Hey guys, this is Shawna and Mike Jones. We are the owners of Sassy Lashes. Our heart is to share with you guys

our uphill battle in what once started in a tiny little bedroom out of our house to an

extremely successful company. We are here to encourage you during your last journey and to show

you guys a raw version of what things are really like. Today's episode is talking about accommodating

a not-so-average client. Yeah, so jumping into today's episode, guys, I just want to tell you

guys thank you for some of the messages you've been sending and asking us to cover some topics.

Yeah, obviously we get a lot of our content from you guys. So if you have questions or it's just

things you are struggling with that maybe we haven't covered yet, continue sending those comments,

those messages in. We're happy to answer them and we're happy to make segments on them too to

help you guys out. Yeah, and we love getting DMs and all the feedback. We read every single one of

your guys' messages and if it's through like Instagram or Facebook, like it's me, you know,

personally reading it and we just love all the feedback and just keep it coming.

Yeah, it does it, it does inspire us. Yeah, it does. We feed off you being inspired.

Yeah, definitely. Help me help you. Yeah, all right. So diving into today's episode.

So what is a not-so-average client? Oh my goodness. So we just wanted to go over, you know,

obviously as a last artist there's a lot of different scenarios you're going to run into,

you know, pregnant clients or clients who decide to bring their kids with them. Not just a kid.

A kid. Bad kid. Or a bad kid. Yeah. So at Sassy Lashes we do welcome babies and kids as long as they're

well-behaved, but some clients. Not our kids. Not our kids. Oh my gosh. But you know, some clients

do bring their kids and you know, we have it set up to where it's pretty comfortable. We always

have a chair in the room for the kid and usually the the moms will bring their kid and they have

like an iPad. So they're usually, you know, distracted most of the time. But then again, you do have

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