Sephora

One sales have a very ice face for the whole time when I did the inquiries. But I did not complain a word until another manager came and asked if I am satisfied. So I told her what I feel. She did a very fake laugh and I am sorry but I think she answered your questions. And the smile was so fake like she did not even care what I said. So offended.

Sephora is super fun for me because of the huge selection of makeup to play with! At times I felt as if I was not receiving enough attention from the staff but eventually they came around and helped me with my make-​up challenged self lol. The best thing about Sephora is the avaibility of products to test them out.

I usually love this Sephora. As a self-​proclaimed lipstick & mascara addict, it’s a no-​brainer. Sephora’s Rouge #5 is a perfect red, and I’m glad I don’t have to drive to Bridgewater to get it.
I like the range of staff – even if I don’t agree with their choices, hey, they’re having fun. I do wish Dior didn’t consistently make me break out & I’m glad they sell small mascaras because Drag Queens & Jersey Shore cast are the only ones who can successfully use up a full sized tube of mascara in 3 months.
The 4 instead of 5 was due to yesterday – I decided against the $ 25 «Give me some lip» set because I could only wear 1 of the 5 colours in the set. I told this to the rather persistent staff member, who I did not recognize. So I looked at the $ 59 set – I could NOW wear 15 of the 17 colours, the other 2 late winter. Some would be good for Halloween or to play with the kids. Of course, this wasn’t good enough for said person:
ME: OH! This set has far more colours I could use! The smaller set only has 1 usable colour for me.
Pushy & questionable salesperson: Oh, you’re only interested in lipsticks?
M: Yes. It takes me YEARS to get through eyeliners.
PQ: Well, these are really for you to try the textures and staying power, it’s not really for you to actually like the colours.
Ok, let’s be clear:
1. I was already going to buy the set
2. I already said that I could wear most of the colours
3. Why are you putting down the products & making it sound like I don’t deserve to be in a makeup store? Trust me, I have been wearing makeup longer than you’ve been alive & have had makeup artists, stylists, photographers help me learn how to not look like a clown. If I stick to toner, serum, oil, tinted moisturizer, silk powder, mascara, matte bronzer, and lipstick – so I look like I’m not really wearing ANY makeup, it’s because that’s what I feel like wearing and it takes 3 minutes, not because I don’t have any idea what I’m doing or need to be told what to buy or what to wear.
I love the big bald guy who works there. There’s a geeky girl who found me the perfect orange lipstick (that was minimally toxic) this spring. She also found a great fuschia & sheer red for me. If I have a return, it’s never a problem. There’s another woman with very trendy makeup, a bit much for me, but hey, if she wants to look like a Japanese Panda Girl one day, by all means. Life is too short.
Asking questions about aging skin? Harder to get. No one here is over 28. That’s fine, really, as I’m really here for lipstick and mascara.
But yeah, that one lady bugged me. I love the store & my kids refer to it as the makeup store. I just really hate being bugged about my choices – if I’m browsing, let me browse. If I ask for help, help me. If I’ve already made my decision on a product, don’t be a douche.

The personnel knows there products and are on top with their recommendation! There a male employee (I wish I could remember his name instead of his physical description) he is very honest and tells you without beating the bush if their products are good or not. He also is very good with the color recommendations and what suits you and all. The ladies are as well great!