The Body Shop is closing seven stores from Tuesday(Picture: Geoffrey Swaine/Shutterstock)
The Body Shop is closing seven stores immediately after the retailer plunged into administration.
Nearly half its 200 stores could close in total, putting more than 2,000 jobs at risk.
The seven stores closing from today are:
Surrey Quays (London)
Oxford Street near Bond Street (London)
Canary Wharf (London)
Cheapside (London)
Nuneaton (Warwickshire)
Ashford Town Centre (Kent)
Bristol Queens Road
The Body Shop plunged into administration earlier this month (Picture: Getty)
Earlier this month it was announced the iconic chain had collapsed.
Administrators FRP says 40% of head office roles will also be cut, amounting to around 270 jobs.
It had previously said it would ‘consider all options to find a way forward’.
The Body Shop was founded in 1976 by Anita Roddick and her husband Gordon and was one of the first companies to focus on ethically produced cosmetics and skincare.
In 2004, the company had almost 2,000 stores and serving to more than 77,000,000 customers worldwide.