Method Celebrates Latinx Artists With New Limited-Edition Body Wash Collection
Method is celebrating Latinx Heritage Month by putting the power in the hands of seven Latinx artists. The body care brand rolled out “The Artist Collection,” repackaging fan-favorite scents with bottle designs curated by Latinx artists.
Each bottle is inspired by an artist’s hometown and heritage. From San Juan, PR, to New York City, Method is turning your shower ritual into an opportunity to provoke inspiration and celebrate creativity.
When discussing her design, Puerto Rican artist Larissa De Jesús Negrón explained, “My design celebrates the feeling of welcoming nature into the home, and the tropical fragrance deepens that connection. Together, they embody a relationship with the natural world that has always been central to my practice as an artist.”
Beyond the eye-catching designs, each bottle pairs its artwork with a signature fragrance, giving consumers another way to connect with the artist’s inspiration. Whether you gravitate toward warm, cozy notes or fresh, tropical scents, the collection offers a little something for every routine.
The scents, cities, and Latinx artists behind each bottle include:
- New York City, Camila Rosa: Vanilla chai, cashmere + santal
- San Juan, Larissa De Jesús Negrón: Pineapple, tangerine + white peach
- Miami, Derek Abella: Lily of the valley, amber + rose
- Los Angeles, Mel Depaz: Water lily, coconut + solar bloom
- Chicago, Maria Garcia Vargas: Raspberry, heavy cream + layer cake
- Phoenix, Ashley Macias: Cactus blossom, white sands + jasmine
- Houston, David Maldonado: Peach nectar, honey + sweet vanilla
- San Francisco: Marshmallow, strawberry + spun sugar, with artwork created by method’s in-house creative team
This isn’t the first time the brand has backed Latinx artists either. During the summer of 2025, Method sponsored Bad Bunny’s “No Me Quiero Ir De Aquí” residency, transforming the bathrooms into vibrant spaces influenced by Puerto Rican culture. The activation was part of “pa’l recuerdo,” Method’s campaign, which drew on research showing that bathrooms served as spaces of identity, connection, and cultural pride for many Latinx consumers.
Method’s limited-edition Artist Collection is available now on Method’s website.
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