Whole Body

I love everything about this store but I can get in to trouble when I go in there. I always find something I want which can get pretty pricey. I love their selection of bath salts. I smell all of them each time I go in. It’s a great store to just wander around.

Since I am a hippie at heart… this place made my heart flutter. I love the essential oils, herbal products and even the clothing line. I will be a regular here, even if I have to fight the horrible traffic in Green Hills. The employees are so helpful, friendly and knowledgeable…

If you need help and a good employee is there, this place can be a great experience. They kept running out of things like neti salt and probiotics (the brand I use) regularly. I finally switched brands to solve that problem. Every time they ran out, they acted like it hadn’t happened before. Instead of ordering more or getting some from another WF. They have a lot of products though, which makes me a fan. Their make up selection is great! I get all my families toiletries from here.

Geez… this store can feel overwhelming! It always takes my brain a moment to focus on which aisle I need to peruse.
Recently I was on the hunt for hand lotion small enough to tote around. I finally found the travel section, which housed exactly what I was after. Hooray!
I have visited this location several times before, but on the same abovementioned trip, the typically delicious smells were just overwhelming this go around. I was sniffling by the time I made it to the check-​out — a trip that lasted less than five minutes.
Weird.
Additionally, I was disappointed only one cashier was working, resulting in a rather long wait for my lone item. Another employee was just sitting behind the counter; not sure what that was about.

I could spend an entire day buying soap and bath salts here. If you like to languish in a bath, this is your place. In addition to vitamins and herbs and the usual Whole Foods fare, the bath salts bar has me hooked. I’ve also been drawn to their organic cotton bags and tee’s, but it’s the bath salts that keep me coming back.

Whole body offers a great selection of health and nutrition items like vitamins, and personal care products. They have great candles, soaps, shampoos, even shoes. Check it out.

Whole Body is a great addition to Whole Foods. They have the best selection of homeopathic remedies in Nashville. They also have a good supply of vitamins & supplements that you won’t find at other stores. The staff are friendly and the store is bright and cheerful.
I think it’s great!

When you walk into Whole Body, your senses are brightly refreshed by a well lit store stocked with many goodies for your body! The scents in the store are also natural and light, not overwhelming like some others.
It’s called «whole body» for a reason because you can find things for you from head to toe, insides and out! Vitamins, scarves, TOMS, soaps, etc. There’s even a little book section! The store isn’t large, but there are a lot of goodies packed into it!
I just know that I will make an excuse to browse the store every time I’m in the area, because surely there’s something in there I’ll need, ya? :) BTW, it’s located right next to the Whole Foods and if you want to stop by coming out of the parking garage, just stay to the right instead of crossing the little street and there it’ll be!

This place is reminiscent to me of all the middle class hippie health pharmacies back home, of which I was always a fan. You have the phosphate-​free cleaning products. You have the detoxifiers, the anti-​oxidants, the organic clothing, the pretty soaps, the cleansers, the refrigerated probiotics, etc. Essentially, it’s that little set of aisles that you would see in stores like Whole Foods contained in its own store.
When I looked at Whole Foods at their bulk products and couldn’t find what I’m used to seeing in my previous life (tea, spices/​herbs, etc.), I found a little bit of it here. The selection isn’t extensive, but there is usually something you can find. I was actually thrilled to find burdock root and sassafras here, at a few dollars per pound. Back where I used to shop, the $ 50 per pound was a huge deterrent. [I wanted to make my own root beer.]
The prices here are actually quite reasonable. I had to make sure I was really in a Whole Foods sister store because the prices weren’t Whole Foods-​esque.

This is the first Whole Foods I’ve been to in which the vitamin section is separated from the food section. Although I could rant about corporate green shopping, I’m not going to. I shop at Whole Body frequently, they offer a wide variety of stuff that I can’t get at smaller places and many other Whole Foods for that matter. Whole Body is is practically it’s own store. It is also the only place I’ve found so far to buy lavender flowers that you can actually cook with (they’re located in the bulk herb bins right near the entrance). Parking on the weekend in Hill Center is a nightmare but I find before 9am on Saturdays you hit up the hot breakfast bar (which is cheap-​o by Whole Foods standards) then saunter on next door to Whole Body to shop for your health products including shampoos, toothpaste, essential oils, incense, baby foods, face stuff, vitamins, powders, potions and lotions. They also sell clothes, make-​up, candles, books, water bottles — great last minute gift items if you need something before the rest of the Hill Center opens up. I’m pleased to say that Whole Body also sells some locally made things from businesses like Thistle Farms, Branch & Blossom and Alchemy of Sol.
(Just an FYI if you use Tennessee made Buried Treasure products, they are cheaper at Turnip Truck.)

Need to update your medicine cabinet with vitamins, detox kits, cruelty-​free toothpaste, or makeup made from organic and sustainable materials? Whole Body will be your new BFF.
The assortment of products stocked here are vast and can range from incense sticks or candles to adorable clothing and personal hygiene products.
The staff is always helpful in answering questions and contrary to belief, you can score some great deals here! I wanted to do a detox (post a vacation that included enough booze to kill a small army) and was able to buy a 10 day kit for just $ 20 because it was marked down from it’s original price tag of $ 30. Sure, you are generally going to pay a premium for socially conscious, environmentally friendly, and quality products so if you are looking for a bargain basement price for a mouthwash, this probably not going to be the spot for you.
For those looking for eco-​friendly fashion, the selection of Toms shoes and Threads for Thought apparel are quite appealing!

This store is a genius idea by the Whole Foods kings. Walking in here I am immediately overwhelmed by everything I need to buy. My toothpaste/​blush/​face wash/​candle isn’t organic! Can you help? They can… and more.
There is an extensive selection here, far more than in a normal Whole Foods, which I think is fantastic. Their cosmetics, cleansers (of all types), oral hygiene, vitamins and supplements fill aisles and aisles. My favorite highlights: medicinal herb bar. Yes, you read that right. You can buy bulk herbs here that are medicinal in property (culinary herbs are across the street). I picked up lavender, rose hips, loose tea, and marshmallow root here… there’s tons more to pick from and can be very affordable when you’re only buying what you need. Soap bar: you can slice your own size of soap. I think this is completely awesome for those like me who want to try new scents but don’t want to commit to a $ 5 bar. Enter soap bar. If I remember correctly, there’s also a bubble bath bar or something you buy by weight as well.
The only real downside is par for the course at WFM– price. Everything is going to be more expensive than say, Walmart, but you weren’t expecting bargain basement prices… were you?

I was really skeptical about taking the personal products and stuff out of Whole Foods and putting them in a separate store. Since my kids are little, I need things to be pretty simple and checking out twice is definitely not simple. However, I have to amend this and say that I can see why they have done it. There is a lot more mulling over of products to be done when it comes to personal hygiene, vitamins, etc. and a grocery is more of a grab and go kind of deal. It is a little More stressful to sit in a crowded aisle and smell shampoos.
Whole body is definitely designed to be more relaxed and it allows you to not get that panicked feeling that you need to keep moving. They offer of course full line of personal care products as well as vitamins and elixirs. They also offer cosmetics, fragrances, hand made soaps, etc. They have environmentally friendly clothes too. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly and I typically get a lot of the Whole Foods 365 brand products and I am always happy with them for the price.
With that said, it’s still kind of a pain to have to make the extra stop but it is very nice in there so I think it’s worth it.

Whole body, like Whole Foods, is the kind of place that puts you immediately at ease and makes you feel one with the earth upon entering it. They carry organic clothing, more earthly type remedies, baby apparel and toys, earth shoes, protein powders, oils, papyrus cards, fancy smelling soaps, facial care products and so much more. If you are looking for a store that draws in your inner hippie, Whole Body is definitely it. However, I will say that they have a large stock of earth type apparel, accessories, and other products they don’t really have a great variety and a lot of it is overpriced. Nonetheless, I like the idea of Whole Body and that’s why it get 4 stars from me!

Whole Body is essentially an expanded collection of all the non-​grocery items you can usually find at Whole Foods. A separate store front across the street from the Green Hills Whole Foods store, this shop contains all sorts of earth-​friendly goodies for adorning or nourishing your body — organic clothes, shoes, books, accessories, cosmetics, vitamins, etc.
At first, I was completely taken in and thought this was pure genius. On second thought, though, it does lead to some inconveniences. For example, you can buy baby bottles, bibs, clothes and even toys at Whole Body, but if you need diapers, you have to go across the street to Whole Foods. Also, after our trip to Whole Foods, we had to go over to Whole Body to get throat lozenges.
This isn’t necessarily a complaint, just an observation. Probably I’ve gotten too wrapped up in the whole instant gratification, one-​stop-​shopping culture and could use this opportunity to stop and smell the roses… or the incense, as the case may be.

This place has gone down since I last went there. I don’t know what happened here since the end of Spring, but I cannot find anything worth going there for any more. I know Whole Foods has been having problems with their stock price, so maybe that has something to do with it.
With the Christmas shopping season coming up, you’d think they would want to sell some nice stuff. Their clothing prices have gone up to where they aren’t worth even looking at. Their bath and body stuff has gone downhill, and their jewelry lines have been replaced with garbage.
I won’t be shopping in Whole Body for a long time if ever again. Once Trader Joe’s opens, I won’t be shopping in Whole Foods either. This store just plain sucks now.

Just like Whole Foods, there are good deals to be found here. Whole Body also has the 365 brand of body care products. I love the shampoo, conditioner and shower gel, and I’ve now tried most of the scents. They are only 3 dollars each.
I love the clothes too, especially the organic tee shirts, which they often put on sale. I wish I had a heap of money to buy the clothes and shoes here and feel good that I’m not making life miserable for little kids in China and Indonesia. I wish I could afford to always buy clothes from here.
I went today and tried on make-​up and generally wasted time for a while. They actually have some cool make-​up that doesn’t look all earthy and hippyish, with bright eyeshadow colors.
You can spend ages in here just smelling things,

I was shocked to learn that Whole Body even existed. I am originally from Georgia and Whole Foods there has everything in one store. There is no Whole Body. Some Tennessee law governs this from what I understand. But I digress. Whole Body is great. I think the clothing (made from 100% organic cotton) is a little pricey for what you get. I can’t justify $ 50 on a pair of cotton pants that are down the street for $ 30. Organic or not!
There are more vitamins, supplements, and other health care aid products there than you could name. Some seem a little hokey to me. But, you can also find your normal Vitamin C, multivitamins, and the simplest of supplements. I have taken to popping a few (natural) pills in the morning, and I really do feel better! I get them all here and have had nothing but a good experience. They even give you a slight discount if you don’t need a bag and carry your puchases. Go Green!
This store isn’t cheap. But, they have great sales when you catch them. Today the fish oil I take (gotta coat the olé tum tum) is normally $ 12 a bottle and it was half off today. Not bad!
They also have a host of skin care products and even a make up line. I’m not sure I buy into all of that, but if going totally organic is your thing, they have what you’re looking for. Some of their skin care products are wonderful, others have a strong herb odor. Yucko. But go walk around and see how to become a better you!

Whole Body is the little sister store to Whole Foods grocery, and it is the only one in the whole Nashville area. They have all natural beauty products, and supplements galore.
The shop itself is really attractive, the walls are all glass, and the lighting is very bright. Everything has a really clean vibe. I guess that is to make you feel good about paying top dollar for your vitamin C. Really though, they are dedicated to having products that are known as quality and organic, so you can be sure that what is on the label is what is on the inside of the bottle.
If you are in the mood for some quality all natural skin care products, I like this place for that. They have some good face lotions that won’t irritate hyper-​sensitive skin like mine.

Whole Body is a separate store owned by Whole Foods. They have everything from organic clothing (small section) to purses made out of hemp and recycled tires, to lotions and makeup.
A big part of this shop is vitamins and various shake mixes, organic teas in raw form (they have one of those «serve yourself» tea bars) and other sundries to make you healthy from the inside out. I was mesmerized. And realized that the Flintstones vitamin I take daily probably isn’t sufficient! Haha. Actually, after leaving this store, it made me want to totally revamp my lifestyle… start making protein smoothies, wear only organic cottons, and ditch all my bad make-​up. After I go to the Sounds game tonight and eat a hot dog of course!
Cool store. Much more than clothes, which is what is in their windows, so don’t let that fool you!