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Originally Posted by Ooh La La
A few notes about making an appointment at a make-up counter.
For you, I would probably recommend a brand like Clinique. It's wonderful quality, has natural colors, and is easier on the pockets than most department store brands.
Always look at the Sales Assistant's own make-up before booking an appointment. You want to make sure she won't cover you knee deep in foundation and eyeliner.
It's considered proper etiquette to buy a product from the counter after having an appointment with a Sales Assistant.
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Not everyone can afford Clinique, and if she only wears makeup once in a great while, it will go bad before she's done with it.
Second, there is no rule that you must purchase something at the counter if a sales person spends time with you. What if you don't like the product(s)? What if they are too expensive (often you don't know the price until after).
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