Hello! So sorry you had a bad experience. Sephora licensed makeup artists are usually trained to work with lots of different people with different makeup goals. You could always try to call the store to ask about a service for brows (or full face) and tell them about what you’re interested in, and ask whether they have experience working with men/someone who wants to learn. You can also google “men’s basic eyebrow grooming” or “simple eyebrow tutorial” and you should get lots or results. I think the easiest thing for someone just starting out with brows is a gel in a light shade, with it’s own tube and spoolie applicator that coats the brow hairs you have, which helps give a little more shape without needing to know where to put pencil. Perhaps the Kosas Air Brow Tinted Clean Volumizing Eyebrow Gel Taupe or SEPHORA COLLECTION Volumizing Fiber Brow Gel 01 Blonde Given your coloring, you could probably use colors called taupe, blonde, medium or dark blonde, or soft brown in gels or pencils. It takes some trial and error to get the shades right but if you start lighter you’ll get an idea. Or, in store, they should be able to match you. Sephora Collection brand is lower cost but high quality which makes it great for beginners. Hope this helps! @Andy1087

@CDY1988 you could try Givenchy Rose Perfecto Hydrating Tinted Lip Balm & Gloss 109 Spicy Maple MERIT Shade Slick Classics Tinted Lip Oil Taupe

@Bronana13 I'd absolutely suggest grabbing the Sol de Janeiro Perfume Mist Discovery Set so that you can try a few different scents to see what you like best 🙂

@CDY1988 I find the effect is more subtle if I use a beauty blender instead of a brush. Also, Rare beauty’s blushes are surprisingly pigmented, so a little goes a long way.

Thanks, Jo! I've had several makeovers before -one at ULTA - but the local ULTA doesn't do them anymore. I think I'll try Sephora - I do love a makeover

@Jay1982 Do you mean dark circles? Use something peachy or orange to cancel out the blue hues. Live Tinted Huestick® All-Over Color Corrector is an option. Set it and apply the rest of your base over top.

@Insanoflux Green stuff? What’s it tinted green? That would be a colour corrector. It would be good for dialing down redness. For facial hair, a peachy or orange colour corrector would work best and neutralizing any blue tones from facial hair.

I started going to Sephora after attending an event that Sephora had a great presentation. I got a few makeovers at a couple of their locations and I was very satisfied.

You’re more than welcome to post what does and doesn’t work for you. I’m sure someone will benefit from this info someday @AhZoh! And I’m glad you found something that finally works for you!

I wish I could help @Sam013. You might get a little more assistance if you post in the hair care section.