
The lady (her name tag read "Regina - esthetician") working there was helping me find a facial scrub.
Then she suggests I try out some face powder. Oh - I should have prefaced by saying I went in there totally fresh-faced. Nothing but sunscreen and rosacea (and a pimple or two) on my face. So, yeah - she suggests powder and I don't object. I don't have to buy it and it can't hurt to have a dewy, shine-free finish on my skin when I head to Trader Joe's for my grocery shopping.
As Regina - esthetician is leaning over my face applying powder she says "I also do brow waxing if you're interested". Um, OK. How does one respond to that? It's clear I don't currently wax my brows so she's not suggesting it as an option for "maintenance". So clearly she's implying that my natural brows are unsightly, right?
What's a girl to do? I wasn't born with sparse, chola-esque brows. Nor do I have a unibrow. I don't think it's wrong to have natural, middle of the road brows. Is it?
2 comments:
Hmmm. Hasn't this happened to you before? I think they're just upselling - Nothing to take personally. Cuz, you KNOW I'd tell you if you needed a hair related cleanup.
This is still here! Oh, Lord, IH.
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