The Body Shop British Rose Body Yogurt

The Body Shop British Rose Body Yogurt is a lightweight, fast-absorbing moisturizer designed for normal to dry skin. The product is part of The Body Shop's extensive range of ethically sourced skincare, known for its gel-cream texture that provides up to 48 hours of hydration.

Originally founded by Anita Roddick in Brighton, England, in 1976, the brand became a pioneer in cruelty-free beauty and ethical consumerism. After decades of growth and multiple ownership changes—including periods under L'Oréal and Natura & Co—the brand was acquired by the private equity firm Auréa Group in late 2024.

While The Body Shop faced significant restructuring in 2024, its heritage remains deeply rooted in British skincare innovation. Most of its core products, including body yogurts and butters, continue to be formulated and manufactured in the United Kingdom to maintain consistent quality standards for its global retail network.