My greatest shopping experience took place at Nordstrom. Originally I was not shopping for myself, but
actually tagging along with my cousin.
He was purchasing a gift for a girl's birthday. As the lady showed us different perfumes,
began to get bored. He finally decided
on the latest Chanel perfume that was out (I forget the name). I then had to help him decided between
getting the pricey perfume or settling for the inexpensive toilette. Seeing as the two of them weren't that
serious I told him to get the toilette and save a few dollars.
As the lady at the counter wrapped up his gift, I started
wondering around and stopped at a Bare Minerals counter. The lady there was very friendly, honest and
knowledgeable. I had never tried Bare Minerals, but I've seen the
infomercial. She got me to buy $65 worth
of the product and threw in a few sample items and I haven't spent more than
$20 on make up at a single time. The
product came with two different sizes of brushes, a base compact, and an
overcoat powder. The way she drew me
into buying the starter kit is that one of the brushes included in the kit
alone was $25, so of course buying the whole kit was a no brainer.
As the lady rang me up she kept me engaged in the product
and convinced me to give her my email address to receive the deal notices,
which I found that deals rarely happen.
The lady gave me all her info that way I can be a lifetime client and I
appreciated it. I now continue to go to
that direct Bare Minerals counter to buy my product. This type of service is rare to receive and
the funniest part of it all is I’ve always told myself I would never shop at Nordstrom
because I know I could never afford anything, and I’m sure the workers are
really stuck up. That lady changed my
whole opinion of shopping Nordstrom.
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