In this episode of Sorry, It's Discontinued, host Hilary engages in a heartfelt conversation with Jazmine, a talented makeup artist and beauty professional. They discuss Jazmine's journey from New York to Houston, her experiences in the beauty industry, and the challenges of balancing work and personal life. Jazmine shares her insights on building client relationships, navigating luxury retail, and the importance of self-advocacy. The episode also touches on product recommendations and advice for aspiring beauty professionals, culminating in Jazmine's exciting upcoming trip to Paris. Instagram @jazminedavonbeauty, TikTok @thatjazmine

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In this engaging conversation, Hilary interviews Philip, who shares his journey from Buffalo, New York, to Texas, and his diverse experiences in the retail and beauty industries. Philip discusses his early career at Macy's, his studies in millinery at Central St. Martin's, and his transition into interior design. The conversation highlights the importance of community, personal growth, and the challenges of commission-based sales. Philip also shares insights on vintage shopping and offers advice for aspiring professionals in creative fields. @philiphannel

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If this story inspired you—or if you love hearing the real voices behind the counter—

I’d love it if you followed the show, left a review, or shared this episode with a friend. And a little note from me: I’m still learning how to interview and finding my rhythm with how I shape these episodes. My heart is always with the guests of honor while honoring the world of retail we’ve all been part of.

If you have thoughts or suggestions would be interested in being a guest, I’d love to hear from you. Send me a message on my website at *sorryitsdiscontinued.com.*

This podcast is independently produced and not affiliated with or sponsored by any brands, companies, or retail stores mentioned. All stories and opinions are personal and reflect the views of the individuals speaking.

We keep it real, but this space is meant to be respectful of the brands, stores, and careers we’ve all worked hard for.

Until next time, thank you for being here. And remember—a smile can brighten someone's day, whether you are behind the counter or in front of it.

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In this episode, Hilary and Kenneth explore Kenneth's journey from Hong Kong to the US, discussing cultural transitions, the impact of retail experiences, and the importance of kindness in customer service. Kenneth shares his passion for art and fashion, reflecting on how these elements shape his identity and career. The conversation also touches on the evolving nature of fashion and personal style, emphasizing the freedom to choose one's own path in a diverse world. @theoveritas

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Thanks so much for listening to today’s episode of *Sorry, It’s Discontinued.*

If this story inspired you—or if you love hearing the real voices behind the counter—

I’d love it if you followed the show, left a review, or shared this episode with a friend. And a little note from me: I’m still learning how to interview and finding my rhythm with how I shape these episodes. My heart is always with the guests of honor while honoring the world of retail we’ve all been part of.

If you have thoughts or suggestions would be interested in being a guest, I’d love to hear from you. Send me a message on my website at *sorryitsdiscontinued.com.*

This podcast is independently produced and not affiliated with or sponsored by any brands, companies, or retail stores mentioned. All stories and opinions are personal and reflect the views of the individuals speaking.

We keep it real, but this space is meant to be respectful of the brands, stores, and careers we’ve all worked hard for.

Until next time, thank you for being here. And remember—a smile can brighten someone's day, whether you are behind the counter or in front of it.

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