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Bath & Body Works first released a “Bridgerton”-themed collection of fragrances. Now, just in time for Halloween, the gingham retailer is transporting us to Hawkins with its “Stranger Things” candle collection.
Rather than being inspired by the horrors of “The Upside Down,” this home fragrance collection takes its cues from the lighter side of “Stranger Things.” The three-wick candles feature a variety of scents, including ones that capture Eleven’s love of Eggo waffles and the sweet treats at Scoops Ahoy.
You might have to wait until 2025 for season five of the popular Netflix series, but the Bath & Body Works Stranger Things candle collection is out now. You’ll want to act fast because these scents are only available for a limited time.
How Long Are Stranger Things Candles Available?
Bath & Body Works doesn’t say how long it will offer its Stranger Things candles. Instead, it suggests that this “limited-edition candle drop” will only be available (both in stores and online) while supplies last.
If you miss snagging a scent, it seems you’ll have another chance to pick up other products that take their inspiration from the show. The fragrance retailer teases by saying things like, “More Strange Things Coming Soon.” and “Chapter Two Coming Soon…Friends Don’t Lie. Promise.” Avid Bath & Body Works shoppers on Reddit posit that another collection is likely to be released in the coming months too.
We’re hopeful that we’ll see products like body care, hand soaps and Wallflowers—much like we did with the Bridgerton collection!
What Stranger Thing Candle Scents Can You Find Right Now?
“Chapter One” of the Bath & Body Works Stranger Things candle collection includes four scents. From a rendition of Hopper’s morning cup of coffee to the candle version of a slice of Surfer Boy Pizza, these scents will transport you right into the middle of this iconic show.
Note: These candles are all currently in stock online, but are already sold out in some stores. On the product page, you will be able to see if it is available for in-store pickup at your local Bath & Body Works.
Steve’s Scoops
Image: Bath & Body WorksSteve and Robin earn extra cash by working at Scoops Ahoy. If you want to make your home smell like this 1980s ice cream parlor, Steve’s Scoops can make it happen.
With notes of vanilla ice cream, waffle cone and sprinkles, this candle is designed to smell like a vanilla ice cream cone. While some people notice more of the waffle cone scent, others pick up more vanilla fragrance.
Argyle’s Pineapple Pizza
Image: Bath & Body WorksA pizza-scented candle might sound strange, but it’s not the first time Bath & Body Works has offered one. Drawing on its experience, the retailer creates a candle that smells like the pies delivered by Argyle.
This three-wick candle combines baked pizza dough with pineapple and basil to create a subtle herbal fragrance.
Eleven’s Waffles
Image: Bath & Body WorksEleven aka “El” has a well-known love of Eggo waffles, which Bath & Body Works channels in this sweet candle that’s already earning some rave reviews for its authentic scent.
Taking the scents of frozen waffles, maple syrup and melted butter, this candle captures both the smell of the waffles from the show and many of our breakfasts from childhood.
Hopper’s Coffee
Image: Bath & Body WorksBath & Body Works is no stranger to creating candles that smell like your morning cup of java. As a result, it’s not surprising people love this candle inspired by Hopper’s morning beverage.
You’ll enjoy the scent of roasted coffee grounds mixed with tonka bean and just a splash of half-and-half. Some say this candle is similar to the sought-after Coffee and Tonka one that came out a few years back.
While we don’t anticipate these candles being discounted any time soon – since they are part of a limited-edition collection – you can keep tabs on all Bath & Body Works sales with our guide to the retailer’s annual sale calendar.
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