Are you allowed to wear makeup?

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Shaquae J.

Jan 14, 2014

Shaquae J.

I started wearing mascara at 17 senior in high school... I remember seeing girls with individual lashes too.

Maria M.

Jan 14, 2014

Maria M.

I started with only occasional eyeliner in 7th, more often in 8th, every eyeliner/concealer/powder in 9th and starting sophomore year I experiment and wear everything (I'm now 17)

Brittany M.

Jan 15, 2014

Brittany M.

I started at 11

Kassi M.

Jan 15, 2014

Kassi M.

I started wearing makeup when I was in the 5th grade so I was about 11 and I could wear mascara and lipgloss and now I'm almost 13 and I can wear what I want as long as I look reasonable and it is not too dark and my mom has to approve of it.

Melanie V.

Jan 15, 2014

Melanie V.

I let my daughters try what they wish, but they've also been watching me give makeovers since they were infants. My youngest son seems to be following in my footsteps. Making something forbidden doesn't teach responsibility or encourage elegance.
Puberty seems a good time to take my daughter shopping for her own brush set and cosmetics if that's what she wants to do.

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