“It’s about making heaven full” actually I think it’s about gluing lashes to someone’s eyelids

I don't care what kind of music you're playing, if a client politely asks you to turn it off ... just turn off the music.

when the bible said that christ got lashes, this is not what the authors meant

If someone starts praying over me unprompted imma pretend I’m possessed just to scare them. Its my right as a gay atheist

People touching my eyes is already scary enough, if someone started anointing me and praying over me I would leave immediately

Imagine if a Satanist, Muslim, Jew, or Hindu played their religious music in their studio and started teaching their beliefs without consent. THEN they would understand how irritating it is.

as a cosmetologist, one of the FIRST things they teach you when talking with clients during services is how you don’t talk about religion or politics. if the client starts talking about it, you redirect the conversation. this is against sooo many unspoken rules for cosmetologists 😭😭

(lash extension artists fall under the cosmetology umbrella and you must have either a cosmetology OR esthetician license to be one!)

I would straight up be like “I have religious trauma and was sexually abused in the church for years. Please turn it tf off.”

My grandma tried to heal my epilepsy with anointing oil. Spoiler alert: it didn't work

If someone asks to pray for me and they seem sincere, I would generally say ok. If someone put anointing oil on me without asking I would never go back.

Ah yes, my favorite Bible verse: Thou shalt get your lashes done, girl.

When I still lived with my parents, I once woke up in the middle of the night to my mom anointing me with her essential oils. She hadn't used enough carrier oil, so it started burning the skin on my forehead. I don't trust these Evangelical girlies not to give me a chemical burn...

The first video is SOOO staged im cackling at work

Genuinely why the fuck would God send you a special personal message to stop wearing lash extensions? I can’t even fathom feeling that self important.

My immediate association here is that things like lash, brow and nailtechs are super common SAHM professions because theyre both very associated with femininity and easy to combine with being a mom.

I feel like conservative christians have higher beauty standards, but at the same time are kind of shamed, if theyre perceived as "high maintenance" and use a lot of makeup? So they really lean toward treatments that last a longer time and can come off as being more "natural".

My mom stopped going to a hairdresser she was a regular at for a while because the hairdresser found out I was queer and kept telling my mom that she Needed to get me into church and that she was going to start praying to 'cure' the 'sin'.

Me and my 500 allergies take real issue with that first person

I'm Jewish and there are absolutely situations where I don't mind if someone prays over me. As a teenager, a close friend's mom was Christian and wanted to pray over us whenever we would take a road trip and I always found that to be sweet, it showed that she wanted us to be safe and she was using her faith in a way that she felt would protect us. I never felt that she was insincere or trying to proselytize. What these people are doing is exactly the opposite of all that. This is deeply uncomfortable, manipulative, wrong.

So she asks if she can pray over her…AFTER APPLYING ANOINTING OIL WITHOUT CONSENT!!!!

This doesn’t surprise me. I say this as a very femininely presenting woman, but a lot of Christians are obsessed with performative gender roles.