...or regular. It works, ummm it did when I was in high school anyway.
I have always wondered this. For you guys who are very visual, should the goddess you are expecting cancel the appointment if she gets an obvious blemish? Like right between her eyebrows or on her nose? A place she can't hide behind hair or cover with makeup? Would you rate her lower based on appearance?
This is a real question.
...We are all human and we got what we got. No she shouldn't cancel. She should do what she can about the pimple and go on about her business.
I have no doubt there are clients who would have some derogatory thing to say about the situation. I consider that person clueless.
If it oozes more than 20 grams of puss or blood, or a combination of both, within four hours of the appointment time, then yes, she should cancel.
The appearance features I would rate a girl up or down on would be those that are permanent, not temporary.
Some make a lot of sense, some don't. However, this one does not make a lot of sense to me. If you are concerned, e-mail your guest and ask him/her. S/he might appreciate the honesty, as I would. Cancellations happen, but at least being honest shows your concern for the client and the experience.
A Pimple isn't going to matter at all.
Most all have had them in life, or still do.
No she shouldn't cancel, and no I wouldn't rate her lower.
she'll let me pop it.
It would not effect my ratings or likelihood of a repeat. That's just me.
you do it wearing handcuffs and a blindfold. Put plastic sheets down first.
I have a pimple on my cheek and have been putting alcohol on it for two days to try to get it to shrink, but it's still red and there. I was worried that my client would be turned off but luckily the room was dim and he didn't seem to notice. Pimples are a real self-esteem killer though, you must admit!
I think witch hazel works better than alcohol to shrink them.
*still not a doctor.
Witch hazel disinfects and the ice reduces the swelling...helpful to put a tiny bit of diluted tea tree oil on after icing. Try not to put makeup over it...it will end up swelling again.
...or regular. It works, ummm it did when I was in high school anyway.
My response that is!
IMO if the pimple is relatively small enough that it can be concealed or somewhat covered with makeup then you can just proceed as normal.
OTH if it's rather big and/or gross you may just want to confess and ask the client if he would still like to keep the date or rather postpone it. Every client is different so just ask them.
Make it seem as if you have a vd, otherwise, personally, don't give a f***, I'll even lick it, pop it with my teeth and swallow the delicious nectar to prove a point
Luckily, I can make it look better - but I use natural oils on my face that prevent breakouts; however, they might cause one.
Trust me, they aren't looking at the pimple. Unless the client is looking for any flaw they can find - but that's a different situation.
If she is super worried about it, maybe she can just stick to regulars until it subsides.
Any client who has seen her, then gets upset over an occasional pimple - well, it might be time to search for new ones. 
That one little fucker I swear just pops up to keep me humble, and bring the "real deal" to the date. lol!
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This is a real question.
I once wrote: "My schedule matched up with [retired, delisted Provider] being downtown and Flirt confirmed me and set things up. [She] was staying at a nice downtown hotel and I made my way to her room with no problem. When the door closed I could see that she was in the midst of a bit of a dermatological flare-up. It turned out to be a real killer for me because she was using medication on her face and she didn't want anything (hands, lips, dicks) near her face. I can understand and respect that but I love pretty faces (I can see that she has a very pretty face!!! It was just being treated with acne meds and pimple creams.) and getting close to them. I should have been told ahead of time. That's one reason for the "services as promised = no" rating."
The Pimple Problem had an effect on just about everything. The whole review got quite a few chuckles. (Flirt offered me a makeup session with another hostess.)
It was worse than hair extensions: "Yes, my hair is long and beautiful ... BUT YOU CAN'T TOUCH IT!" I'm a face guy.
This is a real question.