10 of Our Editors' Hands-Down Favorite Bath and Body Works Products

"I have never liked coconut. In fact, I tend to have really terrible reactions to it when I use a coconut-based oil, but the Bath & Body Works Coconut Body Butter ($19) is perhaps the only exception out there. Even if it did break me out in a rash, I'm not sure I would ever give it up: it's that good. If you're prepared to be a convert, too, I recommend keeping it in your bathroom (don't worry, it doesn't melt from the heat). Lathering it onto damp skin post-shower is possibly the most luxe feeling one can have — even in a teeny tiny bathroom in a four-floor walkup. Trust me, you'll love it." — Samantha Sasso, associate native beauty editor

"My nightly routine is a little like a toddler's: I need my Sleepytime Tea to help me unwind before bed . . . and if I don't get it, I make a bit of a fuss. Chamomile just has a way of easing my mind like a lot of other things can't, but that's also why I'm a fan of the Bath & Body Works Aromatherapy Black Chamomile Body Wash & Foam Bath ($14). It contains the ingredient in essential oils form, plus a hit of zingy bergamot, for the best pre-bedtime ritual the grown-up in me get can certainly get behind." — Kelsey Castañon, senior beauty editor

"I can't even begin to explain how excited I was when I recently moved and gained a bathtub in the process. Now, my new weekly self-care ritual involves blocking out the world and relaxing into a tub filled with the Bath & Body Works Aromatherapy Lavender Vanilla Bubble Bath ($17). Make no mistake about it: this is not your average, childhood bubble bath product. No, it's a luxurious, at-home spa treatment that leaves skin feeling soft and the mind pampered." — Jessica Harrington, associate beauty editor

"There's nothing I find more relaxing and enjoyable than lighting a candle in my clean apartment after a long day. I love the three-wick scented candles at Bath and Body Works because they last a long time and fill the room very quickly. Currently the scent Bath & Body Works Mahogany Coconut 3-Wick Candle ($25) is on my coffee table. I love it for its mix between a woodsy and sweet scent." — Genesis Rivas, assistant beauty editor Makeup.com

"In times of stress, the Bath & Body Works Aromatherapy Eucalyptus Spearmint Sugar Scrub ($17) is a godsend. Not only does it smooth your skin and make you smell like you stepped straight out of a spa (when really, you just took a shower), but it also has eucalyptus essential oils that calm the mind. In other words: stock up." — KC

"I used to hate the act of slathering on body lotion after a shower — I felt most formulas left me feeling greasy. It wasn't until a couple years ago that I committed to the process and started prioritizing moisturizing more than just my face. Still, I can't stand it when a body lotion leaves behind any tacky residue. That's probably why I love the Bath & Body Works CocoShea Honey 24-Hour Moisture Body Lotion ($15) so much. You feel it on your skin, but in a totally good, wrapped-in-hydration, kind of way. It doesn't take long to absorb fully and leaves behind the softest feeling. And don't even get my started on how good it smells." — JH

"If I could smell like a coconut plucked straight from the Philippines 365 days of the year, I would, but because people tend to turn up their noses (metaphorically and probably literally) anytime someone wears it outside of Summer, I limit the scent to candles year-round. A recent favorite: the Bath & Body Works Waikiki Beach Coconut 3-Wick Candle ($25), which smells just like the tropical vacation the entire world deserves right now." — KC

"Who doesn't wish they could end every day with a champagne toast? I know I do. But for those times when it just isn't in the cards, the Bath & Body Works White Barn Champagne Toast 3-Wick Candle ($25) does the trick nicely. It smells like a mix of sparkling Champagne, berries, and tangerine for a light and sweet fragrance. It's one of those candles you can burn continuously and never get tired of." — JH

"In an effort to always stay calm and relaxed, I practice a lot of self-care. The Bath & Body Works Aromatherapy Black Chamomile Body Lotion ($14) has been a game changer thanks to its soothing scent and moisturizing formula. Formulated with chamomile oil to calm the mind, bergamot oil to create a sense of well being, and moisturizing shea butter, applying this lotion instantly makes my mind feel at ease and my body feel silky, soft." — GR

"The first thing that attracted me to the Bath & Body Works Black Cherry Merlot Hand Cream ($5) was the scent. It has a rich, fruity fragrance that smells of black cherries, raspberry and merlot. Whenever I use it, at least two people in the nearby area ask me what that amazing smell is — true story. It also does wonders at keeping my hands moisturized with a formula of shea butter and vitamin E." — JH