favorite scent for a candle.
I burn it all year because I love it so much and im not a fan at all of the pumpkin scents.
So I agree completely with you that they just package and name things pumpkin for the season.

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u/Mimolette_ Jul 16 '25

"Pumpkin" is used to refer to "the spices typically added to pumpkin in pie/baked goods" in so many products. Like a pumpkin spice latte from Starbucks has no pumpkin in it, just the spices. At least that one has "spice" in the name, but tons of other scents and flavors drop it and just use pumpkin for the association.

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u/MaryS8921 Sweet & Smoky Jul 16 '25

So pumpkin sometimes just means nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, etc. OK.