The bodywork of the High Street Street Beauty Chain Close its remaining 56 stores, which led to 444 layoffs, the administrators said.
Last week, he announced the closure of 30 stores, having collapsed in the administration earlier this month.
A stock shortage and the cost of racing stores meant that it was no longer viable to keep its 115 stores open, administrators said at the time.
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Since the appointment of administrators, around 150 stores have been closed and more than 1,000 people have lost their jobs.
Body care specializes in the sale of perfumes, toiletries, cosmetics and care products and were based on a Lancashire market stand more than half a century ago. He employed around 1,500 people.
The news follows Sky News Reporting This body was looking for a buyer in order to avoid his collapse.
The joint administrator and director general of Interpath restructuring and affairs, Nick Holloway, said: “We understand that this was a difficult period and we therefore want to express our sincere thanks to the Bodycare staff who, from the first day of the administration, maintained the solid standards of presentation and customer service for which the bodywork has been renamed.
“We will continue to explore options for the company’s assets, including the Bodycare brand, and provide other updates in due course.”
What happened?
Bodycare had been under pressure due to the cost increase, a delayed transition from its online retail platform and pressure on the cost of living on buyers.
He also declared that he had suffered a lack of funding after a stock market rating abandoned last year, which also struck relations with suppliers and led to stock shortages.
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He had been profitable before the pandemic, but like many retailers, he lost millions of pounds during the exercises immediately after.
At the time, he received financial support from the State in the form of a loan of several million pounds from one of the Pandemic Treasury funding plans.
Barely a few weeks ago, the retailer obtained a debt ease of 7 million pounds sterling to buy it a short -term breathing space.
The brand was created by Graham and Margaret Blackledge in Skelmersdale in 1970, and sold brand products manufactured by L’Oréal, Nivea and Elizabeth Arden.
It was led by the retail veteran Tony Brown, who held senior positions at BHS and Beales, the groups of department stores now missing.
Just the last detail in difficulty
Bodycare is only the last of a series of street channels to face the collapse this year, in a context of intensifying complaints from the industry concerning the tax increases announced in the budget last fall.
In recent weeks, River Island and Poundland have both proven the administration after winning the approval of creditors for restructuring plans involving store closings and job losses.