'Sephora kids' taking over stores, making a mess, and buying expensive products
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The Debate's Mike Le Couteur, Rita DeMontis and Domanique Grant discuss young children spending money on expensive skincare.
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a 9 year old SHOULD NOT be on tik tok 😂
Definitely not. Too unsafe. The audience of those types of videos showing girls doing woman things will most likely be adults and not other kids. Very unsafe
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When I was 8 I was on tiktok but I was allowed to
Or alone in a store
My daughter is 9 and many of her classmates are on tiktok. It baffles her and me alike.
It’s ok for them to go to Sephora, but NOT ok to make a mess and play with products like toys. I still blame the parents for not teaching their kids how to behave.
This is why little kids used to get PLAY makeup, not real makeup. Because little kids PLAY.
They either got literally just plastic toys in a little plastic purse, or little kits with sparkly lip balms that smell like chocolate pudding or cherries or something.
Sure it’s okay for anyone to go to Sephora and not okay for anyone to make a mess… but think about it, DO THEY NEED TO BE THERE? Not really!
Local drug stores are locking up testers and products because of them including Sephora. I no longer step foot and only shop online Sephora… too many little girls, too much mess and too many things out of stock.
@@forreal1276 gosh, I sure hope that Sephora doesn’t have to resort to putting their products behind glass. If they have to do that, they might as well close their stores and just do online.
CRY MORE BOOMER@@forreal1276
I always say it starts with the parents . Parents leave them with the phone as the babysitter, they take them to the mall , they run amok. I hate to think how they act at school . So sad
There is no mention about the financial cost of buying expensive products. It is training young kids for financial headaches in the future if they are led to believe they need these expensive products.
That’s usually the purpose of advertising any product. These are adults marketing to other adults. It’s the parent’s fault for allowing kids access to adult platforms.
@@tmgha6876So it's the kids fault for being exposed to RUclips ads on almost every video? 🤣🤣🤦♂️
@@malamute11 Op said it’s the parent’s fault…
I can’t even . . . I am so done with this world of stuff’, ‘influencers’ and useless parents.
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Same. What a fked up world we live in
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@@Aroseisarose15they really do, and it's funny lol
I went to a local Sally Beauty and seen a tween in the aisle bossing her mother around to buy her items for her RUclips channel. When a child has behavioral issues and is disruptive, look to the parents. Parents are enablers nowadays, and are raising these entitled brats
I used to be a cell phone rep. I had a mother break into tears, handed me her phone and asked me to explain to her teen daughter why her WiFi was going to be off for about 5 minutes while we fixed some issues with her account. The daughter was on the phone screeching and cursing the mom saying she was going to hurt her for it. Mom was truly scared of this kid. I was disgusted.
Absolutely not .
@@tmgha6876 Tell me about it. I'm a high school teacher and cell phones are such a big issue. Despite Ontario apparently having a cell phone ban in class at teacher's discretion, there is little we can do to reinforce it. The union and our admin say we can not take away the phone, we would be liable. (Plus there's no time for me to manage 90 phones a day, I have enough to worry about, as well as actually try to teach) I call parents, but most don't do a thing about it. One said her daughter would call the cops if she touched her phone.
Not me a 24 year old making my parents drive to usa to spend 400 worth of makeup for my beauty channel 💀💀
I was on a plane, and a mother knew her daughter was kicking my seat, but did nothing. When it was time to get off the plane the 7ish year old punched her mother in the butt and told her to hurry up the mother was literally not phased which made me believe that the daughter was learning to abuse the woman from another adult in the household which I'm guessing is a spouse or significant other of the woman.
If young girls don't need these products then Sephora should have an age limit. She keeps saying we need to teach these children how to behave but it's the parents job to do that and clearly they're bad at it or not doing it at all.
It's a mafia
Yea place an age limit instead of making parents parent their children. Very logical
No, Sephora need to do nothing of the sort. Parents need to put down their own devices and monitor what their kids are watching/doing
Sephora employees can't teach children manners and they can't make parents actually parent. They can and should set an age restriction to stop their products from getting destroyed by disrespectful kids and irresponsible parents.
The parents would still buy it for them
When I was a tween Body Shop was the store to go to. We NEVER made the kind of mess that I see in the videos, and we weren't even with our parents. I work in a store and I'm not afraid to tell kids when they are being disrespectful.
That’s a fantastic point you make. I remember being a kid and a teen in cosmetics at The Bay or Eatons and I loved to look and I loved the smell of the perfumes. I MIGHT pick up a sample and spray a tiny bit on one of those paper sticks and then rub it on my wrists. Oh how exciting! But that was it. It was a big deal. We respected the store and the workers and their products.
Yes! We just wanted lotions and lip balms that smelled like fruit lol.
Where are the parents? Why are so many young kids / girls unattended in a public space? I would be horrified if I saw a video of my child ruining expensive products. No, no and no.
The parents are also glued to their phones. They don’t want to raise these kids
Children used to be unattended in a lot of places however, those children were taught respect before they were allowed anywhere and if they did any of this the security guard would either detain them and they would have had a phone call to their parents who would have punished them when they got home or they would have been banned from the store.
Parents drop their kids off at the mall and get a break from them. Sad
I’d keep my kids on a leash
They aren’t. This is likely teens over 13-19.
as someone who is 13, i started using skincare when i was 12. it was a cetaphil cleanser & moisturizer. nothing extra or too expensive. even now, i still use only the cleanser & moisturizer and it works well. its sad to see kids grades below me putting on cakes of makeup or pampering their face with expensive skincare products that just damage their skin. disgusting to see kids act this way now but even as a kid i would never do that to products in sephora or beg my parents for expensive skincare. it's genuiely scary these days to walk into a sephora and get sterotyped or judged as a sephora kid.
Please add a simple spf to your routine. It will help as you are in your teenage years.
You’re a kid so makes you one
Yes please do add SPF to your daily routine, it will benefit you long term as you age. I work in health care and so many of my seniors have said they wished they used it more when they were younger as the difference really can show.
If you’re under 18, you don’t need no serums, retinols, eye creams etc.
keep it simple!
Boy …: will their skin be in for a big surprise when they actually need these products ….
@@ghostlynight6886 Nobody is complaining about a child wearing an SPF. The serum is the issue. I am in my 50s and I do not use those serums on a daily. They are harsh and can cause more damage to your skin than you know. Chemical burn is real.
Tbf you do need retinol if you have acne and are under 18...
You're right. I am in the 15-17 age group, and my mother told me not to ask to borrow her harsher face washes and serums. If she even buys a face wash for me, she makes sure it's not too harsh for me, and I use olive, coconut, and castor oil as moisturizers.( I had crazy acne in 2022 at 14 and those oils toned it down )
Hell under 30!!😂
I had a friend who wanted to get her 14 year old a Blissy $50 pillowcase. This woman’s giving blood several days a week to supplement her $50,000 salary so she can buy things for these kids, she can’t afford for herself. This just disgusts me.
Giving blood to supplement income? Weird. In the country I live it’s a donation. You get a cookie and juice for donating blood. Not a dime of $…..
You can’t give blood several times week…. It’s once or twice.
@Rosie82333 you can get paid 2 times a week to give plasma
Wtf is a blissy pillowcase
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They shouldn't even know what skincare is oml like its just companies marketing and forcing insecurities onto young girls. They are trying to 'fix' problems that don't even exist for these kids. Its sick, kids should be allowed to be kids, when i was 10 i was interested in childish, normal stuff, not makeup and skincare.
i feel like skincare trends are starting to become the new diet culture because 10 year olds do not need retinol, it literally damages your skin barrier at that age and they're being told that they should do all this skincare stuff when they shouldn't be doing skincare at that age and it's honestly kinda saddening (off topic but mcr pfp spotted 🎉🎉🎉)
@@anithebanani1946totally agree.
Makeup and skincare is perfectly fine for kids to be into. Just not this way. Children have been wearingntheir mother's makeup since time immemorial. However this is excessive and no child needs an anti aging skincare routine.
I was riding bikes in my parents orchards and watching Nickelodeon at that age lol. Menories🤣 I didn't know what the hell skin care product was and had no business knowing. My parents would beat my ass if I ever acted like that....let alone ever of been able to walk the mall alone. It's a shame what our world has come to.
@@YurinanAcquiline 😂 kids have been playing in their mother's makeup since the beginning of time, not actually perfecting contouring and wearing said look out to middle and high school.
are we FINALLY allowed to say the beauty and skincare industries have gone way too far in targeting our young girls? can we finally say it?
Quit blaming companies for inadequate parenting
It's parents fault and them watching influencers. I habe never seen a tween commercial for skin care
@@chrisalbright3599EXACTLY
@@katemiller7874EXACTLY
Should have been saying it 2-3 decades ago.
Why do these kids and their parents want them to grow up so quick? IDK why, but this whole thing seems inappropriate to me even if it's not sexual. Kids need to be kids. This is just causing insecurities when there shouldn't be any, especially regarding their very young skin. Go play in a park and get dirty and stay out of makeup stores.
Disrespectful kids, raised by weak parents
I blame it on gentle parenting
@@yenairaroman5418Gentle parenting when done right is not permissible. It’s simply taking more time to be an active force in your child’s life. Permissive, inactive parenting is causing this.
If they’re too young to be respectful of the space they’re in and not make a mess, they’re too young to be in that space and use those products. Period.
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Sephora should be able put up some boundaries as far as age and use as again they have to be parents because obviously the young girls are not being looked after properly. Tik tok is their parents.
Empty the testers. Make them ask for every product.
Age limits? May help .
That's ridiculous. It's just bad parents. Letting a phone raise their kid is abuse. Kids at that age should be playing games not copying a kardashian kid.
real issue is too much access to internet and phones too young?
I don’t go to the malls very often but I went to the mall during the holidays and i saw a baby holding an iphone while getting their diaper changed. Kids are doomed
stay in your lane NON PARENT
@@bonbonvegabon They are allowed to have an opinion.
@@bonbonvegabonyour probably one of the Sephora kids😂😂
My brother attached one to my baby nieces walker
@@bonbonvegabon i am a parent though … i saw this while waiting in line to change my sons diaper LOL.
I guess youre one of THOSE parents 👀
Just make a rule they can't go in their unattended.
Exactly. If you under 16 you need to have a caregiver present.
I am an adult and still find Sephora expensive. Where do these kids get their money? What is average allowance now a days?? This is the age of iphone babysitter
Guess they have no intentions to buy, they just want to Play with the testers. If this stupid trend continues, testers wont be available to anyone. Not even to customers willing to buy products.
Sounds like these kids’ parents are their money sources
I was in Sephora over the holidays and a grandmother was looking at Drunk Elephant for her 12 year old granddaughter, a more mature employee showed her products more suitable for that age range. This is what needs to occur, Sephora needs to hire more knowledgeable associates, not 20 year olds.
I’m 14 and my weekly allowance is 25 dollars and I also love Sephora but I would never make a mess that’s just mean.
As someone who follows the skincare trend, I definitely go on my best behavior in Sephora or makeup stores in general, and when I go in I’m just looking for a simple lip balm or mascara. Not a 20 step skincare routine 😂
It’s hilarious that adults have basically backed themselves into a corner with kids running the show now. 😂
I have a 9 year old and what I am teaching her right now is the routine of face washing, moisturizer and spf. She sometimes gets acne so I have shown her a gentle acne spot treatment (and emphasized that she shouldn't use it every day).
The world is changing in such a negative way and I’m only 24 feeling this way😭
The world is much better off than it used to be considering recent colonial history, it's just peoples parenting that's bad
Kids do not belong unsupervised at stores in general. Since parents won't teach them how to behave appropriately in society, it's no one else's responsibility to babysit them and to be subjected to their abusive behavior. Plus, these days, with the mobs of thugs that violently overrun and steal from shops, kids are in serious danger.
I use soap & water.
I eat ginger, ginger makes you look young (eventually) btw. It also help to prevent sickness.
LOL, and I didn't know what skincare is until I started going to college! What a world we are living in😅
Well skincare starts with simple stuff. Putting on sunscreen is skincare. Washing your face is skincare. I tesch my 9 year old to wash her face properly and moisturize in the winter. But' that's about it. Even with babys you use genrle products to take care of their skin. But this influencer nonsense is of course too much.
@@surlespasdondinei think children are influenced because some parents let them do whatever they want ,my mom only said that i should use sunscreen to avoid suntan and uv rays but she also forgot to use it sometimes(same as me) , and if i wanted to wash my face she just said "use water", and for face moisturizer she said "too much chemicals, it's all marketing you'll ruin your skin and need to use a moisturizer forever" , so i think it depends on how your parents raise you😅.
Doesn't this just damage their skin and give them even worse acne? Like what's the point?
Yes. It says so in this video. Wonder if you have watched it.
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Called this point out to emphasize it. Why do you have a problem with that?
They’re mimicking what they see online, and Sephora makes more money.
KIDS shouldn’t be using harsh skincare products like retinol, glycolic acid, niacinamide babe you’re 9 years old you still have crystal clear skin you have baby skin there’s no need for you to be using those things. And yes I know some kids get acne, I was the one that started getting bad acne when I was 14 and I started getting into skincare at that age. But most kids I see using those skincare products don’t even have any skin concern and use things they don’t need will cause them so many problems in the future: premature acne/wrinkles, damaged skin barrier, chemical burns
respect and education starts at home!.
Kids are the reason I rarely go to Sephora any longer. It's a gong show!
WAHHHH BOOMER ALERT
@@bonbonvegabonwhat? She is saying what she thinks.
The Gong Show! Wow...memories, thanks!
@@Moonlight.1_1318it’s just a lame stock phrase they throw at anyone who sounds older than 30. Remember the old saying from the 70s “don’t trust anyone over 30” - it’s like that.
@@bonbonvegabon Do you even know what a "boomer" is?
Everytime Ive been to Sephora those workers are breathing down my neck and I’m an adult … I’m confused how the staff are allowing this to happen when I’m normally not even comfortable walking into a Sephora because of the stalky workers making me feel anxious
Same here! 😂 i actually refuse to go there. 😢
They shouldn’t be in stores unsupervised. Adults should be having help from store associates and security.
Sephora should make a 16 year old minimum to be able to enter any sephora store !!!
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when i was in sephora, i was looking around, seeing what was there. Then, i got to the drunk elephant section and their was a 7 year old looking at virgin facial oil. Keeping i mind that this girl had beautiful, glass skin. But the worst part was that her mom was also with her. Like yea it’s TOTALLY fine to let your kid mess with $70 moisturizers
Kids under 14 shouldn’t be allowed into Sephora without an adult if they can’t behave. What the hell is the matter with parents these days?? 10 year olds don’t need to be using expensive skin care nor wearing makeup!!
Preteens wanting to use and buying makeup is nothing new. (Bonnie Bell and Cover Girl in the 70s!) Allowing bad behavior was not tolerated though. They wouldn't hesitate to throw you out if you even thought of making a mess or bothering other customers.
The Sephora kids have the Stanley Cup moms……..
This is bigger than messing up the store. I’m so tired of parents not teaching their kids manners. You expect everyone else to deal with your unruly kids.
Okay, I went into Sephora like 2 weeks ago, and the amount of girls under the age of 10 is unbelievable. One of the Sephora workers came up to me for looking at a tester, and not the girls next to me who were opening up boxes and using them and then putting them back.
So many unfit parents raising these little monsters. Parents should be ashamed of themselves, truly.
when i was 10 the only "skincare" i was obsessed with was lipsmackers lipbalms LOL
These kids are more scared of wrinkles than death 😳
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Are parents/adults not required to be with them in the store? Even in the 80’s we had to be accompanied. Or are the parents as ill behaved?
Thats the core question I think.
Makes me wonder where the parents are. My mom wouldn't have allowed me to mess with products like that as a child, no matter what of store it is
They don’t even need skincare stuff… Most kids their age have baby skin.
it's best to start skincare as early as u can, just like dental car
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@@mapofthesoultagme7143all you need to start at that age is sunscreen. Unless you have a skin condition at that age there is no need for anything else. Maybe a plain moisturizer
@@mapofthesoultagme7143 No need to start with Drunk Elephant and retinol products. There are more suitable options out there for girls under 15.
Make no mistake- they want these children spending their money with them💰💰💰
I have an issue with any parent that thinks it's ok that their child is using all that toxic crap on their growing bodies. What are those toxins going to do to the kids?
When I was a preteen in the 70s, the big place to shop was the Sears/Eaton's catalogues lol...they had everything
Theres proof that parents are not parenting! Shameful!
Solution: maybe don’t give your kids phones and tablets lol
I may have a solution. Stores like Sephora and Ulta should have a policy that kids under the age of fourteen cannot enter the store without a parent or guardian. If parent or child gives the employee attitude, out you go!
Notice the generation that didn't use any skin care in there 30s still look really young but, the generation with products more available to them look older then they are
Absolutely agree 💯
ITS BECAUSE OF LAZY PARENTS! They are egging on this behavior and they’re okay with it?! Idk what’s going on in the mind of these parents. Goodluck to the children in the future, they will truly need it. All of these companies are just laughing at you and your children because you got influenced SO easily and the worst part is, you’re not even aware that you got, got.
These newer generation of kids are feral😂. Whatever they don’t like, they will tear it up. Store , gas stations.. if they gather too many and one spot. RUN. 😅 they are aware that they are “minors” and they play that up. especially, in social settings.
I feel like both commenters took on two sides of the same issue. One talked about body image issues and the other discussed that parents should be more hands-on and customer service reps should be able to kick them out. I agree with both.
I can’t believe the Sephora kids made it to the news
Start charging the Sephora parents of these brats and see how that goes, because I am sure these kids didn't drive themselves there.
I say , if you have rowdy kids try putting the spotlight on them. Pause music , get on the speaker and have them escorted out by security.
Exactly, the issue is being blown up cause it's not being taken care of at the store level. If it was a group of urban kids security would be called but because to appears to be suburban kids its approached differently.
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@@DiverseDalliance786Straight up!!! 💯👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💪🏾👏🏾
when I was their age skin care wasn't even thought of at that age. I never had acne or skin issues during my teens. I didn't start skin care til I was in 20's. Pretty soon Sephora and Ulta are not going to have testers and going to lock their items so you have to ask an employee to get it for you. At my Sephora and Ulta, the fragrances have to ask for the product at the register when you want to buy drunk elephant products.
These kids need to go play outside
Unfortunately pedos have ruined outside play for children! Just like the same pedos are in marketing forcing little girls to appear grown up
Sephora should absolutely have an age limit! No one under the age of 16 should be allowed in their stores without an adult. Also, shame on the parents too! encourage them to behave in the stores, but also encourage them to go to more age appropriate stores like Claire's! 10 year olds do not need Sephora! Claire's is marketed towards them and for them. So shop there!
Some girls are developing earlier, getting their period and oily skin. Their adults at home need to monitor their product use . Tons of products out there adults aren't using correctly as well. Over hydration, over exfoiliation etc. Education on products for any age would be helpful
I would like to know how these young children are even able to purchase a product in a store. There has to be an age limit.
They don’t buy anything there.,they just okay and destroy products cuz they’re bored
Where I am from, it is illegal to leave your child unsupervised under the age of 12. I assume there is similar legislation in other places? So tell me how a bunch of 10 year olds are roaming around Sephora with no supervision? In many cases, parent supervision would prevent the behaviour.
Over a decade ago, kids would come into the cosmetic department of the store I worked at, and we would shoo them away from the testers. Otherwise they'd start messing with them, sticking their fingers in them, cross contaminating everything. Employee's should be doing their jobs too, and telling these kids to either buy something or get out.
Lack of discipline starts at home.
Over half the girls in 5th grade at our school are skincare girls😂
You tube, TikTok, Instagram….. destroying kids
Society is sooo doomed. Imagine what kinds of professionals these Gen A kids will be when they grow up
I worked in a big name cosmetics store and quit recently. SO MANY young girls would come in and destroy everything touching and just leaving trash every where.
I’d also heavily advise parents to not buy drunk elephant and other brands for their kids because it’s soooo bad for their skin. I’m also a licensed aesthetician.
I just went on their website. It looks like all natural ingredients. Curious from your standpoint what is harmful? I’m not an esthetician so I’d like to know before I buy. Thanks.
It’s not great for younger skin because they don’t have the need for these products yet and usually overuse products causing a breakdown of the skins natural barrier.
@@ronswansonsdog2833many are anti aging, have strong exfoliating acids as well as retinol. Also Drunk Elephant encourages ppl to make "smoothies" by mixing all serums etc, not healthy for young children and can damage their skin barrier and cause irritation.
@@ronswansonsdog2833The OP was not saying Drunk Elephant is bad. It isn’t and I say that from experience. The have great products. The LaLa Retro is fabulous!!
The OP was saying all skincare is bad for kids because kids have sensitive child skin. The products like DE are for adults.
@@ronswansonsdog2833 There's a strong possibility that these girls will experience adverse reactions to using products with active ingredients. Compromised skin barriers leads to dryness, inflammation, flakiness, rashes, pigmentation, etc. This harmful practice could accelerate aging (fine lines & wrinkles).
The generation that was going to save the planet hahahahaha
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Not new. Worked back end chat for a makeup company. It started in 2022 and has gotten much worse in the last 12 months. They are demanding, quite rude and if told alternatives, retaliate by rating you low and causing issues that way too. Please monitor your kids online end of.
The only skin care they need is lotion 😂
A 9 year old does NOT need a “skin care routine “ This is just parents trying to capitalize off their young kids on TikTok 🤦🏻♀️
I blame the parents; I teach plenty of kids and they don't act like this. Their parents would never allow it!
Bruh that’s disgusting 🤢 This is why I just shop online get samples instead.
Parents cut off the money!
Where im originally from teens arent welcomed in the shopping center alone at all! You have to be 17 i believe to enter alone and theres always a local cop who will gladly ask you for i.d.
Be a parent and stop letting your kids go to the mall by themselves. The more stuff these kids ruin the more the store has to pay for and has to replace not to mention the store will probably stop providing samples or lock them up and you will have to ask for them every time you want to try something. I would never let my kids do something like this.
Samples should be banded because its viruses spread. Pink eye, especially. Parents have no control.
I own a medspa. The only thing a child under the age of 18 is a very gentle cleanser, lip balm and sunscreen. Maybe a light moisturizer. If there’s an acne concern, they should see a dermatologist for recommendations! A lot of the actives in these products are too irritating to young skin. And makeup can also irritate skin too!!
Sephora and stores like it need to insist that young girls under the age of 14 need to be chaperoned by a parent/adult and if they do destroy any products then the parents need to be billed for it. The stores can't even take away the testers because these kids have been opening the actual products packaging, throwing that packaging on the floor, trying the product then dumping it randomly. There have been incidents of these kids opening gift sets to take out one of the products and not paying for anything. Its a real issue. Unless these stores start clamping down then they are only encouraging this behaviour.
I grew up in the 80's It was snack time ,than home work after, a mall trip was a special treat during the weekend me and my friends had a time limit we never destroyed a store.
In my opinion, I’m okay with kids going to Sephora and buy skincare and makeup as long as their parents think that it’s alright for them then sure! But if kids make a mess with testers, heck no. Get an employee and tell that kid to “GET THE HELL OUT!!” If you are a ten year old that goes to Sephora but you don’t make a disruption or rude to the staff or ruin testers, that’s fun just be gentle with your skin and don’t use products you are supposed to. (ask a dermatologist before) thank you for ur time.
I agree with both of these ladies and I can’t believe the employees at Sephora aren’t allowed to put their foot down and tell these kids to stop? I just thought the Sephora workers chose not to because they didn’t want confrontation!
Look, not even teachers can put their foot down and tell these kids how bad they are actually performing academically.
Kids have zero manners or discipline or respect at all now. Also, where is their money coming from???
The parents are creating monsters. They will grow up to be selfish narcissists and even go as far as cosmetic surgery addiction. Seems like child abuse.
They should invest in paint and art materials as well as classes for their children not makeup, like we do in Dominican Republic. There are art books in the bookstore and online classes.
I am appalled at the number of young girls under 10 y/o that I see with credit cards and wads of cash with large bills.
Anyone that 'makes a mess' should pay for what they use. Or their parent's should.
Parents need to do their jobs by teaching discipline to their children instead of letting them get away with acting up in public and then just buying them whatever they want everytime they whine and cry. That's just reinforcing negative behavior patterns! Then they wonder why their kids act like spoiled, ungrateful, brats, especially in public, with no respect for anyone or anything. I was an 80's baby and my parents would spank me in public if I ever acted like the kids in these stores!
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I was a kid that liked to go into Sephora (from ages 13+) but I only ever bought anything if I had birthday money (and then once I had my own job at 16 I bought more) And I was never buying skincare, always makeup. (Highlighter, mascara, sephora collection face masks, viral eyeshadow palettes) This was when James Charles, Patrick Starr, Jaclyn Hill and Manny Mua were super popular and I watched them all on RUclips. I now work at Sephora and for the most part the younger kids shopping there doesn’t bother me, if they are being respectful and clean up any messes they make and just have a passion for makeup and skincare I am fine with it. However, it’s a trend right now. The drunk elephant, sol de janiero, glow recipe, summer Friday’s hype is all from tiktok. There is a lack of “tween” stores available nowadays, Claire’s markets towards kids ages 3-6, Justice is at Walmart, Iviva shut down. In my opinion Iviva needs to make a comeback (rebranded probably). And there needs to be more stores and trends specifically marketed towards that age group. When I was that age it was Slime, RUclips/Instagram, Monster high, EOS lip balm, Justice, Claire’s etc.
I am a 24 year old girl and l like claires style stuff
Preventative skin care is very important to retain youth later in life. Sunscreen is important
ummm...Why is no one addressing the fact that, 10 year olds up to 14 year olds are in malls unattended by an adult?
Where are the parents?
The mall is not your babysitter.
i didn't need a babysitter ehen i was 10, i went to many places by myself
Don’t have kids if you aren’t going to raise them right…
A lot of issues surrounding and conversations to be had regarding mothers who do not want to mother.
If these kids were “literally born with their cell phones in their hands”, that needs to be investigated immediately by the scientific community 😂😂😂