Sephora Makeup Demo: what to expect?
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Aug 22, 2016
Carolyn H.
Just wondering what everyones experience doing a makeup demo at sephora was like. I'm in line for a color position and my demo is tomorrow
not worried just wondering what it's like
Aug 22, 2016
Taylor D.
What's a makeup demo?
Aug 23, 2016
Grace N.
I think she means the makeovers they do.
Aug 23, 2016
Carolyn H.
To become a makeup artist at sephora you need to apply makeup to prove you have the skill...
Aug 23, 2016
Kristen W.
Is it for the sephora certified position or just a color position? From my experience (This was a few years back so things could have changed) they mainly focused on how I interacted with the 'client'. Did I explain what I was doing as I was going along? Was I friendly? Was I knowledgeable about the products I was using? Stuff like that. Sephora's hiring process really focuses more on customer service skills rather than the artistry in my opinion. You have to keep in mind that at the end of the day it's a sales position. They want to see that you can sell the products that you are using on your client.
Aug 23, 2016
Kiran T.
They're definitely going to look at your interaction with the client during the demo and how you sell the products you apply. As long as you focus on that as well maybe add in tips and tricks and ask the client if they, "learned something new?" You'll pass with flying colors! One of Sephora's biggest focuses is teaching clients something new. If you add that in I'm sure they'll be very impressed :)
Aug 25, 2016
Nicki N.
Think of it as a roleplaying experience; they'll be looking at your artistry but most importantly they'll be looking for your interaction. They'll be looking to see how you gage the client's needs/wants and your listening skills, how you present the benefits/features of the product and sharing your knowledge as you go even if it's something as simple as saying to stop and look at the process from far away/up close.