LMAO @ Adrienne. “Buy it so I can use it.” 😂😂 But personally I think $65 is too much for a 9YO not to mention that’s too young. I’m assuming this is used for playing. 9xs out of 10 she won’t value it and like Adrienne said...I would most likely be the one using it anyway.
You don't have to spend an 🙋 and a leg to buy 💄! These products on RUclips are usually the most expensive ones. If you're going to buy 💄 products, it's always best to start slow
A friend of mine does this kind of crap for her daughter who is that young. Sad thing is her girls are better at makeup than I am! That being said I have seen the pallets that are $60+ after her 9 year old uses it and all the colors look gouged out! Just huge chunks missing after one use! Never!
If it's her christmas money she can do whatever she want with it, but to be honest as an adult I'd never pay $65 or even $20 for a Morphe Palette. The quality of that brand is crap, the colors are pretty, there are many shades per palette but the pigmentation is not consistent, and they are very powdery so the fallout is terrible. I think it's only popular because youtubers are paid to promote it non-stop on their channel. If you have money to spend buy an Urban Decay palette.
Independence In Mind The Thirty Journey when you give a child that young some money, the purpose is to teach them how to use it responsibly. So no, it's not her money and she can do whatever she wants with it. Plus, I don't believe in buying little kids expensive products, because to them it's just a toy, and they won't appreciate the value. That how you get spoiled kids.
@@aj5374 umm no in a lot of countries the dollar is valued less than the US dollar so things are more expensive and you have to add the shipping and handling costs. In Canada the pallette is $51 and the shipping and handling is $19 so the pallette is worth $70
I agree with Tam's mother, wait until your sense of self is solid before doing transformative things to your natural self. When/if I have a daughter, she won't be allowed to do things like wear full face make up, get sew ins, and whatnot until she's about at 10th grade and up. Middle school is literally where your peers break you down and rip you apart. It's when most children first begin to develop insecurities. I don't want my baby ruining her curls and covering up her face, contouring her nose etc...at such a pivotal time due to peer pressure and/or self hate. When she wears make up or changes her hair texture, it should be because that's her mood that day. Not because she feels ugly without it.
Completely agree with you. I was blessed with the desire to be a plain Jane growing up and I am grateful for the authenticity it allowed me to embrace.
Ijena Jenkins yup, middle school was when I started hating my body after being called Ms piggy and I started getting perms because every other girl had bone straight hair and protective styling like twisties and cornrows were “childish” smfh. I was already having my hair straightened but my mother figured why should I have to fight her for 3 hours every Sunday when I can perm it and it’ll always be straight. 🤷♀️
mkay, why not? That’s what I’m doing now. I wasn’t raised to even be interested in make up because my mom doesn’t wear it so I don’t know a thing about it 😂 I started to feel late to the party cause most girls was beating they face by 17 and I’m 22 now still not knowing, but that’s okay. My confidence is pretty solid because I’ve been natural all through the worst parts of my teens and I appreciate my own beauty. I just want to clear my skin up and then I’ll eventually take my behind to Ulta or Sephora for a consultation 😂 I’ll ease my way into make up
Me too. I have to agree that 9 is too young for expensive makeup. It's to young for anything beyond liopgloss. She doesnt get to do what she wants because of money. As parents we govern money for them. Let them have a childhood. Its the only one they get.
The logic here is silly. There are two issues: the child spending so much of his/her Christmas money and the child being allowed to wear makeup. They're acting like the cost of the pallet is the issue... but if this was an American Girl doll (which cost upwards of $115) I don't think anyone would bat an eye.
Yes the palette is $39 here in the US. But if they’re shipping it to another country plus tax that could be up to $65. That’s ridiculous for some EYESHADOW.
Courtney Smith yes!!! And if that was the case I hoped they would of clarified that!! I’m sure they even thought it was $65 FLAT.. they didn’t do their research
victoria wai but books doesn’t take everyone as far as others. some kids truly aren’t good students but better in art. Yes you can still help them invest in education but also take time to see what they like and take note of that
But what books...cus the books most of us read (all ages) has no benefit to us whatsoever...only for a little excitement and a reminder that we can recognize letters and words
There are kids who have always been asking for expensive gifts. I wanted a sewing machine when I was only 8 and at the same time I wanted an art kit that was more than 39 or 70 dollars. Kids have different interests and can go far with even the littlest things. I remember when easy bake ovens were popular and that costs more.
And let's not forget the child was given money for christmas, which everyone knows that's what you use to buy YOUR interests, not anyone elses. So the child is not going to think anything wrong with wanting something from their favorite youtuber.
I was born in 91...and was kind of the same kid. I loved when my mom brought some mc donalds stuff after work for me and my brothers. We lived on a main street with a train station...and we knew at what time she would come home and would look outside the window...and everytime when we saw her with a bag from mc donalds we were the happiest kids ever. But we didn't get it all the time. I think materialistic kids existed even before...I guess what changed is that they have nowadays way more stuff they can pick. And due to technology a lot of stuff changed as well.
9 years old? at that age she'd probably ruin the pallete within a week and not even use it after a month. I wouldn't mind my child trying to be creative so i probably start my child off with something small instead of buying expensive ass makeup where they most likely wouldn't appreciate it as much.
James Charles is a very popular youtuber that has a very young audience... so they obviously would want the makeup to support their favourite youtuber.
Maybe the 9 year old really wanted the palette because she watches James Charles??? And instead of getting the makeup maybe she could’ve used it to buy his merch, such as the sweaters and shirts. If she was upset because she wanted the makeup, then i agree to get CVS makeup until she is old enough to understand the value of product makeup. But like Tam said, teach her to enjoy her NATURAL beauty first. 😃💓
I agree with everything Tam and Adrienne just said!! I am a professional MUA. Always had a love for makeup but my mother was exactly like Tamera’s and I wasn’t allowed to wear it until my junior year of high school. If my child had that passion I would honor it. I would teach her the importance of natural beauty so she never felt it was necessary but I would let her play and experiment with it in the house because like Adrienne said it is an art. The canvas just happens to be a face. Now when it comes to the $65 palette, understand she doesn’t want it because it’s expensive but because it’s James Charles. He has like over 4 million RUclips followers, majority of them being young girls. She just wanted something from a RUclipsr she admired so in that case I would of let her use her money for that palette. It doesn’t have to be a every time thing. Plus, morphe really is a inexpensive brand. That palette just happens to be pricy.
if my daughter had talent i would def encourage it. its just a palette. maybe set limits too like she can only do it on fridays and saturdays for FUN nothing else.
@@rc6715 at 9 or 10 is when were discovering our unique abilities and hobbies. As long as I'm reminding my daughter to have fun I'm not concerned on her relying on make up. Cosmetology is a great business though and it's growing. I wouldn't mind if my daughter made a living off make up with her talents as well. It's always good to remind your kids to have fun and I would even have her practice on me. Mother and daughter bonding 💖 always keep positive thoughts.
Idk about y’all but I’ll say my piece and give my opinion, and if they still wanna buy it and waste their money that’s on them. That’s how you teach them. It is their money that they got for Christmas. Probably something she’s been waiting to get too. I don’t see the big deal. But she’s 9. She ain’t wearing that makeup anywhere. Practice at home and have fun and then when you’re old enough you’ll know what to do already.
I see their point but at the same time. Maybe she watches james Charles and is a huge fan of him. its not entirely a matter of ''following the trend and doing what everyone else is doing.'' it could be that the girl loves him and his videos and thinks the pallet would be really fun to play with and use. in the future when I have kids, I wouldn't tell them no to that.
mkay, why not? Lol Exactly, that’s even worse. You still have to teach your kids to spend responsibly. If they’re buying it just because they really like that person and not because they truly want the product, then that’s a waste. I would not let my child spend that much money just to support an ALREADY rich person.
Damn if anything that's worse, if she just wants it because it's James Charles then I'd say double no. Then she won't use it after a month. And if James comes out with another palette, will she even touch this one again? Nah.
I disagree so much right now. It’s the kids money. Don’t give a child money if you’re not gonna let them spend it on what they want. Also drug store makeup is great BUT no eyeshadow palette can compare to high end palette (if you have tried both you notice the difference). Now I will say that since the child is 9 years old maybe the choice of substituting this palette for a drug store palette should be given to her so she can express her creativity and practice. Lastly I would like to say that just because a child wants to play around with makeup does not mean they don’t love themselves or don’t feel beautiful or don’t appreciate who they are. makeup is so much more than just to make yourself look better, it’s an art. And James Charles perfect role model to show that and palette is THE perfect palette to show that as well “unleash your inner artist”
Loni needs to understand that books and everything may not be everyone's favorite, makeup is truly an art where you can be so creative and do beautiful things.
Yes Tamera. I just lost my mom. That’s exactly what she did. Made me appreciate my natural beauty and when I wear make up and let it accentuate my beauty. ♥️
That pallet was only $39.99 not $70! If it’s 70 it might be fake only shop through Morphe & ulta! Others maybe fake & that can get you in to creepy things in the product!🧡🦋🙏🌺🧡
Makeup ages you if you start too early. I agree with Tamara, enjoy your natural beauty. That's why I see teens look like they are in their late 20's. Being natural adds youth to your skin.
I agree that getting really expensive makeup for kids in not necessary, however the pallet is $39 and you get A LOT of shades to play with. The quote for the pallet is "Release your inner artist" which I think is exactly what a child, teenager or adult needs.The pallet is amazing and I think it's perfect for any age range.
i couldn't even wear mascara until i was 18 and I'm Hispanic lol I would sneak it on in high school and my mom would get mad but I'm glad she raised me so strictly because she's instilled an emphasis on skin in me and now I just wear lipstick and occasionally mascara
I wouldn't let her buy it because it's makeup and I agree with Tamera. But if she wanted a 65 dollar LOL doll... go ahead. As long as you know there's no more money coming until the next allowance. My parents gave me 10 dollars a week growing up and I had to learn that money leaves you REAL quick in these streets.
My mom is just like Adrienne. She doesn't buy her makeup she uses my expensive makeup. Her argument is that if I already have it what's the point of getting her own.
Annie Milagros Uribe I just bought my daughter an iPad on Black Friday. I’m giving it the side eye in the box. I probably need to test it and make sure it works before Xmas right? Wouldn’t want her to get a bad iPad. Lol.
I grew up wearing make up since I was 8yrs old. I was severely bullied growing up, in every school until I graduated high school. I agree with loni, at 9 yrs old other girls were not wearing make up at my age. I wish my mom had a talk with me and told me that I was beautiful and that there was nothing wrong with me- I’m still grateful she tried her best, I was pretty self destructive. I agree with Tam, I use to watch my mom put on her make up and make herself “pretty” but to be honest, I thought my mom was BEAUTIFUL, with or without makeup. I just wish my mom would have thought the same about herself. BECAUSE CHILDREN LEARN FROM WHAT THEY SEE, NOT WHAT THEY ARE TOLD. I feel like if my mom or all moms knew how to FEEL beautiful instead of trying to LOOK BEAUTIFUL , a lot of little girls will be able to love themselves easier in this world that will teach you to hate yourself, before they sell you the remedy to love yourself. Isn’t it just easier to love yourself and also raising your children to love themselves too. Also! Its never too late. I am actively/consciously/optimistically training myself to love myself, accept myself, and celebrate myself, so when I have children (boy or girl) I will show them what they have to be PROUD OF. LOVE YOURSELVES INFRONT OF ANYONE LADIES, YOU DONT KNOW WHO YOURE INFULENCING! Women are changing the world left and right. It is so true that in a world like this, it is a rebellious act to love yourself- make sure to love yourself in-front of your children so they SEE and FEEL what true self esteem is, not “what their parents think it should be”. Be an example ❤️ celebrate yourselves ❤️❤️💖💖💖❤️💖❤️💖❤️
I first wore makeup at 15. My 12 year old Niece now asks for Anastasia palettes, no way girl!!! I’m sorry but if I was buying Cover Girl and NYX, I’m not buying anyone $60 palettes 🤷♀️🤣 And yes Loni!!! Or take that $60 and put it in a savings account!!! 📚 🏦 💡
I started wearing heavy and rouge makeup since freshman year of high school. Makeup is a form of art but it’s also a way to clog your pores, get pimples, get acne, and can dry your skin out making it more sensitive. I’ve worn a full face from Collection Foundation and Smokey eyes to blinding highlighters. I went cakey on my face but it really did a lot of damage on my skin so I took a LONG break from it and it was beneficial as I had more time on my skin care routine and I had more money in my wallet. At first used a lot of drugstore makeup as I was cheap but later I started saving up. I told myself “If you save up enough then you can get the kilowatt highlighters and creaseless concealer and NARS” I did but tbh taking that break had its ups and downs one struggle being that I couldn’t use it to express myself.
I dont think it's a big deal. It's a way to express yourself. I let my 11 year old wear some very natural makeup for special occasions. I think this idea for little girls is that it's just fun, and sparkly. Of all the things we tell the kids not to do- this is relatively harmless. However, when i say makeup i mean like a glittery highlight and a little gloss. The full beat is too much for going out, IMO. Let them play though... and FYI Morphe is cheap lol, 65$ for a full palette like that, which will last forever. It is the same as drug store pricing, but since theres more colors it's a bit more, like buying in bulk. My 11 year old isn't allowed to watch YT videos though. Shes not asking for any specific things. She just sees me and thinks it's fun. The make up I personally gave her us stuff I bought for myself but didnt end up using for whatever reason, so it's high end, but only I know that. I dont want her attached or brands or labels.
Children grow up so fast nowadays! You walk into a middle school and it looks like a high school. You walk into a high school and the girls look like grown women. I couldn’t really wear makeup until I was sixteen. Even then, I was only allowed eye shadow, mascara, and a clear lip gloss.
I think that you should let your child do what they want with their own pocket money/money given to them. Because they need to learn the value of money- once its gone its gone and then they will learn how long it takes to earn it back!
I honestly don’t think it’s that big of a deal. I would understand if it was foundation or concealer, since it’s designed to blend in your face and even up your skin tone, but it’s eyeshadow. Eyeshadows have always been the more creative side of makeup and allowing for the person to do creative looks on your eyelids. There is an easy compromise. Your child could just wear the eyeshadow in the house and not wear it to school or outdoors. I understand the price point being a bit much, but I also believe the child has to be a fan of James Charles. The product is very niche and for the child to really want that is because she really likes him the creator. If the mom would buy some other drugstore product, it wouldn’t be the same for the child. Either way, I personally think that child should have been allowed to buy the eyeshadow palette and the parent should just make sure to establish rules about when it’s appropriate to use it.
Yesssss! #teamLonilove "Art some books!" I'm watching with my face turned up the whole time until Loni said that😂😂😂 As a mother of 2 teen girls, I've taught them to love them 1st. For dress up and special occasions we will play with some enhancements (makeup) and hair weaves. I make it VERY clear to my girls this is just for fun but you are ALWAYS naturally beautiful. When they are grown women, they can wear it as much or as little as they want. Because of the way they were raised, I'm doubtful makeup will play a huge factor in their lives❤️
I would get my daughter that palette. I would encourage her at no matter what age to express herself as she wants. I understand the wanting to love your natural beauty, but I believe if my mom didn’t let me wear makeup I’d be in a bad place in my life. I know it sounds silly but it’s true. And makeup is an art so let that 9 year old play with the colorful palette all she wants.
That's mostly truth... My high school classmates wore makeup on a daily basis by the time they were 14, and now, in their 20s, while they don't look "old" per se, their skin is starting to get lines and small wrinkles that those of us who didn't wore it don't have yet.
I’m almost fourteen ... and I started to do make up at nine. Glittery shadows, mascara (regular), and lip gloss (with the accessional pink/nude lipstick). My mom let me have all the makeup she didn’t use for myself. To this day I still have the makeup she gave me (I don’t use them anymore) in perfect condition. That means that the first makeup I received were designer. All the makeup I’ve gotten since then have been drugstore makeup (Wet n’ Wild my fav) that’s been bought with my own money. I do however have ONE other eyeshadow palette that is a limited edition Tarte pallet I got a year and a half ago (when I was TWELVE). My mom loved seeing my try different colors and experimenting with colors to find something that fits me ( though she still hates the way I do my eyebrows). Many people say that with little kids, makeup is for play, but like they said it is also an art form. I grew up watching people transform themselves with makeup and I became something I wanted to do. And they say that kids sometimes wear makeup to make themselves look older well.... I wore makeup to look younger ( when I first started). I was an early bloomer, so naturally I got taller faster and filled out before the other girls in my grade. I wanted something to distract from that. Now that I’m older it’s not much of a problem. Now some people will look at what I wrote and say that I probably don’t appreciate my natural beauty. I do. My mom taught me way before I started wearing makeup, to appreciate the way I look and to not let anyone tell me otherwise. If that little girl is really passionate about getting that pallet and to do makeup then I say let her buy it.
LadyAmour just be there for the restocks, if it sells put wait for another restock its not that hard but since u have an attitude where u stay bitch ill pull up i gotta talk to u
And the fact that they keep saying get some wet n wild and that tells me all I need to know. Weren’t they ever kids? Don’t they know what it’s like to want something specific and be told to get the off brand? That girl has probably been watching james’ videos and salivating over that damn palette and finally on Christmas she realizes that she has enough to buy it but she’s told to get the wet n wild because it’s cheaper. So what’s the problem here? The makeup or the price? Because if it were a toy Jeep or an American doll there wouldn’t be a problem. They keep saying let kids be kids but this is kids being kids. Wanting something because everyone else has it. That’s how tf it goes
I mean i don’t mind splurging at Sephora to get new eyeshadows and get a bomb foundation but I still don’t mind the drugstore makeup all that much it’s not as bad as a lot of beauty RUclipsrs say but idk maybe that’s just me 🤣
First of all you run the kids , they don’t run you!!! Its her money ?!?! Ok and ?! I’m your parent I will buy it but if one i wouldn’t buy it for myself or two if I couldn’t buy it twice if I wanted them no I’m not buying 😂
I know Jeannie likes to save money, but drug store make up IS NOT the same thing lmao. You get what you pay for, and when you buy cheap make up, you end up looking like these girls did during the first season. Yikes
Loni you said it BEST 👏 Took the words right out of my mind. I don't know what's up with this whole "Let them do them" when we are talking about children.
i’m a high schooler and i see girls wearing a lot of makeup, obviously you do you (and they look amazing) however me personally i just add a little bit of eyebrow pigment, clear gloss and mascara to school. I don’t think it’s bad for young girls to PLAY with makeup for FUN, but i do think it’s bad if they’re add pounds of it on just to feel pretty. Young girls get influenced so easily so i agree with Tamera that they should learn to love their natural selves and later on have fun with it
Nah fam because let me tell you something it would be a different story if the mother herself had to pay out of her own pocket. But this young girl had the money herself, she should be able to spend the money on whatever she she wants. I am a teenager and I work for my own damn money and if I want to buy something $10 or $60 I am going to do it because it is MINE! Girl treat yourself to that James Charles palette because I sure as hell will be doing the same.
My cousin had her belly pierced at 9 when I asked my mom she said no & that was that lol. You don't question your South African mother 😂 "Oh you want to cry? Let me give you something to cry about" or my personal favorite, "go pee, you're leaking from your eyes"😂😂😂
I just commented on another video about how good wetnwild makeup is. I received so many compliments and I bought to different shades no dark under eyes
You can teach you kid to be responsible with money but like if she wants to spend her own money on the pallet then let her. When I was three I used my birthday money to buy a huge Nurf gun and I could tell my parents were a bit concerned but I gain a lot of independents and when I was 11 and girls had shopping and cinema party’s I didn’t waste all my money in clairs like the other girls
Okay, but here’s my opinion. Teaching a child that they have to save and be smart with money is important. If she “saved” her money and that’s what she wants, why is that an issue? Yes I get the concept, but ask her WHY she wants it and WHY she thinks it’s worth the money. That’s what I would do.
I do think that if it's her money then she should do what she wants with it. My dad was that way with us and when it came time when we actually needed something (like pens or pencils for school, or paper) or wanted something my dad wouldn't buy it for us. He would say "you had the money but you spent it on something frivolous and now you need this and dont have the money for it. If you dont have enough to get what you want and what you need then you dont have enough for what you want. Be smarter with your money and you'll have some to have fun with". It was a learning lesson that I do with my children as well. Most dont agree because they think parents are suppose to buy whatever their child desires but that's not true. We are to provided food, water, shelter, clothes/shoes (doesnt have to be expensive either. it can come from the goodwill) and that's it. Everything else are privileges. I dont agree with children wearing makeup at all but I do agree that it's her money.
I didn’t start wearing make up for real until I was senior in high school. I remember senior photos were happening so that’s when I bought a bunch of stuff. But freshman to junior year it was mascara, brows which always looked bad and eyeliner (pencil) and chapstick. Im blessed to have nice skin so my routine hasn’t changed much. I told myself when I was young like tam was saying I wanted to appreciate myself bare face so I didn’t only think I was cute with makeup.
I think that the mother should have let her buy the pallet but tell her she may only use it when she turns 17 or 18 and later when she complains that she has no more money for things she wants to buy something the mother can remind her about all the money she spent on the James Charles pallet I think it’s a really good lesson to teach her about saving and spending money
My mom used to sell make up for fun when I was younger, so I grew up with lots of "adult" free makeup, and sometimes did my own makeup at home, but never wore any outside the house, except for lipgloss and sometimes eyeliner. I'm in my 20s, and now I just wear it on special ocassions, but as I'm an introvert, that means maybe twice each year haha, but people is amazed that I look so different and that I'm so good doing makeup when I do wear it.
I’m with Loni on this one! A 9 year old should not be wasting $65.00 on a makeup palette. Kids need to learn the value of money at a young age & the parent should monitor how the money is spent. With that said NO 9 year old should be wearing makeup.
Not to be mean or anything but the palette is 40 dollars not 65 and I am 12 and I am not aloud to wear makeup out but I am allowed to play with it and practice
Great discussion. All made valid points. I have a daughter who is 10 and she wants the make up but do exactly wat Tam said her mom did. You will get there, enjoy being a girl...this stage. 😁❤😇
Did she use code JAMES for 10% off🤔
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LMAO @ Adrienne. “Buy it so I can use it.” 😂😂 But personally I think $65 is too much for a 9YO not to mention that’s too young. I’m assuming this is used for playing. 9xs out of 10 she won’t value it and like Adrienne said...I would most likely be the one using it anyway.
You don't have to spend an 🙋 and a leg to buy 💄! These products on RUclips are usually the most expensive ones. If you're going to buy 💄 products, it's always best to start slow
A friend of mine does this kind of crap for her daughter who is that young. Sad thing is her girls are better at makeup than I am! That being said I have seen the pallets that are $60+ after her 9 year old uses it and all the colors look gouged out! Just huge chunks missing after one use! Never!
If it's her christmas money she can do whatever she want with it, but to be honest as an adult I'd never pay $65 or even $20 for a Morphe Palette. The quality of that brand is crap, the colors are pretty, there are many shades per palette but the pigmentation is not consistent, and they are very powdery so the fallout is terrible. I think it's only popular because youtubers are paid to promote it non-stop on their channel. If you have money to spend buy an Urban Decay palette.
it is...you are nine
Independence In Mind The Thirty Journey when you give a child that young some money, the purpose is to teach them how to use it responsibly. So no, it's not her money and she can do whatever she wants with it. Plus, I don't believe in buying little kids expensive products, because to them it's just a toy, and they won't appreciate the value. That how you get spoiled kids.
For everyone saying it’s only $39 it depends on what country you’re living in. In some countries that palette could be expensive.
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Yes, but definitely not 65 it would still be around the same price and it was in english lol.
@@aj5374 umm no in a lot of countries the dollar is valued less than the US dollar so things are more expensive and you have to add the shipping and handling costs. In Canada the pallette is $51 and the shipping and handling is $19 so the pallette is worth $70
THERE ARE not such price differences between countries
we not in canada@@monicamonroe-g5e
I agree with Tam's mother, wait until your sense of self is solid before doing transformative things to your natural self. When/if I have a daughter, she won't be allowed to do things like wear full face make up, get sew ins, and whatnot until she's about at 10th grade and up. Middle school is literally where your peers break you down and rip you apart. It's when most children first begin to develop insecurities. I don't want my baby ruining her curls and covering up her face, contouring her nose etc...at such a pivotal time due to peer pressure and/or self hate. When she wears make up or changes her hair texture, it should be because that's her mood that day. Not because she feels ugly without it.
Completely agree with you. I was blessed with the desire to be a plain Jane growing up and I am grateful for the authenticity it allowed me to embrace.
I agree 100% in middle school all I wanted to do was straighten my hair n not be looked as “you need to do something to them naps” 🙄
Yup I did that. I purposely didnt wear makeup until I was confident in myself with what I already have
Ijena Jenkins yup, middle school was when I started hating my body after being called Ms piggy and I started getting perms because every other girl had bone straight hair and protective styling like twisties and cornrows were “childish” smfh. I was already having my hair straightened but my mother figured why should I have to fight her for 3 hours every Sunday when I can perm it and it’ll always be straight. 🤷♀️
mkay, why not? That’s what I’m doing now. I wasn’t raised to even be interested in make up because my mom doesn’t wear it so I don’t know a thing about it 😂 I started to feel late to the party cause most girls was beating they face by 17 and I’m 22 now still not knowing, but that’s okay. My confidence is pretty solid because I’ve been natural all through the worst parts of my teens and I appreciate my own beauty. I just want to clear my skin up and then I’ll eventually take my behind to Ulta or Sephora for a consultation 😂 I’ll ease my way into make up
Me too. I have to agree that 9 is too young for expensive makeup. It's to young for anything beyond liopgloss. She doesnt get to do what she wants because of money. As parents we govern money for them. Let them have a childhood. Its the only one they get.
Tamera is serving classic Phyllis Hyman vibes all the way today with that plunging neckline, shoulder padding, and those earrings...So classy!!!
SweetBoss Life Thanks!
TheOnlyGoddess81 Yes, that would have been a treat...Phyllis did it all!
HoneyHoneyBaby 😎
SWEETIE...THIS TIME I'LL BE SWEETER...IN PHYLLIS HYMAN VOICE 💃💕💃😜LOL😝
i smiled when i saw her earrings....have two pairs of the same from H&M
“Art some books” Loni is hilarious 🤣 🤣🤣
Lol yes and she's right tho!
That’s what a black mom would say!
@@Mzjihan A black mom would typically say "you living under my roof is gift enough" lmaooo
The logic here is silly. There are two issues: the child spending so much of his/her Christmas money and the child being allowed to wear makeup. They're acting like the cost of the pallet is the issue... but if this was an American Girl doll (which cost upwards of $115) I don't think anyone would bat an eye.
Susan or like a gaming console
Exactly
This deserves MANY likes!
Susan ya because a doll and make up at 9 are the same thing. 🤦🏾♀️ stop
Susan ikr makeup is expensive and if you want the good stuff you are paying for it
I agree that some drug store makeup is just as good as high end makeup these days LOL 👌🏾
BeautyAndFaith depends on what it is!
Agreed!
NYX and elf is my ish
@@emmaxtc4692 hmmmm elf is pretty shitty especially if you have dark skin
@@Kelly101Girl put their face primer saved my life
Yes the palette is $39 here in the US. But if they’re shipping it to another country plus tax that could be up to $65. That’s ridiculous for some EYESHADOW.
Courtney Smith yes!!! And if that was the case I hoped they would of clarified that!! I’m sure they even thought it was $65 FLAT.. they didn’t do their research
The palette is $39😐 LOL
M A P yes thank you for saying think I thought the same thing
its different in different countries lol
M A P depending on where they’re from it could cost more.
@@andreia5113 that's true!
Different countries different prices, where I'm at its not cheap 😭😭😭😭
Loni is the best and she speaks the truth, when she said they need to invest into books
victoria wai but books doesn’t take everyone as far as others. some kids truly aren’t good students but better in art. Yes you can still help them invest in education but also take time to see what they like and take note of that
I had a makeup play kit, a personal library, and video games when I was 6 or 7. Kids can have multiple interests at once.
Fun books I hope
But what books...cus the books most of us read (all ages) has no benefit to us whatsoever...only for a little excitement and a reminder that we can recognize letters and words
Loni dont know a damn thing 💀 i wish they kicked her off instead of tamar
This generation is getting more privileged and materialistic WOW...I remember wanting a happy meal cuz I got good grades as a kid😫 #80sBaby
Danyiel Says 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 agreed although I’m a 94 baby I can relate
Lmao. Mine was ice cream and soda because my mom never had that at home. I tell my husband that it was a privilege if my mom did bring home 🍦 and 🥤
There are kids who have always been asking for expensive gifts. I wanted a sewing machine when I was only 8 and at the same time I wanted an art kit that was more than 39 or 70 dollars. Kids have different interests and can go far with even the littlest things. I remember when easy bake ovens were popular and that costs more.
And let's not forget the child was given money for christmas, which everyone knows that's what you use to buy YOUR interests, not anyone elses. So the child is not going to think anything wrong with wanting something from their favorite youtuber.
I was born in 91...and was kind of the same kid. I loved when my mom brought some mc donalds stuff after work for me and my brothers. We lived on a main street with a train station...and we knew at what time she would come home and would look outside the window...and everytime when we saw her with a bag from mc donalds we were the happiest kids ever. But we didn't get it all the time.
I think materialistic kids existed even before...I guess what changed is that they have nowadays way more stuff they can pick. And due to technology a lot of stuff changed as well.
9 years old? at that age she'd probably ruin the pallete within a week and not even use it after a month. I wouldn't mind my child trying to be creative so i probably start my child off with something small instead of buying expensive ass makeup where they most likely wouldn't appreciate it as much.
2dolla flipflops I mean but it’s her money🤷🏾♀️ it’s not like it’s harming her
Tamera looks soooo prettyyyy😍😍😍😍😍
KingBeyyy she’s killing it this whole season!!!
James Charles is a very popular youtuber that has a very young audience... so they obviously would want the makeup to support their favourite youtuber.
Which at that age they should be watching something ELSE.
@@imaniluvsu1 nah...9 year olds are grown enough to be doing makeup looks...its a skill not many have
Makes sense but they can support James by buying his merchandise instead .
@@nielsenmakaba5777 Grown? They're nine years old. They were grown enough to work in a factory years ago too. Parents should let kids be kids
Lol these kids aren’t buying it to support these RUclipsrs they’re buying it bc they want it and it’s popular
Maybe the 9 year old really wanted the palette because she watches James Charles??? And instead of getting the makeup maybe she could’ve used it to buy his merch, such as the sweaters and shirts. If she was upset because she wanted the makeup, then i agree to get CVS makeup until she is old enough to understand the value of product makeup. But like Tam said, teach her to enjoy her NATURAL beauty first. 😃💓
I agree with everything Tam and Adrienne just said!! I am a professional MUA. Always had a love for makeup but my mother was exactly like Tamera’s and I wasn’t allowed to wear it until my junior year of high school. If my child had that passion I would honor it. I would teach her the importance of natural beauty so she never felt it was necessary but I would let her play and experiment with it in the house because like Adrienne said it is an art. The canvas just happens to be a face. Now when it comes to the $65 palette, understand she doesn’t want it because it’s expensive but because it’s James Charles. He has like over 4 million RUclips followers, majority of them being young girls. She just wanted something from a RUclipsr she admired so in that case I would of let her use her money for that palette. It doesn’t have to be a every time thing. Plus, morphe really is a inexpensive brand. That palette just happens to be pricy.
Precious Nichole In the US it’s actually $39 but in other countries it’s higher like $69 so it all depends on were u live and I agree with you
if my daughter had talent i would def encourage it. its just a palette. maybe set limits too like she can only do it on fridays and saturdays for FUN nothing else.
Sierra Marie that’s reasonable
Agree
Sierra Marie I absolutely agree with you!
Yeah but not at 9, by the time they’re in hs they’ll totally be depended on makeup
@@rc6715 at 9 or 10 is when were discovering our unique abilities and hobbies. As long as I'm reminding my daughter to have fun I'm not concerned on her relying on make up. Cosmetology is a great business though and it's growing. I wouldn't mind if my daughter made a living off make up with her talents as well. It's always good to remind your kids to have fun and I would even have her practice on me. Mother and daughter bonding 💖 always keep positive thoughts.
Idk about y’all but I’ll say my piece and give my opinion, and if they still wanna buy it and waste their money that’s on them. That’s how you teach them. It is their money that they got for Christmas. Probably something she’s been waiting to get too. I don’t see the big deal. But she’s 9. She ain’t wearing that makeup anywhere. Practice at home and have fun and then when you’re old enough you’ll know what to do already.
I see their point but at the same time. Maybe she watches james Charles and is a huge fan of him. its not entirely a matter of ''following the trend and doing what everyone else is doing.'' it could be that the girl loves him and his videos and thinks the pallet would be really fun to play with and use. in the future when I have kids, I wouldn't tell them no to that.
Thank you! Not everything is just because it is a trend maybe it is because they really admire what that artist is doing.
If it's just cause she's a fan I'd still say no 😂 cuz if she's just a fan of him but not the makeup will she even use it?
mkay, why not? Lol Exactly, that’s even worse. You still have to teach your kids to spend responsibly. If they’re buying it just because they really like that person and not because they truly want the product, then that’s a waste. I would not let my child spend that much money just to support an ALREADY rich person.
Damn if anything that's worse, if she just wants it because it's James Charles then I'd say double no. Then she won't use it after a month. And if James comes out with another palette, will she even touch this one again? Nah.
if she’s a fan she can buy merch?
I disagree so much right now. It’s the kids money. Don’t give a child money if you’re not gonna let them spend it on what they want. Also drug store makeup is great BUT no eyeshadow palette can compare to high end palette (if you have tried both you notice the difference). Now I will say that since the child is 9 years old maybe the choice of substituting this palette for a drug store palette should be given to her so she can express her creativity and practice. Lastly I would like to say that just because a child wants to play around with makeup does not mean they don’t love themselves or don’t feel beautiful or don’t appreciate who they are. makeup is so much more than just to make yourself look better, it’s an art. And James Charles perfect role model to show that and palette is THE perfect palette to show that as well “unleash your inner artist”
Loni needs to understand that books and everything may not be everyone's favorite, makeup is truly an art where you can be so creative and do beautiful things.
Can they do an episode where they all go makeup free? It would be amazing and they all look beautiful with their natural beauty.💄💋👄
Layla Teet they did the "I woke up like this' episodes where we got to see them makeup-free a while back
Omowunmi A Tee I know but I want them to go makeup free for a whole episode.
Adrienne would look the most different in my mind because she looks like she wears a ton of makeup
I'm with Loni on the books😂
The palette is way more than $39 in places other than the US just fyi
Exactlyyyy
Michelle Appiah how the hell would Americans know prices for a palette all over the world when we only see one price!
In most places it's actually cheaper and if it's more the price would still not be as far of as 65. It would still be close to the original price.
I had no idea that in other countries it's a different price and some things can be even more expensive. Thanks I learned something new today.
A Johnson that’s not true at all.
Yes Tamera. I just lost my mom. That’s exactly what she did. Made me appreciate my natural beauty and when I wear make up and let it accentuate my beauty. ♥️
That pallet was only $39.99 not $70! If it’s 70 it might be fake only shop through Morphe & ulta! Others maybe fake & that can get you in to creepy things in the product!🧡🦋🙏🌺🧡
Debb liles depends which what of the world she is in though.
Debb liles in Australia it's like $60
You don’t know how much shipping is and maybe custom charges ?? So you can’t say that
Moira Majaha world? 😂 I know what you meant but that was funny
Makeup ages you if you start too early. I agree with Tamara, enjoy your natural beauty. That's why I see teens look like they are in their late 20's. Being natural adds youth to your skin.
Adrienne is right. 😂😂😂 "yeah girl, issa look (wink wink) treat us... eh hem *yoself"
I agree that getting really expensive makeup for kids in not necessary, however the pallet is $39 and you get A LOT of shades to play with. The quote for the pallet is "Release your inner artist" which I think is exactly what a child, teenager or adult needs.The pallet is amazing and I think it's perfect for any age range.
Adrienne is me as a mom 😂
Loni took the words out my mouth
I couldnt wear make up till 15 wtf hispanic moms dont play
gladys chamendis man my dad has issues with at 20 wearing make SMH
gladys chamendis Black mom's either lol
i couldn't even wear mascara until i was 18 and I'm Hispanic lol I would sneak it on in high school and my mom would get mad but I'm glad she raised me so strictly because she's instilled an emphasis on skin in me and now I just wear lipstick and occasionally mascara
My mom was not Hispanic but she was strict. I had to be 16 to wear mascara and lip gloss.
I couldn’t wear makeup till I was 17 lol polish moms dont play either
Me: ye it’s her money she should use ur however she wants
Then: no they shouldn’t buy it just bc they want it!
Me: yEa tHeY sHoUlDnT bUy iT
I agree with Tam Tam my mom said the same thing.
Adrienne “buy it so I can use it.” That will be me for sure. 😂
I wouldn't let her buy it because it's makeup and I agree with Tamera. But if she wanted a 65 dollar LOL doll... go ahead. As long as you know there's no more money coming until the next allowance. My parents gave me 10 dollars a week growing up and I had to learn that money leaves you REAL quick in these streets.
Tamera is raised so perfectly well her mum did a good job wow no wonder i have always wanted to be her bestfriend she just gives peaceful kind vibes
My mom is just like Adrienne. She doesn't buy her makeup she uses my expensive makeup. Her argument is that if I already have it what's the point of getting her own.
Annie Milagros Uribe I just bought my daughter an iPad on Black Friday. I’m giving it the side eye in the box. I probably need to test it and make sure it works before Xmas right? Wouldn’t want her to get a bad iPad. Lol.
I grew up wearing make up since I was 8yrs old. I was severely bullied growing up, in every school until I graduated high school. I agree with loni, at 9 yrs old other girls were not wearing make up at my age. I wish my mom had a talk with me and told me that I was beautiful and that there was nothing wrong with me- I’m still grateful she tried her best, I was pretty self destructive.
I agree with Tam, I use to watch my mom put on her make up and make herself “pretty” but to be honest, I thought my mom was BEAUTIFUL, with or without makeup. I just wish my mom would have thought the same about herself.
BECAUSE CHILDREN LEARN FROM WHAT THEY SEE, NOT WHAT THEY ARE TOLD.
I feel like if my mom or all moms knew how to FEEL beautiful instead of trying to LOOK BEAUTIFUL , a lot of little girls will be able to love themselves easier in this world that will teach you to hate yourself, before they sell you the remedy to love yourself.
Isn’t it just easier to love yourself and also raising your children to love themselves too.
Also! Its never too late. I am actively/consciously/optimistically training myself to love myself, accept myself, and celebrate myself, so when I have children (boy or girl) I will show them what they have to be PROUD OF.
LOVE YOURSELVES INFRONT OF ANYONE LADIES, YOU DONT KNOW WHO YOURE INFULENCING! Women are changing the world left and right. It is so true that in a world like this, it is a rebellious act to love yourself- make sure to love yourself in-front of your children so they SEE and FEEL what true self esteem is, not “what their parents think it should be”. Be an example ❤️ celebrate yourselves ❤️❤️💖💖💖❤️💖❤️💖❤️
I so agree with Loni.
LONI LOVE IS OUT HERE SERVING LOOKS IN 2019 AND IM HERE FOR IT!!!😍😍😍😍
Tell them again Loney. PREACH
Adrienne was too real this segment. 😂👀
I first wore makeup at 15. My 12 year old Niece now asks for Anastasia palettes, no way girl!!! I’m sorry but if I was buying Cover Girl and NYX, I’m not buying anyone $60 palettes 🤷♀️🤣
And yes Loni!!! Or take that $60 and put it in a savings account!!! 📚 🏦 💡
I started wearing heavy and rouge makeup since freshman year of high school. Makeup is a form of art but it’s also a way to clog your pores, get pimples, get acne, and can dry your skin out making it more sensitive. I’ve worn a full face from Collection Foundation and Smokey eyes to blinding highlighters. I went cakey on my face but it really did a lot of damage on my skin so I took a LONG break from it and it was beneficial as I had more time on my skin care routine and I had more money in my wallet. At first used a lot of drugstore makeup as I was cheap but later I started saving up. I told myself “If you save up enough then you can get the kilowatt highlighters and creaseless concealer and NARS” I did but tbh taking that break had its ups and downs one struggle being that I couldn’t use it to express myself.
Wow I've never been here so quick
Me too
ok
I dont think it's a big deal. It's a way to express yourself. I let my 11 year old wear some very natural makeup for special occasions. I think this idea for little girls is that it's just fun, and sparkly. Of all the things we tell the kids not to do- this is relatively harmless. However, when i say makeup i mean like a glittery highlight and a little gloss. The full beat is too much for going out, IMO. Let them play though... and FYI Morphe is cheap lol, 65$ for a full palette like that, which will last forever. It is the same as drug store pricing, but since theres more colors it's a bit more, like buying in bulk. My 11 year old isn't allowed to watch YT videos though. Shes not asking for any specific things. She just sees me and thinks it's fun. The make up I personally gave her us stuff I bought for myself but didnt end up using for whatever reason, so it's high end, but only I know that. I dont want her attached or brands or labels.
Children grow up so fast nowadays! You walk into a middle school and it looks like a high school. You walk into a high school and the girls look like grown women. I couldn’t really wear makeup until I was sixteen. Even then, I was only allowed eye shadow, mascara, and a clear lip gloss.
Tamera is always on point on the parenting 👏🏽👏🏽
I think that you should let your child do what they want with their own pocket money/money given to them. Because they need to learn the value of money- once its gone its gone and then they will learn how long it takes to earn it back!
I honestly don’t think it’s that big of a deal. I would understand if it was foundation or concealer, since it’s designed to blend in your face and even up your skin tone, but it’s eyeshadow. Eyeshadows have always been the more creative side of makeup and allowing for the person to do creative looks on your eyelids. There is an easy compromise. Your child could just wear the eyeshadow in the house and not wear it to school or outdoors. I understand the price point being a bit much, but I also believe the child has to be a fan of James Charles. The product is very niche and for the child to really want that is because she really likes him the creator. If the mom would buy some other drugstore product, it wouldn’t be the same for the child. Either way, I personally think that child should have been allowed to buy the eyeshadow palette and the parent should just make sure to establish rules about when it’s appropriate to use it.
Jeannie looks different... A bit sad... her eyes are sad :(
She ain't got no 🍆yet
Yesssss! #teamLonilove "Art some books!" I'm watching with my face turned up the whole time until Loni said that😂😂😂 As a mother of 2 teen girls, I've taught them to love them 1st. For dress up and special occasions we will play with some enhancements (makeup) and hair weaves. I make it VERY clear to my girls this is just for fun but you are ALWAYS naturally beautiful. When they are grown women, they can wear it as much or as little as they want. Because of the way they were raised, I'm doubtful makeup will play a huge factor in their lives❤️
I would get my daughter that palette. I would encourage her at no matter what age to express herself as she wants. I understand the wanting to love your natural beauty, but I believe if my mom didn’t let me wear makeup I’d be in a bad place in my life. I know it sounds silly but it’s true. And makeup is an art so let that 9 year old play with the colorful palette all she wants.
Right Lonnie how about coloring in some books sounds like what I would do
I heard when you start wearing makeup at a young age, it makes you look super old over time
That's mostly truth... My high school classmates wore makeup on a daily basis by the time they were 14, and now, in their 20s, while they don't look "old" per se, their skin is starting to get lines and small wrinkles that those of us who didn't wore it don't have yet.
That's true.
Not necessarily. Good skincare and sun protection trumps makeup
I’m almost fourteen ... and I started to do make up at nine. Glittery shadows, mascara (regular), and lip gloss (with the accessional pink/nude lipstick). My mom let me have all the makeup she didn’t use for myself. To this day I still have the makeup she gave me (I don’t use them anymore) in perfect condition. That means that the first makeup I received were designer. All the makeup I’ve gotten since then have been drugstore makeup (Wet n’ Wild my fav) that’s been bought with my own money. I do however have ONE other eyeshadow palette that is a limited edition Tarte pallet I got a year and a half ago (when I was TWELVE). My mom loved seeing my try different colors and experimenting with colors to find something that fits me ( though she still hates the way I do my eyebrows).
Many people say that with little kids, makeup is for play, but like they said it is also an art form. I grew up watching people transform themselves with makeup and I became something I wanted to do. And they say that kids sometimes wear makeup to make themselves look older well.... I wore makeup to look younger ( when I first started). I was an early bloomer, so naturally I got taller faster and filled out before the other girls in my grade. I wanted something to distract from that. Now that I’m older it’s not much of a problem.
Now some people will look at what I wrote and say that I probably don’t appreciate my natural beauty. I do. My mom taught me way before I started wearing makeup, to appreciate the way I look and to not let anyone tell me otherwise.
If that little girl is really passionate about getting that pallet and to do makeup then I say let her buy it.
Loni you right! Yeah education no makeup please
Haha! U tell them Lobi! I think she is the only one that keeps it real on this show (n Tam)
so no ones finna fact check? the pallet is $39.
Stephanie Mtz That price does not apply everywhere, hun...
LadyAmour i know ur ass did not just hun me
Stephanie Mtz But I did :).. the same way your ass assumed 39 USD applied around the world.
LadyAmour just be there for the restocks, if it sells put wait for another restock its not that hard but since u have an attitude where u stay bitch ill pull up i gotta talk to u
Stephanie Mtz I never had an attitude, that’s just you and your own assumptions. I call everyone “Hun”..It’s never that serious lol
I have to strongly agree with Tamera & Loni!!!!!! Lol #sticktobooks 😂
The palette is $40 though lol
Victoria Lomesa it depends on the currency as well as the country with import taxes etc.
@@annie16832Thats so true bc I know shipping costs can be crazy to some countries
That is $245 where I am...so yea it is expensive for a 9 yr old
@@seygra20 Oh wow thats crazzzyy!! yea... no I wouldn't get it either
Yo Adrienne is making me cry 😂😂😂😂😂
Morphe is drugstore...
Melina Sofía morphe is not drugstore. There aren’t any 40 dollar palettes at cvs
I never seen that palette at Walgreens.
And the fact that they keep saying get some wet n wild and that tells me all I need to know. Weren’t they ever kids? Don’t they know what it’s like to want something specific and be told to get the off brand? That girl has probably been watching james’ videos and salivating over that damn palette and finally on Christmas she realizes that she has enough to buy it but she’s told to get the wet n wild because it’s cheaper. So what’s the problem here? The makeup or the price? Because if it were a toy Jeep or an American doll there wouldn’t be a problem. They keep saying let kids be kids but this is kids being kids. Wanting something because everyone else has it. That’s how tf it goes
I mean i don’t mind splurging at Sephora to get new eyeshadows and get a bomb foundation but I still don’t mind the drugstore makeup all that much it’s not as bad as a lot of beauty RUclipsrs say but idk maybe that’s just me 🤣
I just love Tamara she such a great woman ❤️
First of all you run the kids , they don’t run you!!! Its her money ?!?! Ok and ?! I’m your parent I will buy it but if one i wouldn’t buy it for myself or two if I couldn’t buy it twice if I wanted them no I’m not buying 😂
Loni spoke the realest truths on this segment.
I know Jeannie likes to save money, but drug store make up IS NOT the same thing lmao. You get what you pay for, and when you buy cheap make up, you end up looking like these girls did during the first season. Yikes
Loni you said it BEST 👏 Took the words right out of my mind. I don't know what's up with this whole "Let them do them" when we are talking about children.
That palette is not 65 dollars though
Depends on the country.
In Australia makeup is way way more than it is in the US
i’m a high schooler and i see girls wearing a lot of makeup, obviously you do you (and they look amazing) however me personally i just add a little bit of eyebrow pigment, clear gloss and mascara to school. I don’t think it’s bad for young girls to PLAY with makeup for FUN, but i do think it’s bad if they’re add pounds of it on just to feel pretty. Young girls get influenced so easily so i agree with Tamera that they should learn to love their natural selves and later on have fun with it
Nah fam because let me tell you something it would be a different story if the mother herself had to pay out of her own pocket. But this young girl had the money herself, she should be able to spend the money on whatever she she wants. I am a teenager and I work for my own damn money and if I want to buy something $10 or $60 I am going to do it because it is MINE! Girl treat yourself to that James Charles palette because I sure as hell will be doing the same.
I'm with Loni on this 1... They have a lifetime to play with makeup, my kid not doing it before 13
Bet they’re not wearing wet n wild though ha!
They ain’t 9 yr old kids though! Ha!
They're grown adults with their own money. Grown people who work can wear whatever they want.
Alessandra Arce this is true!
Emma XTC that wasn’t my point.
My cousin had her belly pierced at 9 when I asked my mom she said no & that was that lol. You don't question your South African mother 😂 "Oh you want to cry? Let me give you something to cry about" or my personal favorite, "go pee, you're leaking from your eyes"😂😂😂
Loni:"Why don't they art to some books!" hahahaha
Side note, I am LOVING Jeannie's hair today! Those beachy waves are 10/10 flawless! 💟
You can’t unleash your inner artist with cvs makeup 😯
I just commented on another video about how good wetnwild makeup is. I received so many compliments and I bought to different shades no dark under eyes
Art to some books!!😂😂😂 yes Love
You can teach you kid to be responsible with money but like if she wants to spend her own money on the pallet then let her. When I was three I used my birthday money to buy a huge Nurf gun and I could tell my parents were a bit concerned but I gain a lot of independents and when I was 11 and girls had shopping and cinema party’s I didn’t waste all my money in clairs like the other girls
LMAO WHERE IN THE NAME OF JESUS IS SHE LOOKING THE PALLET AT? ITS $39 PLUS CODE JAMES FOR 10% OFF 😂 she’s hella exaggerating 😂
Just a reminder that I wear makeup for me and me only😊 Love the show tho❤️
Okay, but here’s my opinion. Teaching a child that they have to save and be smart with money is important. If she “saved” her money and that’s what she wants, why is that an issue? Yes I get the concept, but ask her WHY she wants it and WHY she thinks it’s worth the money.
That’s what I would do.
On the frfr the makeup selection at Walgreens bomb asf
I do think that if it's her money then she should do what she wants with it. My dad was that way with us and when it came time when we actually needed something (like pens or pencils for school, or paper) or wanted something my dad wouldn't buy it for us. He would say "you had the money but you spent it on something frivolous and now you need this and dont have the money for it. If you dont have enough to get what you want and what you need then you dont have enough for what you want. Be smarter with your money and you'll have some to have fun with". It was a learning lesson that I do with my children as well. Most dont agree because they think parents are suppose to buy whatever their child desires but that's not true. We are to provided food, water, shelter, clothes/shoes (doesnt have to be expensive either. it can come from the goodwill) and that's it. Everything else are privileges. I dont agree with children wearing makeup at all but I do agree that it's her money.
I didn’t start wearing make up for real until I was senior in high school. I remember senior photos were happening so that’s when I bought a bunch of stuff. But freshman to junior year it was mascara, brows which always looked bad and eyeliner (pencil) and chapstick. Im blessed to have nice skin so my routine hasn’t changed much. I told myself when I was young like tam was saying I wanted to appreciate myself bare face so I didn’t only think I was cute with makeup.
I think that the mother should have let her buy the pallet but tell her she may only use it when she turns 17 or 18 and later when she complains that she has no more money for things she wants to buy something the mother can remind her about all the money she spent on the James Charles pallet I think it’s a really good lesson to teach her about saving and spending money
My mom used to sell make up for fun when I was younger, so I grew up with lots of "adult" free makeup, and sometimes did my own makeup at home, but never wore any outside the house, except for lipgloss and sometimes eyeliner. I'm in my 20s, and now I just wear it on special ocassions, but as I'm an introvert, that means maybe twice each year haha, but people is amazed that I look so different and that I'm so good doing makeup when I do wear it.
I’m with Loni on this one! A 9 year old should not be wasting $65.00 on a makeup palette. Kids need to learn the value of money at a young age & the parent should monitor how the money is spent. With that said NO 9 year old should be wearing makeup.
i love Tamera she is so pretty and so does everyone else
Not to be mean or anything but the palette is 40 dollars not 65 and I am 12 and I am not aloud to wear makeup out but I am allowed to play with it and practice
Adrienne is so funny! Lol
It should be for fun, why are the hosts wearing makeup? It should be for FUN! 😍😍😍🤪🤪
Great discussion. All made valid points. I have a daughter who is 10 and she wants the make up but do exactly wat Tam said her mom did. You will get there, enjoy being a girl...this stage. 😁❤😇
1:57 - 2:08 Lmao Addrienne my mum does things like that, and I do not appreciate it!! 😂😂😩