About The Body Shop
The Body Shop is a global beauty and personal care brand founded in 1976 and headquartered in London, United Kingdom. Known for its cruelty-free stance and commitment to ethical sourcing, The Body Shop offers skincare, body care, haircare, makeup, bath products, and fragrances for a wide range of skin types and preferences. Customers can shop online at thebodyshop.com or in physical stores worldwide, and the brand frequently runs seasonal collections, gift sets, and limited-edition collaborations.
A charge from “THE BODY SHOP,” “THEBODYSHOP.COM,” or a similar description on your bank or card statement typically comes from a purchase made online at thebodyshop.com or in one of their retail stores. This may be a one-time in-store purchase, an online order for delivery or click-and-collect, a digital or physical gift card purchase, or tax and shipping added at checkout. You might also see a temporary authorization hold (often matching or slightly exceeding your order total) when you place an order online or add/update a card, which will either drop off or convert to the final billed amount once your order ships. In some regions, customers may also opt into repeat or auto-replenishment style orders, which can appear as recurring monthly or periodic charges.
If you’re unsure about a Body Shop charge, start by checking recent receipts in your email (search for “The Body Shop” or “thebodyshop.com”), your online account order history, and any in-store paper receipts or gift card purchases. If you have an online account, sign in at thebodyshop.com and review past orders and payment methods. For further help, use the “Contact Us” or “Customer Care” section on thebodyshop.com, where you can typically reach support via web form, chat, or region-specific phone numbers. If you still don’t recognize the transaction, your bank or card issuer can help you verify details, dispute unrecognized charges, and block further payments if necessary.