China make-up artist runs subway stall for people on way to dates, makes US$40 in 2 hours
Deng Qiqi, a woman in Chongqing, China, has gained popularity on social media for setting up a makeup stall in a subway station. She provides on-the-spot beauty services to women heading to dates or parties after work, capitalizing on the busy weekday evening commute.
Deng operates her stall at Shapingba Subway Station for about two and a half hours each weekday evening, earning around 300 yuan (US$40) by serving three to four customers. Inspired by other vendors in the station, the 28-year-old, who also runs a small makeup studio, saw an opportunity to challenge herself and cater to women needing a quick makeover before their evening plans.
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Deng Qiqi, a woman in Chongqing, China, has gained popularity on social media for setting up a makeup stall in a subway station. She provides on-the-spot beauty services to women heading to dates or parties after work, capitalizing on the busy weekday evening commute.
Deng operates her stall at Shapingba Subway Station for about two and a half hours each weekday evening, earning around 300 yuan (US$40) by serving three to four customers. Inspired by other vendors in the station, the 28-year-old, who also runs a small makeup studio, saw an opportunity to challenge herself and cater to women needing a quick makeover before their evening plans.
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