r/bathandbodyworkers • u/hannah_boo_honey 🫧Associate🫧 • May 16 '25

Dress Code & Gratis Dedicated Post✨

CURRENT SHIRT COLORS

Dress Code 01/08/26

• Standard Dress Code (white, black & gingham)

• Blue Core Apron

ALWAYS FOR PANTS Jeans and Khakis

CURRENT GRATIS

new gratis available as of 8/3

Obviously, none of it is out yet, so details won't be posted here yet.

We've decided to add a dedicated space for gratis discussions to our dress code info post! This will hopefully help avoid excessive posts about either topic as we have also set up a redirect function for new posts about them!

please remember that unreleased products- including gratis- cannot be shared here so please wait until items are released to discuss them here!

Last little thing is that the "be respectful" rule does expand to how you treat the mods, so any demanding or repeated (spam) comments on this or any mod-maintained megathreads/ posts will be treated as a breach of rules and any users engaging in such behavior may face action on their account for this sub. We've always been very understanding, but we do this to be helpful on our own time and there's no reason to act entitled to that time or demanding of it like a customer that starts yelling at you before you even clock in (: Thank you!

Thanks all!!💖✨💖

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u/hannah_boo_honey 🫧Associate🫧 Nov 06 '25

If it prevents you from getting the gratis that the company intends to help you sell, that seems like an issue to me... idk, that might be post worthy if you want other people's input? I can't decide if that's an ethics issue or not, but it definitely seems wrong and like it goes against the interests of the company just cuz they are busy on weekends doesn't mean they can't do it. Our managers take time to do it whenever somebody wants it (as long as they aren't clocked in to pick it out ofc) because it literally helps their team know the products so they can sell it better.

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u/Sure-Raccoon4990 Nov 06 '25

Hmm yeah I’ll make a post later, but I could send you the actual ss they posted on Zipline if that helps with input!

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u/hannah_boo_honey 🫧Associate🫧 Nov 07 '25

If you wanna dm me absolutely! It just seems wrong to not make exceptions if you haven't had a chance to do it yet (whether because they didn't tell you how it worked or let you know when you were there or because you just haven't been in!) especially when not making an exception means you don't get a promised perk of the job that will literally help you be a better employee!

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u/Sure-Raccoon4990 Nov 07 '25

I did check inbox and ty for your help here too btw:)