Q Talk

[Justshop]

Her severe hair style and stark white, ill fitting dress distracts from the product rather than complimenting it.

[VAbelle]

At the high end department stores, many gals working behind the counter, dress in one color for "the look."

White  = clinical

Black  = clinical and chic

[SunValley]

Not a criticism, just an observation: The first thing I noticed when I got the large TV screen and hi-def is all the powder flying everywhere when any of the vendors apply powder foundations. For some reason, the IT demo is a bit closer up when the ladies twirl the brush in the makeup pan, and it is very noticeable. Am I putting this much powder in the air at my home. Probably. Half my foundation is now covering imperfections on my floor, cabinets, and vanity top! Some brushes stir up more powder than others. Made me realize I need to have a lighter hand. That's why I am surprised the IT ladies can wear white dresses and look fresh! 

[febe1]

Jamie needs to rethink her model Helen. As a 72 year old, IT Celebration foundation is just awful on her. It lays in every wrinkle she has and looks like flour on her face. I've seen her in other foundations, sans powder, and it is much kinder. If you look at Helen's before and after "wrinkles", you will see they are more obvious in the after than the before.

I would never put Celebration on my Senior face. In fact today, I ordered Eve Pear's TSV, and I hope Helen sees that! She would look lovely in it and it would not emphasise her wrinkles and would also hydrate her.

[hondagirl]

I know clothes have nothing to do with the products but Jamie's dress is much to tight.  Don't know how she gets into it.  .  I try and watch her becuase I like her products but my eyes goes to the dress and can't believe she comes on national TV looking like a stuffed sausage...