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Best Bath & Body Works Body Fragrance Scents By State

By A Mystery Man Writer

Last updated 31 May 2024

Best Bath & Body Works Body Fragrance Scents By State

From Sweet Pea to Japanese Cherry Blossom, can you guess which best-selling Bath & Body Works smell your state loves most?

In The Stars

Top Spots: Georgia, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and South Carolina

Why: When it comes to body mist, most B&BW shoppers hailing from the middle of the country shoppers gravitate towards the sparkliest bottle on the shelf. Maybe it's the eye-catching label on the Into The Stars mist that initially grabs attention, but it's definitely the cozy smell of warm sandalwood and sugared tangelo that keeps them buying the bottles in bulk.

Black Coconut Sands

Top Spots: Idaho, Montana, and Oregon

Why: A whole lot cheaper than an exotic beach vacation, Bath & Body Works' Black Coconut Sands body mist is the fragrance equivalent of a first class-class trip to Bali. It's a little coconut-y, with a touch of black sand, and Bath & Body Works buyers in Idaho, Montana, and Oregon love it — and are saving a lot on airfare as a result.

Japanese Cherry Blossom

Top Spots: Florida, Hawaii, and New Jersey

Why: Japanese Cherry Blossom is one of the most classic Bath & Body Works scents of all time and for good reason: Its super fresh scent is a real crowd-pleaser whether you're in New Jersey or Hawaii, with faint hints of floral and fruit, like mimosa petals blended with crisp Asian pears.

Sweet Pea

Top Spots: Puerto Rico

Why: Like Japanese Cherry Blossom, you probably know Sweet Pea (and most definitely if you're coming to us from Puerto Rico). The pink and green bottle is an oldie but a goodie, with a sweet, youthful scent combining notes of pear and ripe raspberry with a barely-there layer of soft musk.

At The Beach

Top Spots: West Virginia

Why: West Virginia may be a land-locked state, but there's a mysterious saltwater breeze that picks up every once in awhile — and it's because everyone's spritzing themselves with Bath & Body Works' At The Beach body mist.