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Removing the appropriate amount of coins from her coin purse, Kurumi slid them across the counter to the woman. That was quite the discount, but she wasn't going to complain. She was a university student after all. |
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"Thank you." she said nodding to her as she picked up the coins and set them in the register before bagging up her two bottles and passing the bag to her. |
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"Thank you," she said once more with a slight bow of the head as she turned round and began to head back through the aisle to find Selina so they could go to their next location. |
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Okay lovelies! Please move your students over to the Hogwarts Express the train is now open! Term 34 is about to begin! You have about 9 hours from right now to wrap up your student's RPs in DA. After that your student posts will be deleted. |
Graphic made by Taz! OOC: Exciting stuff for the month of August!!! Come find one of the shopkeepers! RachieRu or Lizasaurus! |
HELLO I will take a makeover PLEASE :D Tori Bunbury marched into Madame Primpernelle's like a woman on a mission... which, frankly, she was. She needed some new makeup for the new job she would be starting soon, and she'd heard that TODAY they were offering FREE makeovers! She was excited for this. So excited that she hadn't even bothered to remove her sunglasses from her face yet. Just the words 'free' and 'sale' and 'coupon' were like music to her ears. The redhead made a beeline for the Primpernelle's counter and cleared her throat importantly once she was there. "Helllllllllllo shopkeeper people, helllllllo, I would like a FREE makeover. Please." She flipped some hair over one shoulder importantly and waited for someone to NOTICE HER. |
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She had the entire new line of products all planned for this. What a way to gain interest! |
Ooh she got to go to the back? "Okay!" Tori chirped, following after the shopkeeper lady into the back room. Could she just say how pleased she was that this place was being run by women? It just made sense. Girl power. You go girls. |
Makeover too! ^_^ As soon as Elysia found out about the free makeovers from the Madame Primpernelles Beautifying Potions shop, she cancelled almost EVERYTHING that was scheduled on that day. She was supposed to have a photo shoot with one of those famous photographers today but she had to cancel that. She wanted a makeover especially since it was free. Who could even say no to free, anyway? You didn't have to PAY and of course, Elysia definitely trusted the shop because she has been a customer here since like... forever. Her heels clicked as she walked pass the different potions aisles with her eyes wide. New products. EEP. This was just SO exciting. Once she reached the counter, she looked around for a shopkeeper. HMMM. Would they mind fixing up a beautiful young lady who needed a total makeover? Will they? "Good morning! I'd like a free makeover," she said with a biiiig grin on her face. FREE, I tell you. |
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Oooh. A customer. Hopefully that one would like a free make over. Oooh. She did. "Hello." Ella beamed as she came over to the lady. "Oooh. I am very glad." She had like giving free make overs. "If you just want to come into our back room I can give it you right now." |
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Finally, she saw another woman coming her way. Elysia flipped her hair. Merlin, was it getting hot in here... or was it just her? Heh. "Hello to you as well," the blonde greeted ever so respectfully. That was a first. She thought that it was necessary to be respectful now because she didn't want the shopkeepers to ruin her physical features. That would be really horrific. "Oh okay. Lead the way... please." See? Respect. |
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Annabel walked up to the counter with her mom. They placed down a skin care package, humidity immunity potion, a confidence makeover potion and a pefect nail set. She smiled at the lady, "how much ma'am?" she asked as she thought about how this store reminded her of one back in France. |
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Spen walked up to the counter, pushing what used to be thin, black hair out of her face with every few steps. Something went horribly wrong with her beauty regimen. And not just wrong. No, that would make her life too easy. The kids that Spencer babysat just ~had~ to mix a bunch of her products together unwittingly. Now her skin was tan and porcelain in a blotchy mess and her hair was thick, long and electric blue. This was not a pretty sight to behold. And the whole reason you bought products from this shop was enhance already pretty looks! Duh! Biting the inside of her lip, the adult waited her turn, a little bit annoyed at everything. The kids, the products themselves, the fact that she was barely awake when they were applied. Uggh. The pale girl stomped one high heel on the groung in frustration. Not towards the shopkeepers of course, but to a little bit of everything else. At least she didn't yell at the kids. No, the twenty year old took it like every baby sitter takes it, pretending that it's okay while really wanting to hex the children into oblivion. Of course the brown eyed girl wouldn't ~actually~ hex children for playing a stupid joke on her, but she did take away television time for the next few days. And dinosaur chicken nuggets. Though that was also a punishment for the adult also. Mostly because ~she~ liked the food item. |
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Oh hello. That woman had wilder hair than she did. And Ella thought her pink highlights were rather unique. "Hello." She was trying to decide if her hair was supposed to be like that or not. "How may I help? |
Celine walked into the shop, looking around at the environment she would spend most of her time on break in. The fifteen year old had gotten accepted to be an intern at one of her favorite shops, and the French girl could not be more excited. Not only did this look ~really~ good on university apps, but Celine liked to help out. Plus,she was told she would get to help customers, which was just a cool thing all around. As soon as the Beauxbatons student finished her look around, she took desicive steps over to the counter with her long legs. Father had always said that she was a leggy girl. But that just made dresses look good on her thin frame, which didn't bother the tall girl at all. She actualy liked wearing dresses. In fact, she was wearing a pale blue sundress right now. Maybe the fifth year was more girly then her friend. That just meant that they sometimes fought over what to do. It was still a tight friendship all around. "Hello?" She wasn't sure whether or not to step foot behind the counter. What if they needed her to do mundane jobs like stocking shelves or something of that nature. She would much rather interact with the consumers. Celine ran a hand through her brown hair to re-arrange the pixie cut and then smiled again. This was going to be an awesome summer. |
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She wondered what sort of experience the girl had but wasn't going to be outright rude, she'd see how it went and go from there. "I'm Kat, the shopkeeper here at Primpernelles." |
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"Yes, I am Celine." Her heavy French accent shone through when she talked. And because her best friend back home was Italian, she picked up the experience of talking with her hands. At least it wasn't too dramatic, her friend was more of the flinging her hands around, while Celine was more of the small talking with your friends. "Hello, Miss shopkeeper, Is there anything you need me to do?" And with that, she batted her short eyelashes and re-configured her pixie cut hairstyle so it would lay better. Darn thing never laid right. |
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Looking around she didn't see Ella right then, "If you need anything, Ella and I will be around. Feel free to check around the shop so you get the idea of where everything is." |
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"The pleasure is all mine, Kat." Yep, still weird. But the taller girl was determined to get used to it. And to stop thinking about it. Seriously, it wasn't weird here, so the girl with the brown pixie cut should stop worrying. Stack boxes? That actually sounded easy. She was a leggy girl, not particularly strong but stable enough on her feet to not drop anything. And with a nod to her boss, the fifteen year old began to pick up and stack the boxes, humming to herself as she did. Because that's what you did for jobs that involved repetition. You hummed to get through it. As long as Kat didn't mind. And while she stacked boxes, the girl in the pale blue dress, prayed that someone came in. Because the Beauxbatons student wanted to actually interact with a customer this summer. |
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