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policies on henna/mehndi? (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by bad-idea-x100
i understand that starbucks doesn't really allow visible tattoos unless they're small (at least i think it's something along these lines, but feel free to correct me.) does anyone know if there are any policies on visible henna/mehndi - specifically, on the hands and arms?
szn2episode3 15 points 1y ago
starbucks allows tattoos as long as they’re not on your face or neck! so i would assume henna/mehndi would follow the same rules
Old_Obligation_7961 1 points 1y ago
depending on the sm i think neck tattoos can be allowed as long as they aren’t vulgar (I got a lightning bolt kinda on my neck/ behind my ear)
dazedandconfusedhere 2 points 1y ago
It’s face and throat that aren’t allowed now! Other parts of the neck are okay
Zealousideal-Star448 3 points 1y ago
So long as it’s kid friendly design go for it! The no tattoo rule was changed a while ago I think
Kitabparast 2 points 1y ago
We have a partner with multiple neck tattoos. No problem.
rnaggie53 3 points 1y ago
Hey I have a whole sleeve & it’s never been an issue. Starbucks is very lax about tattoos.
Responsible_Snow7109 2 points 1y ago
I have a small tattoo that says Faith on my right wrist and thats okay with them
RICKYOURPOISIN 2 points 1y ago
Lol well I’m about to find out, first day going back to work from my leave and I got henna done on my hand at my best friends wedding a week ago. I’ll tell you what happens
SomeComputer2992 1 points 1y ago
I had henna on my hands a couple times during work but my old manager said I couldn’t have it, but my new manager doesn’t mind it
thegingerhannah 1 points 1y ago
I think the issue with henna (especially on the hands) would be that it could flake off and would pose a health risk similar to nail polish, which is against policy.
chicken-tiddies 1 points 1y ago
So it's only a problem when it's drying, not for the actual henna tattoo? /Gen
thegingerhannah 1 points 1y ago
Starbucks is fine with tattoos as long as they're not offensive or on your face/neck. I don't know a lot about henna, but if there is the possibility of it flaking off in a similar manner to nail polish then they probably wouldn't allow it.
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