Sephora is FED UP with Gen Alpha. They finally clap back.
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- Опубликовано: 4 мар 2024
- Have you been to a Sephora lately? Well, if you answered yes, you’ve likely noticed one major difference . . . say, the mini-shoppers. They've got the internet up in flames. What is going on?
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People NEED to get their kids off of the internet
Last I checked, Claire’s is still open, cartoons are still on and parks still exist. Friendship bracelets can be made, slumber parties are free. Why arent these parents enriching their children’s lives more than just allowing them to watch tik tok? Parents have to parent regardless of what is or isn’t available.
the skincare smoothie thing is literally just "making potions" but in sephora instead of in the garden/woods
As a 12 year old myself, I am absolutely DISGUSTED. I’ve never been to Sephora, however, if I do, I will make it a POINT to be respectful to everyone around me and if I use testers, not make the smoothie things on testers, which OTHER PEOPLE also use. It seems that my generation is really immature now… and I’m genuinely appalled at how true that is. I feel like I’m one of the handful that are mature about skincare and makeup. I hope I didn’t offend anyone with this paragraph.
The problem isnt the internet. The problem is parents who dont say NO.
My daughter is 11. She’s asked for skin care and a Stanley cup. I said no, you don’t need those. And that was the end of it. Told her we would research products when she’s older. 🤷🏽♀️ I also don’t allow her on social media
when i was 10 i was still trying to convince my mom to buy me slime supplies
children do not need that makeup or skin care. THEY DO NOT NEED THIS
This is why kids this young shouldn't have access to social media. It affects their development 😔
I was a kid/teen in the 90s and while I was a "mall rat" I would never destroy products because my parents taught me better.
This makes me deeply deeply sad. Not just about these kids, but about the entire society that they are reflecting.
that's why Asian parent made their kid learn music instrument just to keep them busy. It's still expensive but at least at least it's a skill.
So basically the next generation of Kardashians are ruining the self esteem of kids and making them feel they need to buy masses of stuff. Just like the Kardashian sisters did to my generation.
I 100% blame the parents for not monitoring what their kids watch. This makes me sad for these kids.
I am a 26 year old woman. The only skincare products I own are a natural soap, and a natural cream (shea butter) with no additives.
I'm 13, and ASHAMED of many people my age. I remember as a kid I would love occasionally going to justice, claires, etc. getting a thing or two as a treat. But now, I see people my age doing makeup or skincare, and I don't even know how to do makeup or skincare yet! I go to Sephora and Ulta very rarely to get something for my acne breakouts, and I get treated as a nuisance by the workers when I ask them on some assistance with recommended acne products to buy for my skin. I understand the worker's exhasperation about this situation, and I don't mind at all. But I feel bad for the other kids who don't act like the notorious 10-13 year olds, and get mistaken for the other kids who actually are disrespectful. It's a sad world rn.
Long gone are the days of letting little kids be little kids.
It's not the influencer's responsibility nor the Sephora worker's job to parent these kids. Its the PARENT'S responsibility!
when I was 10 I was still begging for kitchen play sets and playdoh like wth 😭😭
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