The Body Shop Opens New Store in Naxal’s Labim Mall, Prioritizing Ethical and Sustainable Beauty Practices

The Body Shop has launched a new store in Labim Mall, located in Naxal, Kathmandu. The store was inaugurated on Saturday by director and screenwriter Min Bahadur Bham, who cut the ribbon to mark the occasion. The company stated that this expansion aims to promote ethical beauty, sustainability, and social impact within Nepal.

Known worldwide for cruelty-free beauty products and sustainable business practices, The Body Shop opened its new outlet in the Labim Mall in Naxal. During the opening ceremony, Bham shared that he personally uses The Body Shop’s sunscreens and lip balms. He emphasized that the cruelty-free nature of the products—a commitment to no animal testing—is a primary reason for his choice of the brand’s items.

Saru Aryal Pradhan, director of The Body Shop Nepal, described the new store as more than just a business expansion; it represents the company’s long-term dedication to ethical beauty, sustainability, and creating a positive social impact in Nepal. According to the company, the expansion also prioritizes women’s leadership, responsible entrepreneurship, community welfare, and sustainable business operations.

Through the new store, customers will have easy access to a wide range of products related to skincare, body care, haircare, fragrances, and wellness. The company aims to make its internationally popular products more accessible to the Nepali market through this new outlet.