And again the question about the lash extensions 😅

My friend needs to ask a client what shape they would like)

There are a few shapes my friend works with (you can see them in the pic below)

Is this a good question to ask her clients:
Which shape would you like (to get), a natural eye, a doll eye or a cat eye?

Or

Would you like (to get) a natural eye, a doll eye or a cat eye?

Thank you!!!!!!![Image]

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And again the question about the lash extensions 😅

My friend needs to ask a client what shape they would like)

There are a few shapes my friend works with (you can see them in the pic below)

Is this a good question to ask her clients:
 Which shape would you like (to get), a natural eye, a doll eye or a cat eye?

Or

Would you like (to get) a natural eye, a doll eye or a cat eye?

Thank you!!!!!!![Image]

Answer

In most casual conversation, these slight differences might not matter, and listeners will understand based on the context of the conversation.

Although both are correct, I recommend using the first option as it indicates clearly that you are talking about the "shape" (what you are offering).

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I suggest maybe your friend can talk while showing her clients pictures, it doesn't matter whether the vocabularies are used right or not, because the important is let clients know these styles intuitively, then they can choose directly.
What's more, if your friend is brave enough, she could ask her clients directly about whether her sentences are right, some clients are willing to teach her.

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What style do you like?

What style would you like to go for?

Which of these styles would you like to go for/try?

Do you like any of these styles?

Would you like to try any of these styles?

In all of those sentences you can substitute 'style(s)' with 'shape(s)' if you like.

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