No, your eyes don’t deceive you.
Yes, Bath & Body Works really did launch its first Halloween drop of the season today — June 29. The annual Bath & Body Works Summerween collection is officially here!
The collection is anchored by two main scents, Vampire Blood and Ghoul Friend, available in both body care and home fragrance. There are three additional scents available as candles, hand soaps and PocketBac hand sanitizers.
As the Semi-Annual Sale continues, all of the body care in the Halloween collection are all included in the ongoing buy three, get one free promo; hand soaps are five for $28; and PocketBac hand sanitizers are six for $1.
This Vampire Blood isn’t anything to be afraid of; instead, it’s a juicy floral fragrance with notes of red berries, night-blooming jasmine and petrifying plum.
Hey, Ghoul Friend! This fruity and floral counterpart to Vampire Blood has complimentary notes of dark strawberries, ghostly peony and spine-chilling citrus
This smoky and mysterious fragrance has notes of autumn air, woody incense and midnight fog. Basically, if your favorite spooky movie had a smell, it’d be this one.
If your Halloween vibe is more treats than tricks, this scent, with notes of spun sugared webs, fresh berries and fluffy whipped vanilla, is probably the Summerween one for you.
The quintessential fall fragrance profile makes its grand return for 2026; Pumpkin Carving has notes of freshly carved pumpkin, spiced pumpkin seeds and smooth brown sugar.
This member-exclusive 3-wick candle smells like a night at the movies and features a decorative lid that fits perfectly with Summerween’s carnival theme. Spooky Popcorn has notes of cauldron popped corn, drizzled butter and sprinkle of sea salt.
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