When I was young, one of my favorite things about Easter was waking up early and running into the kitchen with my sister to see what our pastel Easter baskets were filled with. We could usually smell the sugary, marshmallowy notes of candy before even entering the room—and we were always met with piles of jelly beans, chocolate bunnies, and of course, Peeps (a favorite of mine).

If you were just as obsessed with the iconic chick- and bunny-shaped treats, then I have some good news for you. Bath & Body Works just collaborated with Peeps on a brand-new, sweet-smelling fragrance reminiscent of marshmallows—and it’s called Peepin’ It Real. According to the brand, the new scent also features notes of “sugar crystals and whipped vanilla,” bringing Easter-morning nostalgia to you with a spritz of fragrance or the light of a candle.

SHOP THE PEEPS COLLECTION

The Peepin’ It Real collection includes a fine fragrance mist, a single-wick candle (along with an adorable candle holder), foaming hand soap, shapeable soap, body wash, body cream, and a body care tray to store and display your new Peeps products. You’ll also find fuzzy pink socks with a bunny design, along with a sweet-smelling lip gloss to keep in your pocket.

Spring-themed bath products displayed with decorative elements.

Caitlin Servian, the brand manager for Peeps, spoke in a press release and said, “Peeps has always been about celebrating the simple joys of spring, and this collaboration brings that spirit to life in a whole new way. Partnering with Bath & Body Works allowed us to reimagine our iconic Marshmallow treat beyond the candy aisle, creating playful, feel good fragrances and gifts that invite fans to enjoy the sweet scents of Easter!”

Now’s the perfect time to shop this limited-edition collection, because many of these sweet-smelling products are included Bath & Body Works promotions (like the brand’s buy three, get one free deal that’s currently live).

I don’t know about you, but I’d be ecstatic if I found a marshmallow-scented fragrance mist in my Easter basket this year.

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