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A store MUA will only help you with the makeup they currently sell as an incentive to buy their products. You’d have to find and hire an independent MUA to work with your current collection of products. Just watch YouTube MUAs for inspiration. I don’t think we need the same brand of products they use, it’s more about product placement/application. Ali Andreea has a lot of great professional and everyday looks, as well as more fun looks for date nights/events.
Agree with the consensus that makeup counters will only help you with the makeup they are selling and won’t use the makeup you already have, but that could still be really helpful to learn suggested techniques and placement you could use with what you already have, and you may ultimately end up wanting to update some of your products to help update your look too, so no harm trying with new products.
Chanel makeup artists are my favorite. The people at Sephora are hit and miss but can be really helpful.
I would go to the MAC counter. Go to a place that sells their own products vs. a place that sells a bunch of brands so you don’t get overwhelmed or bodied down with so many products
Local mua might be a great idea in this case. Or maybe sign up for a local class that will teach you techniques and not just certain makeup looks.