Should kids be at Sephora?

[@9TO5MOMWITHAPOD]

Thank you everyone for the response to our video. Your comments and debates are exactly what this channel is about. I love seeing all the different viewpoints. 🫶

[@hayleeisaswifte]

i’m going to say one thing. i am ten pls don’t come for me when i go into sephora i’m not buying retinol or vitamin c i try to get stuff that is good for my skin and sometimes when i know i shouldn’t be buying 300 or 100 dollars worth of products i still do but i do rethink and make my money.

[@Vanilla.pumpkin]

I’m nine and I have acne so go to hell.

[@Vanilla.pumpkin]

I don’t use drunk elephant and I’m nine.

[@sanaamarshall4764]

I went to Sephora for my birthday and I went to go see if the testers was dirty it was super dirty I should’ve filmed it

[@naomi-qz6qj]

Just saying lots of "10 year olds" and sephora/ulta are respectfull, clean, and don't buy things that are bad for you skin

[@Blaxeyy]

Kids who are respectful and know their limits at Sephora/Ulta. Dayum this blew up I wonder why everyone says Sephora kids make messes like all yall are respectful and plus adults can do it too or teens 👇

[@nmoe5321]

Yes, I know my limits especially for drunkelaphant I commented on this video about actually OK and are not

[@Skincaregurl123]

Me too I’m very respectful to the Sephora employees and the testers and the people who go to Sephora ❤

[@grwm_el]

me if i break a tester its on accident and i clean it up

[@Skincaregurl123]

Me too ❤️

[@Blaxeyy]

If I mess up something I’d clean it but usually I’m careful and stay away from stuff I wouldn’t usually recommend for myself and that’s not good for my skin and body

[@Lulu_.6]

People who are nice with the testers and the employees 👇🏼

[@GeorgeAnderton-j8n]

Exactly and l am 11 almost 12

[@Poison_ivyluv]

SAME lol

[@iplayipad5032]

I’ve barely been at Sephora just when my mom needs stuff and when I go everyone looks at me in disgust thinking I do that when I literally just walk with my mom and help my mom when she needs help

[@AmIPreppyEnough167]

Yep! I always taught my little sister to be nice with employees and other shoppers and to be respectful with the testers. She loves makeup and skincare, I teach her what is good for her skin and what isn’t! She likes going in there and swatching a bit of makeup on her arms. I promised her that if she stops being nice and respectful like an adult, I won’t take her to adult stores anymore! Not all tweens are like this and I truly believe that Sephora kids act like that because of the parents! ❤

[@ranelleblackmore4239]

I'm ten going to Sephora today and buy good stuff for my skin a safe stuff not drunk elephant and not rude plus my skin is very dry

[@Meaganstein19]

Children shopping at Sephora is fine. The fact that they shop at Sephora isn’t the problem, the problem is when some children ruin the samples, make messes, and are disrespectful.

[@justsomeonerandom6]

The problem is not only about respect. Ok they are respectful to employees and don’t make a mess but they buy products with active ingredients like retinol, niacinamide, hyaluronic acid etc, which will ruin their skin at such a young age and might cause future problems. Makeup might be fine (it’s still not because it is meant for adults not child’s play) but skincare especially products with these kind of active ingredients is a big no.

[@RoyaleGloss]

@@justsomeonerandom6not all skincare contains that stuff, there are things that are appropriate for their age.

[@Prettypearllie123]

Yes , and also they shouldn’t buy skincare with active ingridients

[@justsomeonerandom6]

@@RoyaleGloss I can give like multiple examples of products they are buying that are not appropriate, if you have seen what they are buying though, or are u just commenting without seeing what they’re using..?

[@gabbydcaswas.robbed]

@@justsomeonerandom6not everyone does that though?

[@P4ws1ez]

Bright colors don’t necessarily mean they’re targeting children…. Yes children will be more drawn to them but it’s a just a design choice they most likely didn’t have children in mind when doing the packaging

[@9TO5MOMWITHAPOD]

I love this comment. I am going to dive deeper into this. I’ll keep you posted 🫶

[@Kk3-pz4re]

I agree. This skincare is intended for adults. Skincare companies shouldn’t have to reconsider their products for children. The simple skincare essentials that kids should have is sunscreen, moisturizer, lotion, and cleanser. There is no need for heavy serums packed with retinol. Parents should know what to purchase their kids.

[@P4ws1ez]

@@Kk3-pz4re exactly!

[@Emmy368]

Kids should be allowed in Sephora but all the parents should teach them on what they can use and not

[@is4b3lla_123]

yes

[@lifew_RE]

YES!

[@Imakerandomvids101]

I think it’s perfectly fine for these kids to have skincare it’s just that they don’t need anti aging stuff or to buy hundreds of dollars of skin care.

[@Bullsinthebronxiloveu]

Exactly

[@alianaxds]

As long as their parents supervise them and make sure they are appropriately using it, then yeah what's wrong?? When I was a kid I always dreamed of having skincare routines and stuff like that

[@Prettyinpink3.0]

When you turn 10-12 your going to be getting acne so you’ll need skincare

[@Sushi-mm1mb]

@@Prettyinpink3.0 exactly!

[@ZylahHofmeister]

At least they aren't doing drugs who agrees 👇

[@Journ_2011]

I definitely agree these kids could be doing something way worse than going into sephora

[@josephhernandez1994]

Yea like when my mom was growing up her sister was doing drugs and skincare is not as bad as drugs

[@zumbazkarolina]

Yh like bro I swear everything we do is wrong bruh when we could be doing worse things

[@Kpopfan4life_143]

Agreed. There definitely worse things that kids could be doing

[@-scarletmoon-]

I heard this one story about how a child literally was hitting and stepping on this girl cause they wanted the thing they had. They even hit the person with their Stanley cup. Yes I know not as bad as drugs but assaulting people isn’t good either.

[@theos_death]

I mean.. of course they want it. Just look at the drunk elephant packaging,glow recipe,sol de Janeiro.. it’s just so colourful and color brings joy so I don’t blame the ones that are not violent we all wanted to play with our mom’s makeup

[@Beautifully_Whitney]

Sol De Janiero isn’t skincare. It’s a mist (like a perfume) the mini ones (a reasonable size) are like $24, pretty pricey, but it doesn’t harm children at all. I will say that they don’t need it, but it smells really good and again can’t harm them. As for the other products, yes they can be harmful and most people who do use it, shouldn’t.

[@HeathRat]

​@@Beautifully_Whitney It theoretically could be harmful if you drank it but kids at that age should be smart enough to know..

[@Beautifully_Whitney]

@@HeathRat Yeah, true

[@ramlos4034]

Definitely the parents are partly at fault for enabling them, but the marketing I see online seems like it is targeting kids

[@9TO5MOMWITHAPOD]

It’s wild!!! 😱

[@C4RM4.123]

​@@9TO5MOMWITHAPOD I go to sephora to get perfume but it's disgusting how their parents let's them disrespect products that are not even theirs

[@9TO5MOMWITHAPOD]

When I went Sephora they even had employees guarding each product. That says a lot. Thanks for the comment! 🫶

[@preppygurl013]

The kids prob throw tantrums to go to Sephora

[@Bejeweled.Swiftie]

Idk! I’m under 13, and I shop at Sephora. I’m never rude to employees, ruin testers, and the most I’ve spent at once is $40, of which is my own money, and products I will benefit from

[@PusheenIsCute21]

I don’t think they should be banned: just watched by their parents/ employees. Tbh the parents are the ones who allowed them to go in and do it. At least it is better than smoking/vaping, drugs etc.

[@Holly57dog]

What you said about drunk elephant is true. They have the bright colors to attract kids, and it ruins their skin.

[@Sabaldcc]

Their packaging literally attracts them

[@Goofy_lauren]

Drunk elephant is a brand for adults, and if you look closely at the packages they have anti-aging ingredients. So no, it's not meant for kids, but to be honest it's better than smoking, drugs, ect.

[@zoedeaxolotl2628]

Some of the products ar safe FOR kids like the night Cream AND brozy drops AND Some more so not all products from drunk elephant ar bad FOR kids!

[@salmonella52]

@@zoedeaxolotl2628The night cream isn’t safe for kids, it has glycolic acid which is meant for anti-aging, dark patches, and acne! Kids usually don’t have dark patches and acne! Yes the bronzing drops are, but it’s indeed very overpriced and kids shouldn’t be using this.

[@AngelinaZelihic]

​@@zoedeaxolotl2628 yeah but still those Kids be buying the stuff for adults

[@Audreyschneider-su2hg]

I’m very respectful to the Sephora employees and the testers and the people who go to Sephora

[@SadieFerris]

Some of the drunk elephant products are ok for kids like the lala moisturizer, the cleanser, the lippe balm, the hydration serum, and the bronzing and rosi drops

[@eydnafossadal9813]

My younger sister is 10 and she loves Sephora but she is respectful. I think all kids and adults need to be respectful and kind because the ones that aren’t respectful are ruining it for the ones that are.

[@LifewBailey13]

I am a ten year old, I am a Sephora kid but I don’t destroy and attack testers, or attack people, I have way too much stuff but my mom does not really like that I have all of it, I pay with my own money and do not destroy testers and think it’s rude and crazy how other kids do it! I don’t use retinol or anything like that though I’m too young for it

[@SB-mc7cl]

Im the exact same except im 12. Also my mum is quite strict when it comes to skincare/makeuo so i can only use the products/brands that she thinks are safe for my age. I dont understand why their ruining it for the rest of us

[@Mariam-n9h]

As a ten year old I honestly agree! I went to Sephora 1ce after this Sephora kid stuff started and the testers were DISGUSTING so I didn’t use any and all I did get was shampoo conditioner and a hair mask, some perfume and glow recipe toner I don’t do skincare that much and my skin is really dry so that’s why so idk if other kids rlly need the skincare but I do need some stuff and no I do not use retinol I only use cleanser toner moisturizer and spf 🤷‍♀️

[@shamssworld9782]

i feel like people should worry about them selfs like it’s there money not ur so just worry about ur self it’s not ur fault if they get break outs..

[@ivpanayotov1399]

As a 12 year old, I do ( rarley ) go to Sephora. I have never spent over £150 or anything. I think, as long as they are not ruining the testers, being rude to employees, etc it's fine. Some have acne, though, so it's not rly a choice if they want to heal it. Though I do think retinol products and more should have an age restriction.

[@chikenn00dles34]

I went to Sephora once- my sister got something extremely expensive and all I wanted was lipstick. Cuz yk. Love me some lipstick. I think what she got was 70$? To make her skin shiny ig- idk with that girl-

[@chikenn00dles34]

It was at a mall-

[@chikenn00dles34]

(I didn’t get the lipstick)

[@Your_fav_girl101]

i went to sephora and bought $131 worth of skin care and i regretted spending my money but the employees were so nice❤

[@strawberry_milk1322]

I’m actually 11years old most of the kids just shop and not mess up but some of the kids are messing up with testers…I think the employees need to kick them out if they see them messing up the items

[@Rose-i7q8b]

No I’m a mom and if you are too NEVER LET YOUR CHILD GO TO SEPHORA first if they use like drunk eliphant it will ruin their skin because children’s skin are very sensitive so stay safe ❤

[@Fatma.gacha.]

I used to be a child going in Sephora buying only bubble, blush and lipgloss and I never used any of the testers except for the slam dunk moisturizer

[@Lorelei869love]

Respectful kids gang!

[@Ic3Lov3y]

I don’t think that there should be a age limit but I think they need to get rid of drunk elephant. Cus that’s what’s bringing the kids🤷‍♀️

[@Itssagerose]

People who think that people always just walk in on the times where kids have been making a mess and know that not all people do that

[@Lilly-b8f]

The kids that are respectful and have manners should be aloud ❤

[@The.Bolter.11]

I feel like sephora needs to not let 10 yr olds be in sephora messing up the drunk elephant testers without adult supervision. I dont think they should be banned i think they just need to be watched

[@9TO5MOMWITHAPOD]

Yes you’re right. I think Sephora already started putting employees in front of testers. At least the store near me did 👌

[@R0DR1G0ZM00N]

@@9TO5MOMWITHAPODI'm in the age range to 10-12 and I never did that. I've always been supervised. I have seen some girls and adults do it.

[@Tays_roblox]

I think it’s fine as long as their not ruining stuff,and nice to everyone.❤

[@jadacarter7976]

i agree when she said there should be a age limit

[@y0ur_L0Cal.AnA12]

The reason they are those colors because if you get a elephant drunk it starts to see those colors. I believe love ur vids! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@9TO5MOMWITHAPOD]

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[@theyluvjazie]

All these brands say that they’re mostly 13 + and I agree, I don’t buy from Sephora a lot and I only use skin care that a pharmacist recomends

[@JIAFEI_AND_MELANIE_4_LIFE]

I’m the same age as Sephora kids and the only skincare I have is whipped scrub and moisturizer from the dollar store that works pretty well. Kids my age don’t need drunk elephant and anti aging cream.

[@MaximeLevens]

I think that drunk elephant is bad for childeren but the O-bloos drops are fine.

[@Izzz.Esila.Roblox]

If I were a Sephora kid, I would definitely get the mess off and put it back nicely 😊

[@IMILLER78]

They should have glass covers on the bars and no more testers plus an age limit in my opinion

[@Skibidirizzteam]

THEY ARE ALSO MESSING UP TESTERS

[@Yourgirl_Auds]

I am a kid and I ask an employee if something is ok for my age and I am respectful to the testers an workers

[@ivorysbunny]

i go to sephora and ulta, but i actually respect the testers and employees.

[@VAsisters06]

As a ten year old the only thing im going to sephora to is either to see my mom buy stuff or ask my mom to buy a lipgloss or a moisturizer

[@bloomlynsblooms]

when i buy skincare, I always do my research to see what is products are not harmful for my skin depending on my age and skin type.

[@Mariamanure]

Y’all are my favorite podcast that I could listen to too❤

[@eq.nova.]

i honestly think that ulta and sephora should have a new system where clients can ask for a tester and they grab it from the back so you can swatch or test for any allergic reactions before buying and that when the client is done the employees take the tester to the back again or smth

[@eq.nova.]

luckily i was raised to have manners and only use testers to genuinely test a little for any allergic reactions before buying or just to swatch a tiny bit on the back of my hand to see how a shade looks on me

[@SigmaLuka]

someone took a bite out of a lipstick tester helpp

[@OliviaRileyTheGymnast]

A good substitute for drunk elephant is Evereden they have the same packaging with clean ingredients for baby’s kids and moms. They even have the pump packaging like the drunk elephant skin care does for their moisturizers

[@tenashenoda895]

They also forgot to mention bubble but other than that I 100% agree with them

[@miss.converse.addicted]

I swear I have never ran into anyone that was like that

[@BrookeOrlando-j8i]

I’m a kid and love Sephora. The employees love me because I’m polite,and clean the testers for the employees since I always see them sometimes holding back tears at the counter whenever rude kids keep saying:”ugh where’s drunk elephant?!” The manager sometimes asks me if I want my stuff for free,I get stuff that’s good for my skin. kindness pays off.

[@average_youtuber624]

I personally that we absolutely should not ban kids from sephora at a certain age. Just because some kids are being disrespectful doesn’t mean we should target every child that walks into sephora. Yes, obviously some children are disrespectful at sephora, but I have seen 10-12 y/o in sephora being super kind and only looking at products that are okay for their skin, such as lip gloss/oil, non-active moisturizer, cleanser, and sunscreen. Here’s my idea: if a child is acting up and using unsafe products, they should first get a warning if they are using unsafe products, and if they are being rude tell them simply as you would a child that is being disrespectful, tell them they are being rude and give them a warning such as parent supervision, not being able to use testers, or employees not letting kids buy unsafe products at the register. Also, the parents are a problem too, they stand around and let their child act up. The parents should care more too. Thank you for reading if you made it here XOXO a respectful Sephora tween/teen (surprise)

[@ellalive833]

I think kids should be at Sephora, but like not ruining the drunk elephant and like stuff and not being rude to the workers

[@VegetaFan90001]

There does NOT need to be an age limit for Sephora. As long as they’re being respectful to the employees and not making a mess, I don’t see the problem. Plus I am under 15 (i dont want to say my age) and I love makeup and skincare. I only get stuff that’s okay for my skin but what if the ten year olds with retinol in their hands are getting it as a gift for someone. It is not fair if some kids are ruining it for others just because they are crazy. Kids being into makeup and skincare is not a new thing. They could be doing much worse things. Please just leave these young girls alone and have adults talking about this not ruining it for respectful kids.

[@janettalevin7510]

When I went to Sephora, my family was very respectful (young ages) and even if they looked at drunk elephant they knew to be careful with them, the employee even told us to come back anytime.

[@nadinesilk]

sephora and ulta are just parts of growing up for them now as long as there respectful we shouldn't hate on it

[@Taylor-Animates]

I only go to Sephora when my sister asked to go. (I have no option) but I do get a few things. I completely agree with sephora ten year olds even though I am ten years old. I can see why sephora ten year olds are a problem and they don’t need skincare but some ten year olds are nice and gentle with skin care. I don’t even know how sephora ten year olds became a thing. This is why i like ultra beauty better ❤

[@metaylorsversion13]

Ten year olds can be at Sephora if they are respectful and with an adult

[@Swiftie12013]

People who legit clean the testers when they go to Sephora and Ulta beauty

[@Charlotte_Arya]

I think also there should be a age limit but if the parents of the children are giving permission and coming with her for buy products they should allow them go inside but there should be a age limit in some products

[@LucyKonopinski]

RESPECTFUL KIDS TEAM 👇

[@MELXXMM2X]

Okay I know I may get hated on but I just wanna say this. As a fello ten year old I don’t spend my moms money I most certainly don’t have a AMX card if I asked my mom to pay for a 900 skincare products she would get me embarrassed so badly and my mom wouldn’t let me mess up a testers so I don’t think they should do it I wish these ten year olds would understand cuz it’s not fair for the others that don’t do that. Or JUST MAKE THEM WALK IN WITH THEIR PARENTS.. and the children aren’t the problem it’s the parents and their lack of understanding that they need to be near their children. And my parents have only bought me a drunk elephant mini kit and that was us on a vacation and I have never asked my mom to buy smt over 30 dollars

[@Elizabethdupont-j6d]

I feel like it is the parents fault for not teaching them how to act in Sephora with testers who do that

[@PrEpPyPoTaTo-t1v]

I’m a ten year old Sephora kid but like I’m too shy to be disrespectful like that and I know that I should not be putting retnol on my skin

[@AliceWolf-u8z]

Some 10 year olds need some of this stuff, some 10 year olds have acne and need things to treat it. They tell us in health class to start washing your face and use a moisturizer with SPF to help your skin. There is a reason there are 10 year olds, they are teaching us in school.

[@cansiyyyy]

Especially yes drunk elephant bc like when during period time ur skin dries so much u have to use it that time and lala retro is for crinkels they have perfect skin and they ruin it

[@sophieclark3243]

in 12 and i go to sephora…i’m not rude to the employees and i don’t ruin testers and i only get what i need bc i have a little acne. today i went and i had a $50 gift card and got a mini bum bum cream and a summer fridays lip balm. only rude thing there was the cashier

[@osirisdobbs3188]

I think that it’s completely fine for kids to be at Sephora. In my opinion I just think that maybe they should have age restrictions for whatever skincare that has retinol and other products in it not made for kids. Maybe makeup too because it really depends on what is inside of it to be safe for 10 year olds. I know my limits and some ppl who think that they can do whatever they want cause they THINK that they’re being cool but it really only messes with ur face. And as a 10 year old I have BARELY any skin care so I’m not a self obsessed 😍 person but yeah.

[@Thatgirlleila2]

I don’t think that there should be an age limit but I think that people should be respectful to Sephora employees and the testers also buying stuff that is good for their skin

[@IDKANAME-Margaux123]

Respectful kids only

[@julietlewis852]

Sephora should make a kids section with skincare/makeup that is safe for children

[@MereaniIka]

I really think that you should just get it like a normal cream and they like these creams like only for hydrations because like as a kid and a preteen you only need hydration and I really recommend that

[@katieslive]

The only thing i get is touchland and Sol de Janerio. My skin is oily, bumpy, and a bit miscolored. I only buy the things i need especially with the permission of my adult/gurdian

[@Saragnc]

Me as a tween breaking out no like im serious not like moles or bumps like real red acne spots and i have NOT used retinol or anti aging or acids-

[@AriaandSavannah]

Yes the problem is that they are ruining their skin being rude to the employees and ruining the testers.there are some kids out there who are kind and not bad but they shouldn’t have like bronzing drops and stuff.

[@N0tEvee]

In my country we dont have a sephora but i agree that kids shouldnt even use that much expensive skincare. As a minor myself i only use handcreme on my hands,my face gets a reaction if i put stuff on it so yeah!

[@ninatodoric3030]

NOT EVERY 10 YEAR OLD THAT SHOPS IN SEPHORA IS LIKE THAT some kids are respectful and you need to spot differences between these two!

[@PreppySkincaregall1737_]

𝓛eave them alone they just want to try it out!

[@Hope_miniverse]

My cousin is 13 and she has a lot of acne and the only “skincare” she uses that btw is not from Sephora is cleanser,moisturizer with sunscreen in it that’s all and she doesn’t own anything from Sephora and every time my aunt needs to go into a Sephora she is honestly super nice to everyone and never asks for anything the only time was for a moisturizer but that was it and didn’t say anything back when my aunt said no.

[@zahoory4976]

as a 10 year old, I can confirm not all 10 year olds are like this. I’ve never been or bought anything from a sephora.

[@Brooklyn-gl5nv]

I would like to say that I am a 13-year-old, and I have a 10-year-old cousin and whenever we go into Sephora together she is very respectful to all the employees and if we see a mess we both help and clean it up

[@swiftie49908]

I agree i am a sephora/ulta kid myself but i am not harsh to testers, Customers , or employees and i have seen a lot of kids who are very kind and know what they can get thats ok for their skin and whats not. So i think that everyone is just making it exaggerated and they haven’t seen the entire thing

[@Lil-Boba]

when i went i spent like $14 😅 I bought a Glow Recipe moisturizer and sephora cleansing wipes. I had a discount :) (I DONT THINK KIDS SHOULD USE DRUNK ELEPHANT)

[@1tsNotAm3l1a]

As a 11 year old and I’m British I’m Glad we don’t have Sephora and I have really bad skin so I get stuff from my dermatologist 😊

[@thereal_issu]

why don’t they put the products on the highest shelves so only adults who can reach it can test, and if kids want testers they just ask an employee for them to test under the employee’s supervising, and like products have a age limit not the store and some store rules on the wall

[@Aby_13-n3s]

1924: “were gunna have flying cars in 2024” 2024: sephora kids

[@itsjxliaaaaaa]

Petition for 11+ should go

[@Xxcrazy4lifexX]

But did you see in one of the images she showed it had skin care smoothie section so they don’t ruin the testers😊

[@MaddiedancesALOT]

I’m 13 and look young for my age so whenever I walk into Sephora people will always look at me wired and start walking away I don’t even touch the drunk elephant testers and if I walk over there I have some 40 mom come up to me and say “you don’t need that” I only own a few drunk elephant. But the fact the tictok and yt have made anyone who is under 13 and walking into a Sephora look immature is stupid bc now people are js assuming what we act like based on our age like I get there are kids who are disrespectful to the employee and ruin the testers but not every kid who walks into Sephora is immature so just leave the kids alone bc I know that kids who are nice and shop at Sephora sometimes don’t feel comfortable walking into Sephora bc people js judge them

[@DTIWITHMYBADDIES-e7n]

Fr i saw a little kid buying drunk elephant-

[@thereserandallmoorhouse7099]

I agree but I also think we shouldn’t be hating on them as they are just trying to be cool . For example when we were younger we were doing all the things the older kids were doing to be cool

[@Falconzzy-WC]

My friend had to say to the employee at the front “we wont ruin any thing don’t worry” because we know others do that 😅

[@Kennedy-p5r]

There should be a Sephora teens for all the teens that want to go be preppy, but they only sell products that are good for their skin. I’m totally fine with kids and teens who wanna enjoy what we do and go get skincare make up.

[@Mel.b251]

Ya it is ok just let them be. They just want to be like older kids

[@Kirara-ou9ew]

I think Sephora kids are just trying to be like adults like let’s agree we all wanted to be adults as kids and I support Sephora kids as long as they are nice to Sephora employees ❤

[@Swiftieee500]

I think a kid getting perfume/body mist, lip gloss and lip balm is okay!! As long as it’s not too expensive who cares? Maybe lotion too!!

[@Wiuaksj]

When I was 10, I enjoyed mixing mother’s shampoos and shower gels to do the slime…

[@IDKTBHBUTT]

I’m 11 and when I go to Sephora with my mom all I get (if I’m out) is the sol de jeneiro travel pack 62 and also dry skin bubble pack that’s all I get and maybe a lip oil that’s rlly cheap

[@Tylerrrxx]

There doesnt have to be an age limit, some 10 year olds experience bad skin and acne/puberty early so they need some stuff like this. Obviously not the ones recommended for adults but more so sun screen,moisturiser etc

[@Autumn_3000]

When I was like 9 I thought tinted lip products were to “adult”