Since when did Ulta start hiring licensed dermatologists?
I went into the Palm Desert location a few weeks ago to look for a new foundation. I am a very fair skinned individual, and I've always had difficulty finding foundations that would match my skin tone. So, I went to Ulta to find guidance from the employees to basically help me find something.
A very nice young woman approached me and I told her that I was looking for a new foundation to match my skin. She sat me down, we tested a few things out, and she recommended a few other skin care products. She was super sweet, very gentle, and she kept telling me I was so cute. I wish I could remember her name, because she truly deserved a raise because her customer service was excellent.
However... a second lady approached both of us to help us out with different products. Sadly, the first woman had to leave us because other customers were in need of help. So this second woman starts going on and on about how red my face is and the tiny bit of acne I have. Yes, I am aware I have some acne. My eating habits aren't the best, I'm still a teenager who's going through the acne phase, and my acne is contributed to hormones. And yes, I am aware that my face is red. I am an athletic individual who is CONSTANTLY outside. This second woman said I need this product, and that product, and added that I had rosachea. Um, no I don't. I have been to a dermatologist before, and not once did they state me having rosachea. I was slightly offended by this statement. Her customer service was not nice. I did not like her. She was slightly rude. Since when did she become a dermatologist?