MsButterfli
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print them on watercolor paper, i think its the same consistency as the face charts and then you'll have as many as you'll need
why do they dodge my questions so?
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janelovesyou
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But that wasn't your statement. Your statement was "as an aspiring makeup artist, i like to test out colors before trying them on skin. so are the face charts free, or do you have to pay for them?"
Like lara said, you talking about swatching and not wanting facecharts for your own personal use to put makeup on them. She can't know that simply because you're an aspiring makeup artist you want some of the face charts that MAC artists use for client's makeovers so that you can practice your skills. Honestly, I didn't even know that you wanted the face charts for this purpose until I read through this thread, I thought you wanted to get a makeover and have them write what they used on the face chart.
We have to remember that while we may be diehard MAC fans, they are employees and may not be as into everything as we are. Like they don't know that some people like to have blank face charts to practice on so that wouldn't even have crossed her mind.
I think that she answered your questions to the best of her ability. Since shopping at a MAC store isn't all too different from shopping at any other store, it wouldn't cross her mind to describe in detail the process. And for your question of why is it called makeup art cosmetics cosmetics, why do people call say ATM Machines!? lol Who really cares? And there is no way for her or MAC to know how ebayers get products, if they did then they would have stopped that asap (and probably not even disclose that information if they knew how).
Random: But all of the live chat operators have female names, you can't tell me that their is no male live chatter!
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what's so hard to understand about, "so are the face charts free, or do you have to pay for them?"? (still is not trying to sound like i have an attitude problem.) |
But that wasn't your statement. Your statement was "as an aspiring makeup artist, i like to test out colors before trying them on skin. so are the face charts free, or do you have to pay for them?"
Like lara said, you talking about swatching and not wanting facecharts for your own personal use to put makeup on them. She can't know that simply because you're an aspiring makeup artist you want some of the face charts that MAC artists use for client's makeovers so that you can practice your skills. Honestly, I didn't even know that you wanted the face charts for this purpose until I read through this thread, I thought you wanted to get a makeover and have them write what they used on the face chart.
We have to remember that while we may be diehard MAC fans, they are employees and may not be as into everything as we are. Like they don't know that some people like to have blank face charts to practice on so that wouldn't even have crossed her mind.
I think that she answered your questions to the best of her ability. Since shopping at a MAC store isn't all too different from shopping at any other store, it wouldn't cross her mind to describe in detail the process. And for your question of why is it called makeup art cosmetics cosmetics, why do people call say ATM Machines!? lol Who really cares? And there is no way for her or MAC to know how ebayers get products, if they did then they would have stopped that asap (and probably not even disclose that information if they knew how).
Random: But all of the live chat operators have female names, you can't tell me that their is no male live chatter!
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