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The new year is here, but the Bath & Body Works semi-annual sale is still going strong!

As the name implies, twice a year Bath & Body Works discounts nearly everything in stock. From body care faves to beloved three-wick candles, you’ll be able to stock up and save up to 75%.

The winter semi-annual sale at Bath & Body Works is often the last chance to stock up on holiday favorites like Winter Candy Apple for the season, but you can also shop the first spring scents of the season now. Like always, Bath & Body Works also brings retired scents back during the semi-annual sale; this year, you can shop old faves like Brown Sugar and Fig, Pearberry, and Pink Chiffon.

Since the sale began on Dec. 26, prices have dropped even further.

Below, we rounded up all of the must-shop deals to ring in the new year with Bath & Body Works.

Champagne Toast is Bath & Body Works’ No. 1 scent and an absolute classic. Timeless and perfect for year-round use, it has notes of bubbly champagne, sparkling berries and juicy tangerine. Don’t believe the hype yet? Here’s what Adam Schubak, Senior Manager of Growth, Commerce at The Post has to say about it.

“Champagne Toast is not just a candle, it’s a lifestyle. I have the candles, sure…but I’m so obsessed with this fragrance I literally bathe in it. The moisturizing body wash is a staple in my shower routine. I love it because it’s a lively scent that works any time of the year. If they ever retire it, I might riot.”

These on-sale fragrances are a mixture of spring/summer preview scents and classic B&BW scents making a quick comeback just for the sale.

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