would this chair be good for a make up artist?
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I would have to say it would depend on how long you plan on having people in the chair??? Once it gets broken in, it would be loose enough to sit in for long periods of time. I only use it for small bursts in a show I perform in. You would probably want something built for comfort more than this. I can't see life casting someones face in this.
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This chair should be adequate for sewing. I have used it for my sewing and it worked great.
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I would say yes. As long as the vanity is up against the wall it will support her. The chair not so much it can be wabbly, not stable for her to lean on...it may turn oved. I would recommend it over all thought . It is so cute and comes w makeup, nail polish stickers. She will love it. Hope this helps.
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I believe this chair is very stable. the base folds out pretty wide for good stability so I would say it would work well for you. It just doesn't fold up as compact as other high chairs but it is built well.
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I bought this as a gift for my daughter, who is a hairstylist, and she loves it. She uses it on a regular basis and has had no problems. I have been one of her clients and the chair is very sturdy in both the reclining and upright positions and does not wobble or move at all, which is surprising given how lightweight it is.
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Yes, this chair is big enough. It is a sturdy piece of furniture. The lift is smooth and quiet. It is also attractive and should work with your decor.
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I think it would probably work well, it's not ultra thick, but did have nice stability. If you have any embossing/burning it should hold the design nicely. The price was pretty good, which is always a bonus when costuming.
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This chair will work, but you should measure your width when you sit down just to make sure you don't rub up against the handles for that would be the only thing that might make it uncomfortable for you.
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It's big enough for the average person, but if the person is tall or heavy, probably wouldn't be the best choice. I love the chair!
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Being a man I don't use cosmetic pencils but I think it would do a good job as long as you dull the tip a bit before using. It puts a VERY sharp point on the pencil. If you want very thin lines it would be great just exercise a little caution
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It's a great chair but I don't think it would be good for a computer chair. It sits too low and leans too far back to be comfortable. I love the chair though. Hope this helps.
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Absolutely! I tried it out myself before I gave it to my father. The actions on all of the chair is very smooth and the chair itself is quite comfortable.
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I don't think that this mirror would be good for use as a vanity mirror because of the curve. It's great in back seat because the outward curve of the mirror allows you to see more of the back seat but I think it would be kind of funky for makeup. ..
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I'm not sure exactly, but I can say this. I have used this chair as a face painter for a number of years and people of all sizes including some pretty hefty ones have sat in it without any problem. Some have been to wide for the chair (and it is a wide chair) but no one has been too heavy.
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Most definitely! I do a lot of custom painted Adirondack chairs and I love this folding chair the best because all the pieces are individual. Being that it is a folding chair (moveable parts) I base stain ilo priming (solid chairs/non-folding). So, have fun, pick your stain color than be sure to apply a good UVA seal coat (spray or brush-on) to protect against the elements. It is a natural wood product so, care needs to be taken and reapplication possibly of the seal coat at the end of each season.
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The chair is confortable, but for a large person it can be unconfortable after some time. I mainly used for photography, but i had the need to use it as a deskchair for few days and my assistant (who is a skinny person) started to complain after few hours on it. I also recommend not to get the white one... it will only require a person with a new and cheap pair of jeans to mess it up.
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I personally think the weight would be a problem for an acrylic chair. Also, the seat is quite narrow and would be a tight squeeze at that point.