Bath and Body Works' New 'Sleep' Line Is Here to Cure Your Insomnia
For centuries, people have used essential oils to alleviate all sorts of ailments, and now, there's a new way to get your fix. Bath and Body Works' first-ever wellness line is designed to improve your mood, promote relaxation, and help you catch some zzz's, all with their sweet smells.
The brand will launch a collection of new and revamped aromatherapy fragrances made from eucalyptus, lavender, spearmint, and other essential oils this fall. The inexpensive line includes the store's beloved "Sleep" scent in new body oils, shower products, and more, plus three fresh fragrances concocted from blends of aromatic oils.
Shoppers can pick up new aromatherapy fragrances like "Focus" (eucalyptus), "Comfort" (vanilla and patchouli), and "Happiness" (bergamot and mandarin) in stores ahead of the holiday season. In addition to the brand's signature body lotions and soaps, insomniacs can now can buy "Sleep" (lavender and cedarwood) and other fragrances in new shower steamers, roll-on essential oils, an oil-to-cream cleanser (similar to shaving cream), and body oils.
While there's no scientific evidence analyzing the effectiveness of these products, there are plenty of studies that show the benefits of using essential oils. Lavender oil, which is a main ingredient used in "Sleep," can help decrease your heart rate and blood pressure, according to the National Sleep Foundation. The soothing scent can also help to reduce stress and wakefulness, according to a study in the journal of Evidence-Based and Alternative Medicine.
The new assortment starts at $4, and here's the best part-nothing costs more than $25. The line will begin to roll out in stores starting September 7, with the complete product assortment arriving just in time for Christmas.
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