It's been a little while since there was an autumn event at The Body Shop in Liverpool One so I was really excited to spot an invite in my inbox for the launch of the Sugar Pumpkin range as well as a couple of other new products launches in an amazing little evening with some delicious treats from Wagamamas. Now I did take my sister-to-be with me cause my anxiety was through the roof as she was really good distraction being in a room with new people.
I am a huge fan of the autumn and winter festive ranges from The Body Shop so I was really excited to see the autumn scent this year was Sugar Pumpkin which is designed to be a sweet, comforting, and warming scent which is perfect with the changing of the season. This year, the Sugar Pumpkin range contains a shower cream, body scrub, body butter, hand cream and body mist meaning you can have a full matching set. The prices of the Sugar Pumpkin products range from £7 to £19 per item. I of course, had to come home with the Sugar Pumpkin shower cream from the range cause it's not autumn until you get it. During the event, we got the chance to have a hand and arm massage (what The Body Shop are well known for!) using the range whilst the staff told us all about it. I can confirm the scent is heavenly and pairs really nicely with the pumpkin body butter that I still have from last year.
Now you don't know how over the moon I was to hear that the Spa of the World range had returned this Autumn. I legit tried every product in the range and stocked up before they discontinued it years ago. The newly returned range contains two body butters, a body scrub, a body oil, and two body washes that are priced between £14 and £26 per item. I was using my Japanese Camellia Cream very sparingly cause I was not looking forward to the day that it ran out so you know during the event I stocked up on another tub of the stuff because it has a beautiful floral scent that leaves me feeling so relaxed and pampered.
This Autumn, The Body Shop have brought out four new scents in their 100ml fragrance mists. Out of the four scents, I think my favourite scent is the Butter Me Up as I feel like it's the perfect autumn scent with it being a buttery popcorn, creamy milk, vanilla, tonka bean, and roasted cashews. They are £12 for a 100ml bottle which is really budget friendly fragrance option, but these still also having a good scent payoff. Depending on what scents you like, they also have a jam, cotton candy, and bubble tea fragrance mists.
Every year, The Body Shop are known for their iconic beauty advent calendars and of course during the event, they had them out for us to have a look through and share with you all. Over the last couple of years, they've done a couple of different price points for your beauty advent calendar so depending on your budget there is an option for you. This year, they've gone for 2 options, the classic and ultimate options for £60 and £120 for 24/55-day advent calendars.
Have you checked out the new launches at The Body Shop?
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*I was kindly invited to The Body Shop event. All opinions are honest and my own.
