@AllisonMonroe I know at my store they schedule one licensed beauty advisor since our studio is on the small side. Appointments can fill up fast during certain times of the month like prom, graduation, Mother’s Day. I like to make my appointment a couple weeks in advance for a time slot I want/need.

@zacksgayaf try emailing brands, you're more prone to get a response.

@iamme196912 I know at my store they book clients before the store opens not sure how long before. I know I saw someone at least 30 minutes before we opened. We have our beauty studio in the front sort of closed off a little secluded but of course you will still be seen. I would call your local store and ask for more details as each store is different.

it's a lot of fun being a girl.

Ouu cuz girl that eye makeup is eating.

You look great! I wish I could have the chance go have a makeover here in Raleigh NC.

@JamieBucc The makeup artists at Sephora are usually pretty excited to assist someone who’s newly exploring makeup options. There’s no greater joy than introducing someone to what you’re passionate about. I suggest going online and finding some sample looks to show the artist when you go into they have an idea what kind of style you’re aiming for. I would go in with a fresh face and maybe a list of questions you might have. They will generally do one side of your face and instruct you as to what technique you need to replicate the same thing on the other side. It’s fun and it’s incredible how fast you can progress in your makeup skills with a little instruction. also, don’t be afraid to write notes so once you’re home you can remember the steps and techniques.