A few weeks back I ended up going to Ulta in the Milford mall to get grab some beauty supplies. The store is mainly centered to the women clientele since they sell mainly make up, hair dye, nail polishes etc. As a gay man I went to pick up a bronzer so I don’t look like a ghost during the winter and at first was uncomfortable being the only man in the store. Immediately a worker who I could tell was a part of the LGBT community showed me around the store and made me feel comfortable for coming in and buying make up even as a man. I would recommend the store to anyone.
A few weeks back I ended up going to Ulta in the Milford mall to get grab some beauty supplies. The store is mainly centered to the women clientele since they sell mainly make up, hair dye, nail polishes etc. As a gay man I went to pick up a bronzer so I don’t look like a ghost during the winter and at first was uncomfortable being the only man in the store. Immediately a worker who I could tell was a part of the LGBT community showed me around the store and made me feel comfortable for coming in and buying make up even as a man. I would recommend the store to anyone.