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Bath and Body Works undergoing renovation at Destiny USA

Syracuse, NY This summer, guests can look forward to an expanded Bath and Body Works at Destiny USA, where they can pick up the brand’s trademark lotions, soaps, and now, candles. Destiny USA is excited to announce that the popular personal care fragrance retailer is undergoing a redesign to add White Barn Candle Co. to its location, bringing in more choices for shoppers. Bath and Body Works has temporarily closed its 1st level location throughout the duration of its renovation, but remains open in a temporary space on the second floor of Destiny USA between Charlotte Russe and Sephora.

 “We are incredibly excited to see the transformation underway at Bath and Body Works at Destiny USA, which has been a destination for so many of our guests over the years,” said Aiden McGuire, director of marketing, Destiny USA. “We can’t wait to see the remodeled space with its White Barn Candle Co. addition, and we’re confident that guests will enjoy the new shopping choices that come with it.”

 The remodeled Bath and Body Works with its White Barn Candle Co. addition is expected to reopen in its original location next to Aeropostale in late June.

The incoming White Barn Candle Co. will bring a collection of home fragrances to Destiny USA, including candles, wall plug-ins, and room sprays that create a warm, inviting atmosphere in any home. Their line offers a variety of designs and scents, ranging from floral and fruity to earthy and relaxing, as well as seasonal and holiday-inspired scents.

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