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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thank you both. I agree with you, PP, about Sephora. They are getting paid to push products, esp. to kids. That's why they all go there and want to buy all the stuff we've never heard of that they see on TikTok/YouTube. My kid wants stuff the Kardashians sell and I refuse to buy anything that supports that family.

I saw on Sephora's website that they actually sell makeovers and I was thinking about getting her one of those to teach her how to apply makeup, but they don't come cheap - $75. And I don't want the thing to be all pushing whatever products are hot that week.

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The only paid makeover I've ever done was an advance wedding consult at a day spa in North Bethesda.  I went home looking ready for a ballet recital.  Never been back.

How about getting a reasonably muted, modestly-priced palette and a book on makeup technique?  (Don't buy something too expensive.)[/quote]

[b]A book on make-up techniques?  [/b]Okay, Avon sales rep.

Foundation and a brush or sponge ito apply are the most crucial parts. I'd offer to take her to try out foundations.  No reason for a whole makeover.  Sephora can make several suggestions and give her samples to test over several days.  Tell her you'll come back to buy what works best for her. That'll also make it easier to not purchase anything else they might push on her. But as far as crazy clown eyebrows they're doing now, you just kind of have to let her do it even if it isn't the best look for her.[/quote]

Yeah, this is a pretty hilarious suggestion.

It's 2024; you don't get a book for this, you watch youtube tutorials. [/quote]

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