About every month and a half or so, I find myself in Sephora buying very expensive hair conditioner. It works miracles on my hair, so I figure it's worth the price.
This is my usual Sephora shopping experience: As I enter the store, at least 3 people ask if I need help. While I'm standing in the aisle looking for my conditioner (because it seems like they're always rearranging the damn store) at least 2 people will ask if I need a basket. Oh yes, please. I need a basket for my one bottle of conditioner that probably weighs less than the basket itself. THANKS.
So imagine my surprise when I was in Sephora last week and not ONE SINGLE PERSON said a word to me. No inquiries asking if I needed assistance, no basket offers. I even stood there and attempted to look more pathetic and out of place than usual. Still, NOTHING. And this was the one time I ACTUALLY NEEDED HELP. All I could find was a half empty tester bottle of my beloved conditioner, and I wanted ANSWERS.
Instead of actually seeking out help, I perused some of the other hair care products, figuring there must be something comparable to what I had been using. I came home with this. Not only is it in a larger bottle and a little bit cheaper, it's vegan and it makes my hair smell like a pina colada. Oh, and it performs the same miracles that my old conditioner was capable of. My friends, I think we have a winner! Also, I'm eternally thankful for the neglectful sales girls at Sephora. Maybe if they ignore me in the future, I'll actually buy more stuff.

Okay, I'll admit it... I've been tempted on more than one occasion to take a little taste of those coconut-scented shampoos when showering. They smell amazing! Thankfully I have slightly more self-control than a toddler. :)
To be asked if I need help multiple times while shopping irks the heck out of me. It's just annoying and sometimes I just walk out of the store shaking my head, or else I tell them that they are the 3rd person to ask and I still don't need any help. Hubby wears his iPod when he shops, think I may start doing the same... that way I'll have an excuse to ignore them.
ooooo a sephora just opened near me. I'm already in the hole for a Dior lip-gloss (worth every penny of the $25 I spent on it [I'm still ashamed to admit that]) and am afraid to find even MORE finds. This might push me over the edge!
I lurve that photo very much and I avoid Sephora like the plague for that very reason.
i too get SOOO irritated by their constant harassing!
i am glad you found a product you love! I love the "dirt" product he makes. It's really great to get that messy hair look.