Micabella Cosmetics

Has a tendancy to only want to help people who are «pretty» in there opinion, this company seems to have a «Do Not Help or even Give the Time a day to Disabled People» policy. I am a disabled person and I went and they just ignored me while helping the «pretty» people.

STAY AWAY!
They are located on the first floor before the JC Penny (if you are entering from the front entrance of the mall) so be sure to divert your route if you are heading in that direction. The store owner will literally take you by the hand, pull you toward her booth, and paint your hand various shades of glittery unwanted mess, without your permission! Then she will proceed to ask you a number of uncomfortably personal questions in her attempt to appear more personable, which really will just end up scaring you away, in case the strong-​arm method she employs to get you to try her makeup fails to do so.
This seems like yet another cosmetics line to have joined the mineral makeup bandwagon, offering nothing revolutionary or unique to set them apart. Not to mention, they are pricey. She promised to offer me a «Manager’s Special» of $ 15 an eyeshadow if I purchased one that day, which is more than what MAC charges. And if that doesn’t turn you off, then maybe their finishes which are limited to Shimmery, Glittery, and Take Me Disco Dancing or Make Me Look Like I Give $ 10 Handjobs will. I inquired about any matte colors, to which she replied, «Just apply a primer, and wipe off the excess glitter.» Right. Like that will work.