What are the points for attention in the process of going to comic-con to make an appointment with a makeup artist?

Recently, Micanie saw many newcomers on the Internet. coser asked what to pay attention to when going to the comic exhibition for the first time. Here is a unified answer:

The newcomer coser had better bring his familiar friends. Even if he is not coser, he can help you in many places. After all, it is really difficult for coser to go to the exhibition alone. Both psychologically and physically.

First of all, the first step to go to the exhibition is to buy tickets. You'd better buy tickets online before you go. If you buy it on the spot, most people have to wait a long time. There are also some exhibitions that offer free tickets to coser who participates in the activities, depending on the activities of each exhibition. You can do your homework before you go.

Secondly, you need to prepare your makeup and clothes. Although there are makeup artists and hair stylists at the exhibition, after all, there is not enough porridge. As a newcomer, it is better to do it yourself. Even with money, it's hard to get you.

Pay attention to the distinction between photography. You set the boss to take the initiative to take photos, which are generally free. You can communicate with each other and ask for photos as appropriate. And those machines that stand well and stand well are generally charged. Of course, it doesn't mean that charging is necessarily better than free, it depends on your own situation.

These are the points that a newcomer like coser should pay attention to. If you have never even been to Comic Con, you can also take a look at the following points:

In principle, you can't move things that are on sale, let alone comment on other people's goods and do things that ruin people's money. Even if you have seen that what the other party is selling is fake, don't shout. Just talk to friends at most.

Don't point fingers at any coser, even if cos is worse, don't directly evaluate it, let alone spray each other's face value. If you are an acquaintance, you can't speak out loud.