“Tap into what's new and trending now”
“Welcome to the easiest way to shop”
“Feel-good formulas that make sense”
“Join Rewards for VIP-worthy perks”
“Buy. Track. Pick up.”
“Always get the inside scoop.”
A closer look at the screenshots
A branded macro photograph opens without a feature caption.
Fragrance packaging is arranged with flowers and fruit.
The product page combines pickup and subscription choices.
A skin-and-lotion photograph accompanies an ingredient claim.
A reward offer gives a free-product value limit.
An order-ready notification illustrates the pickup stage.
A colorful bottle lineup accompanies an early-access message.
About this app
Download the top-rated app and make shopping Bath & Body Works even better—online and in stores. Discover today’s best deals, stay up on the latest scent drops and turn on push notifications so you never miss what’s new. Become a Rewards member to unlock even more app-exclusive features: • Earn points toward FREE products (up to an $18.95 value, exclusions apply*) • Track your points anytime • Keep rewards and offers ready to use in your wallet • Get early access to new scents, sneak peeks and more • Celebrate your birthday with a special surprise *Excludes Wallflowers® plugs, candle & soap accessories, PocketBac® holders, car fragrance holders, sponges and socks.
Headlines in this set
7 screenshots · 6 with a headline
“Tap into what's new and trending now”
New and trending makes product discovery the purpose of tapping in.
“Welcome to the easiest way to shop”
Easiest is a comparison that the feature view cannot establish.
“Feel-good formulas that make sense”
Feel-good formulas ties product feel to the broader makes sense phrase.
“Join Rewards for VIP-worthy perks”
VIP-worthy perks frames rewards as special treatment.
“Buy. Track. Pick up.”
Three short verbs summarize purchase through collection.
“Always get the inside scoop.”
Inside scoop presents member access as early information.
How Shopping sets are usually built
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