Iris Lew
I visited the store on Sunday to pick up some samples I had registered for, and also asked if I could be shade-matched for a foundation. The staff member who assisted me (a short-haired Chinese lady) appeared displeased with my request from the start. During the shade-matching process, I attempted to strike up a conversation, but she seemed visibly annoyed, which made me feel very uncomfortable. Despite this, she still asked if I would be purchasing a foundation today. Honestly, a purchase depends very much on the service and attitude provided, and in this case, I felt unwelcome—as if I was disrupting her peace and time rather than being treated as a valued customer. This left me with such a negative impression that I would rather spend my money elsewhere than in this store.