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Derricka C.

Nov 15, 2012

Derricka C.

how young is too young for makeup?

Izzy R.

Nov 15, 2012

Izzy R.

I see girls starting to wear makeup at 10 or 11 but they looked 14 with it all on I think under 13 would be to young and 13-15 should be light 

Shelly T.

Nov 15, 2012

Shelly T.

12 or 13 and younger is waaaaay too young. Teen years, mascara, blush, lipgloss, maybe concealer. Focus should be more on skincare.

All IMO, of course.

Julianne J.

Nov 15, 2012

Julianne J.

If I had a daughter -to me, 13 is OK to put on lipgloss/balm and maybe a little liner. 12 and under nada- unless its for playtime "makeovers", school plays, Halloween, etc. After 13 or so the girl can start to experiment a bit and find her groove, but use sparingly, maybe until 16 or 17. I think the pageants are a little creepy. Children should be children- not dressed as little people or women.  

Mary P.

Nov 17, 2012

Mary P.

in my opinion: Any age under 18 is too young for makeup. It just ruins the beautiful, youthful skin. The only thing i would approve of is chapstick. 

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