Sephora makeup artist question!

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Isabel M.

Jul 31, 2013

Isabel M.

If I go to sephora, or another beauty store, will they teach me a technique if I ask? I've heard of people learning stuff from the artists there , and I need to learn a couple things and I also want to sample some products! If I can how do I approach asking and artist? Help!!

Skyler P.

Jul 31, 2013

Skyler P.

I think so. just ask. they can't really say no, but I don't thi k that they teach like classes.

Lauren F.

Jul 31, 2013

Lauren F.

Yeah they will. If you wanted to learn how to do winged liner just say that you are looking for a great liquid liner. While they are applying it just ask could you show me how to do a winged liner look? They will show you. That just an example.

Emily R.

Jul 31, 2013

Emily R.

Yes, they usually expect you to buy something when you ask them to apply makeup. But for example, I just got color matched for a foundation, and she finished off the makeup with blush and bronzer so I would have a complete look, even though I was just buying foundation. While she finished up I asked her about techniques and stuff, so that's a way you can learn things too.

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