Popped in this Sephora to seek shelter from the sweltering heat (100+ degrees in early July). I was promptly greeted by a gentleman who worked there. After learning that I was only \""looking around\"" and had no specific items to look for, he rather bluntly said that he \""wanted to change my lip color.\"" Okay, I thought, and let him lead me to a makeup station while he worked his magic and gave me a quick touchup of my lips and face. I thoroughly loved the look after he finished, and ended up purchasing the lipstick he used as a sample on me (Guerlain Rouge Automatique #160). I absolutely love this product, and have been using it ever since. It's creamy and super moisturizing (compared to the lipstick I was using immediately before walking into this Sephora). I hated having to put chapstick on my lips first and then apply the lipstick because it was so dry. I was at first suspicious when he told me that this product wouldn't be like that, but was quickly pleasantly surprised to find out that it was indeed very moisturizing. Although it was a bit pricey ($36 I believe), I don't regret the purchase at all because it's of such good quality. Throughout the process he also tried to engage me and asked me my name and where I was visiting from. He was just so jovial and exuberant the entire time, and I would've felt bad not buying anything he used on me afterwards (turned out that it was a good decision to get the lipstick anyway). Besides the Guerlain lipstick I also liked the bronzer he used on me, and now regret not buying anything else besides the lipstick (primer, bronzer, highlighter, etc) because I was trying to save money at the time. It was my first time getting a pro makeup session in a Sephora, and it was completely impromptu, but I loved it and am thinking of making an appointment or just popping in a Sephora in DC and getting some personal beauty advice. I'm sure many other girls also fell for the highly effective salesperson that I encountered, and had trouble declining to make any purchase because he was so friendly and made an effort to connect with you. Although he could be labeled as \""pushy,\"" I didn't find it at all invasive or annoying (like I said, I probably just fell for the cute attempts at striking up a meaningful conversation with me). But more importantly, the product I ended up purchasing was really great, and what he had told me is really true. Not to mention that I also liked the look he created on my face. If I'm in Vegas next time I'll definitely try to stop by again (even if not this Sephora, then definitely to one of the three that are on the Strip).