A story you may have seen online claims Bath & Body Works has stopped selling a certain candle because many people complained it looked exactly like a Ku Klux Klan hood.

Bath and Body Works recently became the center of controversy over its winter-themed candle “Snowed In”, which critics said resembled the attire of Ku Klux Klan (KKK) members.

Bath & Body Works recently launched its new collection for the upcoming season. However, things did not go right with their new "Snowed In" candles.

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Bath & Body Work is in some hot water after customers pointed out that the art on one of the company’s candles reminds them ...

Bath & Body Works pulls holiday-themed candle over complaints that designed resembled KKK hood. Here's what happened.

Bath and Body Works has issued an apology after going viral online for candle packaging that resembled Ku Klux Klan hoods.

Bath and Body Works pulled a candle from store shelves after receiving complaints that the label resembled hooded KKK figures ...

T he holidays are one of the most anticipated times of the year for Bath & Body Works shoppers. Beginning in September, the ...

A candle Bath & Body Works removed from its stores because some said its label design resembled a Ku Klux Klan hood is now ...

The company insists the controversial design was unintentional, and they are committed to pulling the candle from store ...