How To Tell My Mom I Want to Start Wearing Makeup?

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lauren s.

Jan 29, 2013

lauren s.

how should i tell my mom that i want to start wearing makeup? i already wear it around my friends, but its awkward around her!

Julia P.

Jan 29, 2013

Julia P.

go to a drugstore and pick up a mascara thing and be like can i try this? or when.you hangout with your friend wear makeup and tell her you friend did it and.you really like it? idk if you will.under stand?

Sasha M.

Jan 29, 2013

Sasha M.

Just say hey mom can I get some mascara or something
Keep it short and it'll b less awkward 

Devan V.

Jan 30, 2013

Devan V.

Or you can tell her you like how she wears hers (if she does) and you'd like for her to show you how to do yours. She might like the thought of handing down techniques. 

Amanda S.

Jan 30, 2013

Amanda S.

ask her if she can do your makeup oneday?

Melanie B.

Jan 30, 2013

Melanie B.

My daughter is 11. She is only allowed mascara for normal days, and lip gloss:-)
She just asked me about it, and if she could wear it. Ask your mum!

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