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The Body Shop has opened a new store at DLF Summit, Gurugram, as part of its ongoing retail expansion in India.

 

The new outlet strengthens the beauty brand’s presence in North India and takes its retail network to around 200 stores nationwide.

The store features The Body Shop’s portfolio across skincare, bodycare, haircare, fragrance and makeup. It also includes interactive product discovery zones and personalised customer engagement areas.

The store’s design incorporates elements of Gurugram’s local identity, including a custom mural depicting the city’s skyline, retail districts, metro network and café culture, alongside Haryana folk art-inspired motifs.

Speaking on the launch, Vishal Chaturvedi, Chief Revenue Officer, The Body Shop, said: “Retail today is about much more than transactions. Customers want spaces that feel relevant, engaging and connected to the communities they live in. Gurugram is one of India's most dynamic hubs, and we wanted our newest store to reflect its unique energy and individuality. By weaving local stories into the retail experience, we're creating a destination that celebrates the city while giving customers a more meaningful way to engage with The Body Shop and our core values.”

The company plans to open 20 to 30 new stores during the current fiscal year, expanding access to its ethically sourced beauty portfolio across India.

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