After a successful first installment, Bath & Body Works is releasing a second and final wave of products inspired by Netflix’s Stranger Things.
While the first drop was just about candles, the second drop has a broader offering. Of course, this drop also includes “Stranger Things” candles, but also decorative items, hand soaps and other typical Bath & Body Works items in scents that are brand new in this drop.
If you’ve ever wondered what fan-favorite character Eddie Munson smells like, you’ll find the answer in this collection.
This year it’s Summerween and Bath & Body Works is in on the action. Below you’ll find all of our favorite products from the Stranger Things collection that are in stores now.
Perfect for Summerween, this glowing candle holder featuring two images from Stranger Things pairs beautifully with a new Upside Down scented candle, inspired by the woods of Hawkins with notes of mossy stone, smoky birch, and eerie mist.
Fragrance also available as: Single-wick candle ($16.95), foaming hand soap ($8.95), PocketBac hand sanitizer ($1.95)
The Demogorgon was visually inspired by an orchid, so this fragrance naturally features notes of black orchid petals, spicy cedarwood and dark patchouli.
Fragrance also available as: Foaming Hand Soap ($8.95)
Fan-favorite Season 4 character Eddie Munson (Joseph Quinn) may be gone, but his legacy lives on in this fragrance inspired by the question “What does Eddie smell like?” and features notes of black leather, soft musk and smoked suede.
Fragrance also available as: 3-Wick Candle ($29.95)
The tendrils of the Upside Down are the inspiration for this candle holder, which is perfect for Halloween. And year-round decor.
The Upside Down fragrance is also available in one of Bath and Body Works’ signature Wallflowers lamps. When paired with a Wallflowers plug-in like this Demogorgon-themed nightlight, the scent wafts through the air, filling your home with a light, ever-lasting scent.
Take your Upside Down-scented PocketBac hand sanitizer on the go with three new Stranger Things-inspired keychain hand sanitizer holders.
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