I Just Found a Luxury Body Wash at T.J. Maxx for Half Off
One of my favorite things about T.J. Maxx is that you never know what you might find there. The discount store is basically a treasure trove of hidden value. Sure, there are many off-brand and made-for-discount items in the large space, which sells everything from home decor and kitchen gadgets to clothing, shoes, and beauty products, but there are many gems to be found. I visited my local store this week and found many surprising items, including a SKIMS nightgown for over half off, a Celine phone pouch for a fraction of retail price, and many Sephora beauty products from top brands that my daughter is obsessed with. I also found my favorite quiet-luxury bath and beauty brand, Molton Brown, at over half off.
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I have been a fan of Molton Brown for decades. The London-based brand is one of the pioneers of luxury body products, and has been selling bougie bath & body wash, lotion, hand wash, hand cream, and more at the poshest stores around the world since the 1970s. Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Bloomingdale’s are among the stores that carry the line. It is also used extensively in luxury 5-star hotels and resorts, as well as in some spas. And, just to give you an idea of how upscale it is, I know for a fact that one of the richest men in the world buys it in bulk to stock all of his mansions around the world.
The other day, when I was at my store, I found several Molton Brown Bath & Body Wash fragrances, a few lotions, and even a hand wash for over half off, just $16.99. I also found some on the T.J. Maxx website for a little more, $19.99. This includes Molton Brown Heavenly Gingerlily Liquid Handsoap and Sensual Hanaleni Bath and Shower Gel, two popular scents. The hand soap retails for $34, and the body wash, which I use as a bubble bath, retails for $36.
This stuff is literally the best I’ve ever used. The scents are all very neutral, and unlike other body washes, have serious staying power, which is why people fork over so much money for them again and again. I bought six bottles during the shopping trip, and went back today for more. Guess what? My store had already been cleaned out.
Other influencers are discussing their Molton Brown scores at T.J. Maxx because it’s a big deal. My suggestion? Whenever you find something that seems too good to be true at T.J. Maxx, buy the inventory out. If you don’t, someone else will.