#Amanda Ensing

[RmFire]

I find it really strange that Sephora, a beauty company has now become the thought police.

75 million votes for Trump, 42% were women. That's roughly 30 million customers or potential customers that Sephora seems bound and determined to alienate, like me.

I spent about $1,000 last year @sephora is this good business?  Isn't it better if Sephora just said " Our customers are varied and diverse"

or 

"Just as not every product is for every customer, Our influencencers cater to a varied and diverse group"

or

We do not condone or condem people for their views" 

or

"We are a Non-political company who focuses on making all women feel beautiful"

Anything but making reasons after the fact for what you did. 

What started all this divisiveness is companies getting involved in

cancel- culture by allowing

themselves to be politicized.

Companies afraid of being canceled by the mob don't seem to realize that they can stand up to the mob and refuse to BE canceled. 

@amandaensing

#30millionx$1,000per

#ConservativeWomen

#SephoraforAll?

[Spidertoo]

Well said.

[steffcruz]

I’m so disappointed in Sephora. That they would let cancel culture in. We are all allowed to have our political reviews. It is so wrong they let a few that feel their opinions are the only ones allowed. Guess it’s time to buy from the brands or Ulta