I don’t think this is a good idea. I would look at Corbetts at their weight to length chart and pick an appropriate size length in a woman’s adult ski. Then buy online possibly last years model. Blister recommends a few somewhat budget friendly skis (and some way too expensive) like the Black Pearl and I would go that way.

I have Volkl Deacon 84 skis I use for hardpack days, and got my son Deacon Jrs. The construction and quality of these two products is night and day. One is made in Germany and feels like BMW quality and the other feels like a rental car in Belize and is made in China.

Spend a little more and get a ski with headroom for growth.