"now she is wearing a pink soft, pretty dress, and I think her makeup should be soft and pretty. she loves lashes, and a lot of liner but I want her to be special for her prom..."
"What happens if we don't like the makeup?"
"why do I have to reserve an appointment? We always buy from you guys"
"well I want someone who does pretty makeup. Do any of your artists do good makeup?"
I know that these questions are coming from a good place, and I try to remind myself of that. I catch myself wanting to overplan and overcommunicate occasionally. But, seriously? Whose prom is this? If it is yours, I will be more than happy to spend as much time as needed coming up with a game plan for you. If it is your daughter's prom, then how about letting her tell the makeup artist what she would like. That is why we book appointments one-on-one. This is our job, and yes, we are good at it.
Also, if anyone would like to buy me a colorful leather skirt, I would bake you a cookie. But only if I never have to see someone wearing this outfit in real life.
I don't get men's fashion.
rachel
The other day, I was in a department store, and I distinctly remembered a conversation that ended in . . . "so do we . . ."
ReplyDeleteYou know what I'm talking about ;)
Oh, prom season.
Hugs!
E
I do remember that! Usually just about every year around this time :)
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