B&M shoppers are celebrating the return of an iconic 90s beauty essential as it’s back to shelves for just £1.
Fans of the Impulse O2 Lemon and Freesia body spray celebrated the news saying they had never forgotten the smell.
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The original fragrance first created in the 90s is back by popular demand in a throwback edition
The O2 scent is described as a fresh yet delicate feminine fragrance, opening with refreshing citrus, splashed with fresh green notes, enveloped by elegant jasmine and freesia and underscored by amber, musk and cedarwood.
Comments went wild on Facebook after a shopper spotted the retro body spray back on the shelves at B&M.
“Definitely getting some of these bad boys,” one user wrote.
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Another commented: “Impulse has grown up!”
One shopper who purchased the O2 Impulse said: “I have it but it doesn’t smell how I remember it.
“It still smells lovely but is different.”
Meanwhile, others are hoping other scents are also brought back.
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One user said: “Hoping they bring back Spice Girls 2!”
Another immediately replied: “I was just going to say!
“I loved that smell its something I’ve never forgotten.”
Meanwhile, Pepsi fans were not happy about a retro change to their favourite fizzy drink.
The drinks giant has had a makeover and the new design is only just hitting UK shops.
Shoppers have taken to social media after eyeing the design in Tesco and it’s certainly divided opinions.
It’s important to note there has been no change to the soft drinks’ recipe though.
Posting on the Food Finds UK Official Facebook page, one woman shared a photo of the new logo plastered across bottles on a shelf.
She wrote: “Obviously not a new food/drink but WHAT HAVE THEY DONE TO THE PACKAGING?!?”
Facebook users quickly flocked to the comments to share their own opinions on the change, which was first announced last year but only just appearing in the UK.
One wrote: “Vile packaging.”
Another commented: “Design department must have been tripping and thought it was a good idea.”
A third said: “Oh no why change it??”
The new design sports what might look like a familiar logo, with many comparing it to previous variations.
And many are pretty happy with the change.
One said: “Looks like the 1980s logo to me!”
Another wrote: “Like it, very 90s.”
A third commented: “More like the original logo, how it should be.”
Despite the new design only just hitting shelves in the UK, Pepsi’s new logo has been around since March 2022.
Back in early 2023, the brand announced it was having a facelift for the first time in 14 years.
It first launched the logo in the US last autumn and as of this week has begun the change up across the world too.
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Mauro Porcini, Senior Vice President and chief design officer of PepsiCo said at the time: “We designed the new brand identity to connect future generations with our brand’s heritage, marrying distinction from our history with contemporary elements to signal our bold vision for what’s to come.”
This is why many fans have spotted similarities with previous incarnations of the Pepsi brand.
