If your kids aren't exposed to age inappropriate content they won't ask for age inappropriate stuff. My daughters friend asked for drunk elephant and a Stanley cup. My daughter asked for a doll house. One has internet access, one doesn't. Guess who's who. Edit: the amount of actual children replying to this comment is frightening. So is the extremely poor spelling and sentence composition they have. Thats a whole other problem, but my goodness. If you are a child do not speak to adults online in comment sections.

@JAOResnik

4 ай бұрын

Bullseye

@flameepidemic4839

4 ай бұрын

Absolutely. I can’t even imagine what thatd do to their confidence either they definitely think they need skincare and makeup its not just about copying them. When i was a kid i played in makeup bc my mom did but these kids think they need it Heck i wasnt even interested in anything ither than gaming videos till i was 16 (4 years ago) and even still i thought makeup more as art and i dont ever use it except for on special occasions but i know that when they added shorts i started feeling insecure at all these pretty girls when in reality its not just makeup they have a filter and nice lighting aswell though its easy to forget that. Not to meantion how much theyll photoshop pictures with a small hint of makeup claiming “all natural” and the unhealthy diets they flaunt only made my eating disorder worse. All this is even worse on tiktok where theres literally pro ed tiktok accounts which is one of the reasons ill never use it I feel bad for these kids social media isnt good for anyone especially not kids

@sailorvenus4471

4 ай бұрын

Why is Stanley cup not age appropriate? Also what’s drunk elephant?

@InitialDraal

4 ай бұрын

@@sailorvenus4471 yeah I googled it and found that there is a hockey cup of that name but I guess it's soemthing different x)

@earthstar7534

4 ай бұрын

​@flameepidemic4839 it's all super sad. My kids are only 9. They have zero internet access that isn't school related that I supervise. No tablets, they don't touch our phones, no social media, no online gaming, they don't even have access to streaming services because we can't regulate what they can get to on there. They have a switch, dvds, and they can watch the movies and tv we bought on Amazon on the downstairs TV. Some people think we are sheltering them and they will end up weird, but shouldn't we be sheltering our children? Her friend is our neighbor. She has a phone and goes to a public school. This poor girl doesn't stand a chance. She's already wearing a full face including eyeliner and lipstick and wearing crop tops and short shorts at 9. Not to mention She's way way above her pay grade on how she sees boys and wants to interact with them. She is allowed over here because I have her put her phone on the counter and I know they won't be on it. My daughter however is not allowed over there. I just don't trust it.

Imagine being a grown adult just trying get some face wash and it’s all out of stock because of some rude,pre-pubescent, rich tweens that want TikTok clout💀. Society needs a wake up call.

@TashaVanHuss

4 ай бұрын

Spot. On. 👏🏻

@macybradford2616

4 ай бұрын

I am that person 😂

@TheAcad3mic

4 ай бұрын

no society needs masculinity lol

@Itslauraokay

4 ай бұрын

So tweens who are starting to struggle with break outs and oily pores shouldn’t have assess to skincare 🤦🏻‍♀️?

@BurntBattleBagel

4 ай бұрын

"This town needs an enema" - the joker

They don’t need drunk elephant, they need sober giraffe.

@ramcharge2704

3 ай бұрын

At first I thought drink elephant was a new drink line not a skin care line !

@Poppys-Toca.

3 ай бұрын

@@ramcharge2704 😂

@cashwalk7253

3 ай бұрын

@@ramcharge2704That’s what I thought, too 😅

We need more bowling alleys, skating places, and more age appropriate venues. I feel either its places for under age 10 or over age 18/21. When I was a teen, we had these places, yet. Now these places have been closing over the years and vandalism has definitely gone up surrounding our town

@I.eat.mole.rats.feet.

3 ай бұрын

Thank you yes there are no place to hang out in my town!😢

@hello1943

3 ай бұрын

Malls are closing left and right also. Not just venues, but stores specifically for preteens aren’t as common anymore. I’ve heard moms complain about not being able to find shirts that aren’t cropped in girls’ sizing for their daughters. It’s madness that they’re growing up so quickly, but they aren’t being given an alternative.

@justadumbblonde

3 ай бұрын

i totally agree the only thing is most of these places have closed down because they are not cool anymore, unfortunately sephora is.

@lyb244

2 ай бұрын

This literally sounds like just a bunch of ppl looking to get clout from a storytime type that gets ppl going viral

@subplzorideleteurchannel7193

26 күн бұрын

Bowling alleys and arcades are really the only places for teenagers to hang out nowadays.

This is a parents problem, hold them accountable.

@SamanthaTwist

4 ай бұрын

Yes it’s all parenting 🙌🏻

@The-Oneness11

4 ай бұрын

When I go to the store I never encounter kids who act like this. That's crazy.

@bcharles406

4 ай бұрын

@@SamanthaTwist more like lack of parenting. I have a 12yo and a 9yo daughter and they don’t have any social media or real internet access so they don’t ask for this stuff. My wife and I absolutely refuse to give them TikTok or instagram or Snapchat. Nothing! I hate feeling like I have to shelter them but the world is flying off the handle!!

@lawrencetalbot8346

4 ай бұрын

Where are the parents??? Who drops off a 10 year old at the mall or stores without adult supervision? That’s just asking to be abducted.

@SaltedCaramrl

4 ай бұрын

@@The-Oneness11same…and the parents also immediately intervene if the kids began to misbehave.

as a 14-year-old girl, I am genuinely worried about my generation.I am so glad I have good parents that tell me no and teach me unlike these kids. I promise that not everybody in this new generation is like them

@noracheese134

4 ай бұрын

Same here

@ImoTubeReal

4 ай бұрын

I'm genuinely worried about the parents themselves, think about it. 1. More and more parents are getting biological childrens when they're over the age of 30. (Which increases the risk of Down syndrome and health issues to the child.) 2. There are no stable guidelines for parenting, and schools (both public and private) refuses to teach parenting to their students. 3. Parenting guides are limited and rare. 4. Toxic and fake "Role Models" for both parents and kids. (Example: CoComelon and Skibidi Toilet.) 5. Many parents are morons, these couples decide to have babies when they're poor, interracial, violent, and with addictions. TL,TR There are many issues with parents themselves, because they're abusive, toxic, worthless, have no parenting guidelines, and get biological childrens at an old age, my solution is to leave parenting ONLY to rich, young, wise, and responsible couples.

@idekchat

4 ай бұрын

Same I’m literally soo grateful that I was raised respectfully.

@defNot_V33

4 ай бұрын

Ik

@sienasach1878

4 ай бұрын

I'm 14 too. I'm not allowed to have social media outside of youtube, and my electronics have limits. I'm worried about our generation too.

My mom didn't allow me to wear make-up until I was 16. At the time, I was bitter about it, but honestly I appreciate that she did this. I don't wear make-up regularly, nor do I apply a billion unnecessary products because then how do you know what you might be poorly reacting to when your skin freaks out.

@NotFullerMccallister8

27 күн бұрын

I wasn't allowed makeup until a few months ago.But I can't use stuff like foundation, or eyeliner because it’s messy and gets everywhere and a super hard to clean up according to my mom

I’m gen-z and about to graduate high school, and i feel like I am one of the last people to have actually had a childhood. I had super nerdy phases in elementary and middle school, I dressed weird, and most of all, I never downloaded tiktok. Even though I had almost unlimited internet access for most of my life, I believe that the values my parents taught me are what made me who I am. I saw what TikTok was and the effect it was having on everyone around me. While regulating your child’s internet access is definitely a good idea for keeping them from descending to this, even just helping them know right from wrong and teaching them how to navigate the internet can prevent this. It really tells you the kind of parents these kids have.

Please parents, take your kids to the mall and guide them to a Claires or Icing, it builds character.

@ashleyfortag7695

4 ай бұрын

Yes!

@bellee15

4 ай бұрын

I totally agree, I am 14. I don’t have a phone, Stanley, fancy skincare, or makeup (I dont even have lipgloss or mascara) I just have some animal based products for my eczema and one healing cream. My point is that teenagers my age don’t need all this stuff.

@abbiereynolds8016

4 ай бұрын

I know right? Can you really claim the rite of passage through childhood without getting an ear infection at Claire's?😅

@niteowl1914

4 ай бұрын

Ha, yes, I got multiple ear infections from getting my ears pierced there as a kid 😂

@volvo_3877

4 ай бұрын

​@@bellee15 I'm almost 14 (I'm a male so that probaly makes a difference) and al I have is a stanley cup. I only have it because I don't drink water if I don't have a straw. It really freaks me out when I see girls my age with full faces of makeup on. Concealer? What are you even concealing? Nobody my age needs makeup at all. Maybe moisturizer but that isn't something everyone needs. I don't have a phone either and I was really mad at my parents for not getting me one but now I'm so grateful that I don't have one. My main goal for this year is to get a job. What happend to that? Its wild to me that nobody wants to work now, like earn your own money to buy the skincare products you want.

My sister ( who’s ten ) got , for her birthday, a bunch of beauty products and I remember her being so disappointed like she literally went where are the toys ? Where are my books ? If only there were more kids like her.

@aphrodieMonkey

4 ай бұрын

Bruhh why your parents do thatt.. Protect her at all costs !! Lol

@ariaryayy7314

4 ай бұрын

Wait a minute. Why would your parents do that? If that was my sister, I would give her a little spree of the things she wanted because I would feel so bad and I would speak to my parents about not listening to her.

@bookstuff8645

4 ай бұрын

@@ariaryayy7314 My parents gave her books but her school friends all gave her beauty products

@janethzavala9036

4 ай бұрын

That’s sad imagine wanting toys and getting makeup

@qwmx

4 ай бұрын

Your parents barely know her. That's shit parenting right there.

As a 13 year old, this makes me so thankful my parents raised me well. I love shopping at Sephora but I would NEVER be disrespectful to anyone or mess up any of the products in the store. As well, I only started shopping there this year not when I was 9 or 10 that’s a little crazy…

@Ry12914

4 ай бұрын

Exactly!! Like who is letting their kids destroy things in stores lol. Now I did start wearing makeup when I was 9-10 because my mom felt bad that I had acne and some people had pointed it out, but it was only concealer. I wasn’t wearing a full face of makeup lolll

As a 13 year old this makes me sad. Why are kids doing this?? Every time I am in Sephora, I ALWAYS take great care of the testers. If I don't like something I put it back neatly. If I don't see something I want, I ALWAYS ask the employees if they have it in the back or if I can look in the drawers, if they say no or that they don't have it, I walk away, and ALWAYS say thank you. I buy stuff that is age appropriate, not retinol or heavy foundation. And I would NEVER disrespect a Sephora employee or customer. These kids are giving us a bad rep, and it is embarrassing. They need to stop.

@Mrs.salvitore123

Ай бұрын

Same I’m 12 13 in 2 months like I’m always really polite to people I don’t know and I always take care of the testers then theirs my 7 yr old sister putting on foundation and anti aging cream like she’s 7!!! Like the only cream I’m using is suncream

@elobservadorobservante1605

Ай бұрын

i understand your position. I'm 24 but back when i had your age, kids were using a lot of curse words, probably watched porn and worshipped drug cartels. greetings from Mexico.

@ArielleOwusu

29 күн бұрын

I’m 10 and it makes me really ashamed that now when anyone who is 10 years old or under those into Sephora they will be judged that they will mess around with the tests as well and I was hoping to go for my 11th birthday which is next week and I’m now feeling that people might judge me and think that I can’t be in here because I’m going to mess around with everything.When I go to Sephora I just get a mascara or kid safe lip gloss.

The fact that kids are even using skincare at all is wild to me.

@NonLegitNation2

4 ай бұрын

my skincare routine from the time I was 12yrs old to now has been the same. I wash my face with water when it feels dirty. I'm also a guy though, so that could be a major factor lol.

@emd4682

4 ай бұрын

Caring about your skin is good and i think they should do it like using sunscreen and mosturizer, but what bret was talking about was makeup and other beauty products not skincare

@InitialDraal

4 ай бұрын

I mean skincare is pretty good especially if you have acne or things like that, that's not something new. Makeup is something different though.

@AnnaFelicio-iu6rd

4 ай бұрын

My kid is a swimmer - so skincare is a requirement- but the difference is a parent WITH a child and hellions running rampant. I feel you.

@namantherockstar

4 ай бұрын

Brett inspires me.. My parents said if i get 70K followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally Begging..

My younger sister (10 going on 20 🙄) asked me for bubble, glow recipe & drunk elephant skin care products for Christmas. Me being 30, I had no idea wtf she was talking about, but it was an instant no once I saw how ridiculously OVERPRICED the products were! Gave her $50 and called it a day 😂 there's no way in hell she's getting $250 worth of skin care crap, while im using $10 skincare products that i bought on sale from Walmart 🤣🤣

@jasmine_rice

4 ай бұрын

Ten year olds have more expensive skin care routines than me XD

@Christinayangismymommy

4 ай бұрын

naah they dont, they just want it because they saw it on tiktok and parents fault is that they are providing them whatever they want like hello that's meant for women over 20. IM 18 and all i use is a sunscreen and a vitamin c serum and a nivea moisturizer and my skin is flawless.@@jasmine_rice

@silverhawkroman

4 ай бұрын

it's always been like that, forever 21, hot topic, starbucks, always some stupid overpriced thing

@myrtlealley

4 ай бұрын

Damn, you messed up. Shoulda just given her a CeraVe cleanser, lotion, and sunscreen.

@SarahLee-rs7ks

4 ай бұрын

tween nieces asked for wrinkle cream for Christmas!! HUH???!!!

Honestly, this makes me rethink what happened to me the other week. I was in Sephora asking about colour correctors. When I left, there was a teen/YA girl hiding behind one of the plant pots outside the store. Then a guy, likely from that group started to follow me. He only left me alone when I turned around and he suddenly turned. I though they were late teens, early 20s, but I'm in my 30s and people have thought I was a student because kids look so much older, so I wouldn't be surprised if they were from the nearby highschool mimicking some of these TikTok behaviours.

My oldest just turned 18 and got her first phone. We do not allow electronics in our house until 18. And our tv show are very much monitored and we watch together. This is crazy. I have never been in a Sephora and it just seems crazy that young kids would be concerned with a beauty routine.

This is truly the result of the “ we don’t tell our child ‘no’ crap”

@trishalegere8810

4 ай бұрын

Exactly! I don’t spend that much on skincare. Never did and I’m getting old. Walmart sells the same crap.

@gracieluke

4 ай бұрын

If a parent says 'yes' to everything, this is what happens and when a parent says 'no' to everything they think they have to resort to other things to get what they want. I personally was given multiple talks by my mother (because I went to a private school in a pretty well off area) saying that my friends are not the norm and majority of people do not spend every break going skiing or to another country or whatever. She had to make sure that I knew that people were not as fortunate as I was to do things like go to private school or go to Disneyland. These kids need that talk.

@totally_robin

4 ай бұрын

⁠@@trishalegere8810fr and they have good skincare like bubble 😭😭😭 they have bubble at ulta. plus it’s more cheap there

When I had my daughter, who is now 4, I refused to get her an iPad. I had so many family members saying I thought I was better than everyone else because of this. Some even told me I was not going to let my daughter have a normal childhood. All those family members now say they are glad I did that because they can see the difference between my daughter and all the iPad kids. She has excellent people skills and can spend hours playing with her toys without electronics involved.

@averyk5157

4 ай бұрын

i am the kid who wasn't given an iPad or phone. not to toot my own horn but my parents get so many compliments for how well behaved me and my siblings are. my great aunt used to tell my mom she should get me a phone because all the other kids had them. I'm almost 15, i still don't have one, and I'm doing just fine. she agrees with my mom now😂

@averyk5157

4 ай бұрын

i am the kid who wasn't given an iPad or phone. not to toot my own horn but my parents get so many compliments for how well behaved me and my siblings are. my great aunt used to tell my mom she should get me a phone because all the other kids had them. I'm almost 15, i still don't have one, and I'm doing just fine. she agrees with my mom now😂

@averyk5157

4 ай бұрын

i am the kid who wasn't given an iPad or phone. not to toot my own horn but my parents get so many compliments for how well behaved me and my siblings are. my great aunt used to tell my mom she should get me a phone because all the other kids had them. I'm almost 15, i still don't have one, and I'm doing just fine. she agrees with my mom now😂

@zcorpalpha2462

4 ай бұрын

Ok Question What about school when an IPAD is required, when the child starts school ⁉️ Even home school requires them to

@idioticbagel2833

4 ай бұрын

i didn’t get an ipad til i was like 8-9 and i had very limited time on it plus my mom made us have a certain minimum of outside time a day. you can definitely see how me and my sister was raised when you meet us now.

I work for the local school district, I was in the attendance office calling for students who where not at school and a mom actually said to me “I cant get him to get up and go to school” it took all my energy to not say “girl, you are the mother make him” when i was a kid it was not an option. One time my brother refused to get up and my dad said “if you are not up and dressed by the time i get back i am throwing the rooster in your bed” her returned, still in bed… so in the rooster went! These kids are not even told no because “they might get their feelings hurt” 🙄 My daughter is 3 and she already knows, mama don’t play.

My mom was heavily in the arts world (ballet & flamenco specifically), so I grew up around makeup especially for stage, but I was taught to care for makeup products. My mom let me look around ulta unsupervised and sample things when I was pretty young, probably around 10, but only because I had demonstrated understanding that things were valuable and not mine to destroy.

You realize that the kids aren’t really the problem? It’s the lack of parental supervision and guidance. Every responsible adult has had their hand slapped by their Mama more than once. That’s the way it’s meant to be! 🤣

@unknown_8588

4 ай бұрын

She did say the parents were the problem

@dylancole1910

4 ай бұрын

The whole second half of the video she spent ranting about the parents.

@Noel-Yay

4 ай бұрын

Really? I've never gotten slapped, just whipped. But not anymore. My mom once whipped my brother with a metal tray...

@luna_elvenstar

4 ай бұрын

she said their parents 💀

@StrawberryShortcake_girl

4 ай бұрын

True but the kids can’t be doing that and they should learn some manners and respect for other people

I worked in child care and we all hated the parents who say they practice gentle parenting because their children are the rudest brats because they're not accountable for their actions.

@thetechsavvy0153

4 ай бұрын

Spare the rod, spoil the child.

These kids are growing up extremely misbehaved. I work for a vending company and we sell cookies. I was in a supercenter and this kid starts punching the chips that were on display then runs over to punch my cookies. Mom didn’t care he then pushed everyone aside to film a vlog 😢

@AUDuBs

4 ай бұрын

Well hopefully that kid had a good talking too. Even if it was all for a video, Thats just rude and uncalled for.

@NihssaBuch

4 ай бұрын

@@AUDuBs nah mom was on the phone left him alone in aisle

@HYDROCARBON_XD

Ай бұрын

Moms are males?

@NihssaBuch

Ай бұрын

@@HYDROCARBON_XD 😂😂

As someone who had no make up items till the age of 14 (I'm turning 20 this year) I am so grateful, that my parents did actually care about me

I think everyone underestimates how fun it is to say "No" to people (especially children) 😂

@Jazzatic2011

4 ай бұрын

Its not always fun sadly. But yeaah the shortest word is the most difficult one to understand

@_h3arts4God

4 ай бұрын

honestly it is, its like taking a big weight off your shoulders

@tepiddairy

4 ай бұрын

I said “no” to a kid once and out of literally nowhere a woman who was still on her phone started yelling at me, telling me not to parent her kid- still to this day, WTH.

@leaguixxx9736

4 ай бұрын

@@Jazzatic2011 But the thing is that just them asking is already too late or showing that something has gone wrong, they shouldn't even want that in the first place

@deirdreevangelista856

4 ай бұрын

Some people as adults still don't understand that "NO" is a full sentence!

I've never been so grateful for my strict parents...😅

@snowecaddel9454

4 ай бұрын

Same 💀

@The_NonDescript

4 ай бұрын

I know, lol It's paying off

@Whistlesigmaguy400

4 ай бұрын

I'm glad I don't have strict parents yet I'm still good

@The_NonDescript

4 ай бұрын

@@Whistlesigmaguy400 Your parents probably still chose proper avenues for discipline.

@Whistlesigmaguy400

4 ай бұрын

@@The_NonDescript agreed

OMG I am just horrified and as the parent of an 11 yr old girl, I walked over to my daughter just now and told her that if I ever heard about her going into a Sephora or Ulta store and abusing testers, she would be immediately grounded. She has begged for skincare products because her friends have it and it's a HARD NO!

12 yr here. I used to BEG my mom to let me wear makeup, and one day, she agreed. I was so happy when I went out but realized that it was really iritating my skin, as well as not letting me eat nomally (lipstick) I took it off and never wore makeup again exept for the occasional lip gloss. Thx mom, you the best. :)

As a brand rep, it’s so upsetting to see these young girls coming through asking for product that will ruin their skin before puberty does.

@thetechsavvy0153

4 ай бұрын

B O T O X

@lilpopism

4 ай бұрын

@@thetechsavvy0153won’t help them if their skin barrier is fkd

@igcseclasses903

4 ай бұрын

Yes, exactly, thank u!! I swear I saw some girls who were around, maybe 14 years old, with full faces of makeup, and here I am, a 17 year old who is only allowed wear some kinds of lipstick, blusher and was only allowed to wear black mascara 3 weeks ago😅😅

@TheTrollTrollyYeti

4 ай бұрын

Glad you said it. My gf does makeup professionally and her girls love make up. However max they're allowed is lipstick and eye shadow. As a man I shouldn't even know what these things are 😅

@TheTrollTrollyYeti

4 ай бұрын

​@thetechsavvy0153 horrible idea, botox is worse than makeup. It also does not fix messed up skin, it fills wrinkles. I've told my gf if she does botox I'm out because I know what it is and does

You know what was trendy when I was 10? Colored pens. Everyone wanted this one brand of colored pens. And these Target lip balms that almost looked like lighters and had a cool little slide on the side to push the balm up. Skincare from Sephora?? Nah.

@somebody3558

4 ай бұрын

I remember begging for scented markers and to buy the 4 color ink pens at the book fair.

@daisiepowers9652

4 ай бұрын

Yea!! I loved that lip balm!!!

@theslaycatinahoodie

4 ай бұрын

when i was ten the thing people went CRYING, SCREAMING about were those little clickers that had small straps attached to them. Nobody gave a shit about *skin care*

@QueenofTheater

4 ай бұрын

Bro the only reason why I have a “skincare” routine btw I’m 13 is because I have execma prone skin and have EXTREMELY sensitive so I go to cvs to get my stuff (not the trendy stuff only the things no one heard of)

@Jakub7gg

4 ай бұрын

I used to bite and eat lip balm

If i talked to my mom like that i wouldn’t live to use that skincare 😂

As a teen, everybody is just now realizing this?? I’ve been avoiding these kind of people for like two years because that’s the time period when every teen started to be just downright rude and disrespectful. And it’s not just in the make up stores. It’s in expensive brands like Lululemon and Sephora and ulta as well! Again as a teenager, I’m not going to step foot into a make up store or lululemon until I’m about 17-16. If 11 yr and 12 yr old kids want make up which they shouldn’t, take them to target, or Walmart to get a mascara and some lip gloss😂

"Do you speak to your mother like that?" Oh yes they do. My youngest is 9 and some of her peers make me sick with the way they act. My oldest is 16 and the difference between kids her age when they were 9 and kids my 9 year old's age is wild. These kids need parents who actually parent.

Parents. That's what is going missing nowadays more and more. Parents. Parenting. Caring for your kids.

@greypilgrim228

4 ай бұрын

Two parent households, you need the nurturing side and softness of the mother, and the discipline and sternness of the father to round one out into a fully fledged human being. It's no wonder with the rise of single mother households that crime is increasing, welfare dependence is increasing, children are incapable of hearing no or having any ability to resist all these temptations and influence from social media.

As someone who is 11 years old who started puberty in 3rd grade, I had really bad acne so I got skincare to help and I made sure I cleaned up after myself and was always kind to the workers. Just because of my young age doesn’t mean I don’t need the stuff or that I’m rude. Please give some credit to those who are still kind. But I definitely do agree with this video. If you don’t need it, then don’t buy it. And don’t ruin it for other people who ACTUALLY NEED it

@HYDROCARBON_XD

Ай бұрын

Bro got puberty at 8 ☠️☠️☠️

Back in my late 20s circa 1990s, I noticed a bunch of preteen kids at the movie theater late at night unsupervised. Their parents would just drop them off and they went WILD! Those same kids are now the parents of Gen Alpha.

My younger sister (who is ten) got tons of books and gift cards to book stores when she opened up her kindle she almost cried because she was so excited to be able to read more books. It’s truly sad to see all of the ten years olds in Sephora I’m so glad my little sister isn’t like those ten year olds and doesn’t care about makeup

@Noor-ci7mx

4 ай бұрын

Please look what she is reading also m keep a track on her book categories, saying it as an elder sis

I would be so embarrassed if my daughter acted like that, but I also would not let her browse makeup alone at 10/12 years old. Insane.

@badmaidz

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, I was born late. I'm supposed to be 18 right now but due to my dad's back problems, I was placed in 2009. I hate the girls in my class because they only talk about Stanley's and drunk elephant. When I call them out, I literally get side eyed and they just hate me in general. I do have my own skin care but they're just acne stuff. I feel so childish 😢 Im at the stick of gen z because if you didn't know, gen alpha starts in 2013 if you didn't know. I'm a,so tall for my age and my classmates are so short like. .. 4 foot 3 it's crazy. These kids need home training or maybe an African mom.I think that if you haven't even started your periods you really shouldn't be using skincare

@caitlingill

4 ай бұрын

@@badmaidzwhat do you mean by placed? Are you saying that you could have been born a few years earlier?

@ragtimegals

4 ай бұрын

12 years old watching makeup videos is normal. That’s when I was watching Michelle Phan, and I don’t think it had a negative effect on me. But I was using like $1 wet n wild stuff, not rich old lady skin care.

@laurab9518

4 ай бұрын

I remember being interested in teenage stuff just before turning 9 and I was born in 1985. It’s normal

@laurab9518

4 ай бұрын

I remember being interested in teenage stuff just before turning 9 and I was born in 1985. It’s normal

As a 13-year-old raised by older parents I can say that seeing everyone around me act differently and then telling myself that it would NEVER slide with my parents is real.... One time I was at my friend's house and her parents asked her to do something and she started arguing with them like, girl I would have been grounded for 3 weeks.

This is correct! Most kids now watch influencers use trendy products which then they proceed to ask their parents for expensive skincare and makeup. ( mostly ) One thing I have to say is that everyone has different skin types and that it isn’t safe to go running off to your local Sephora and getting products that are trendy on the internet. You truly never know if they are safe and beneficial for your skin, but most kids will get the product anyways to follow recent and current trends online. EDIT : don’t even get me started on the broken testers, such as drunk elephant. Smoothies is what everyone calls them and it is fine to test out some products but unfortunately kids don’t clean it up causing the testers to be left disgusting while the employees have to replace expensive things at Sephora.

As a mom of a 12 year old girl, I think the police should be called so the parents are made aware of the situation. I take my daughter to Ulta for products because of her eczema but I teach and model respect for the store, employees, and products.

@therealshino4607

4 ай бұрын

When I was a kid we had a store that sold everything rifht by the middle school. When kids stole shit, broke shit or ykw the managers called the police and parents and it was treated right then and there. No biggie and no real legal trouble I work at that store now as an adult 10 years later. I see kids shoplift and damage goods and im helpless. I cant reprimand them without getting into trouble with management and now my managers cant do whatbthey used to cause oarents will freak. I do remember my boss, she tried to talk to parent's about a bubch of kids crasbing a cart into a display and got a Karen freakout and then nothing happened.

@alys_grace_

4 ай бұрын

Omg as a fellow girl with eczema I really feel for your daughter it's so itchy and annoying. If you need product recommendations of stuff that works I'm here for u😄

@ragtimegals

4 ай бұрын

Police should be called??? wtf…

@purplefrog946

4 ай бұрын

do you know eczema friendly make-up?@@alys_grace_

@darlingdeb7010

4 ай бұрын

The parents clearly don't care. Who leys a 10yr old run around a mall by themselves?

12 year old here. I’m in the ‘gReAt’ category of a preteen. I watch your videos as a bit of guidance on what to do and what not to do. There are kids in my grade, 12 and 13 year olds, who I invited to my 12th birthday party. I am very thankful they all got me gifts, but believe me when I say that there was not a single gift that you would expect a 12 year old girl to have. I got face creams, hand creams and good quality makeup that isn’t made for my age. Again, I am thankful they got me gifts, and it’s not like I’ll never use these things. It just makes me realise that last year, before all this ‘sKiNcArE’ I got paints, crafting supplies, books and toys for my birthday. It makes me a bit sad that some girls are just so desperate to grow up. Honestly growing up makes me scared! 😅

@jewelweed6880

3 ай бұрын

Growing up is not all unicorns and puppies. We all get there. Bills. Bosses. We can't eat ice cream for dinner every day without consequences. You make all your own choices, but you only have so much time, because you have to work instead of go to school, and you have to pay for everything you want. Adult independence is dependent on so many not fun factors. Enjoy being a kid while you have the chance. Sounds like you are making good choices for you age, don't let other kids change you.

@mysteryheart53

3 ай бұрын

Smart move girl! Keep making wise choices 🎉

@gregorywalker3196

3 ай бұрын

Girl trust me you are going places ❤❤❤

@katiek2854

2 ай бұрын

YES! I'm a preteen and the girls in my class have so much skin stuff!

@Def_Not_Morgan13

2 ай бұрын

I agree 100%... I'm 13 but still it is appalling

I’m 14 and I have been to Sephora once at a Kohl’s and have never purchased from Sephora. I have absolutely no desire to either I literally use Mary Kay skincare that I am so greatful for and it works great.

OMG Brett loving your workspace. So cozy and pretty. Holy cow marketing makeup to kids is so messed up.

My daughters are 8 and 11. They did each others make up earlier today while playing. They used mostly glitter "hand me down" products from me. You could only see it in the sun 😂 this is how childhood makeup should be lol

I’m an Indian 12 year old, and I used to be sad that my parent wouldn’t get me any of the “trendy” stuff, but I’m so grateful that they have actually disciplined me and given me a childhood

@alenajaweed

4 ай бұрын

SAME but im 13

@Kiy0m11

4 ай бұрын

Same I only get plushies and books:)

@xoxo.charchar

4 ай бұрын

I’m a fellow 12 year old and I think that it was a good idea that your parents did that. When I can’t get trendy items yes it’s upsetting but it could be for a good reason.

@steevs7912

4 ай бұрын

Same and I'm 36. It's good to know there are other kids out there like mine that have some decency. Thank you and your parents.

@samiyathe80sLover

4 ай бұрын

same but im 11

They should put testers up on high shelves

@xtracredits23

3 ай бұрын

lmao fr

I’m so glad that Australia isn’t as makeup and social media as much as America and other countries. If you ask any of kids my age (12/13) if they wore makeup at 10, I guarantee they’ll say no. But if you ask kids just a few years younger. They’s a bigger chance it’s a yes. It’s so sad.

I'm honestly just worried for these girls. Your preteen years are the last time you get to just enjoy playing and being a kid. They have the rest of their lives to worry about how they look.

@Hannahyapsalott

4 ай бұрын

It was SO hard going from a pre teen to a teen in this world bc there was nothing for me to do and watch or play every thing is for little kids or adults

I was in Sephora and a woman with her 10 year old child pushed my mom and me. We were looking at products one second the next we were shoved aside the women steps in grabs products puts it on herself then her daughter and then they looked into the mirror telling themselves how beautiful they were. Now the little girl imitated her mothers ever word and move. Ya if the kids are this way the parents are.

@DEC3ASE

4 ай бұрын

When I was 12 I went to sephora for a concealer to use for my dance concert I personally think it was one of the most wholesome interactions I've had in a store.

Wonderful video and great insights! Can we hear more about the beef tallow skincare?!

These kids need to be stopped!!! I’m a tween and am too scared to ask someone to move that I’ll awkwardly stand behind them for as long as it takes for them to get their product just so I can get my generic face wash. What worse is that if/when I go to Sephora or Mecca (with my mum) I’ll be side eyed by every worker there, I mean can you blame them though? 90% of tweens nowadays are rude, selfish, and don’t know what manners are.

As a freshly 15 year old I am embarrassed at my own generation

@crystalyn2855

4 ай бұрын

Gen Z?

@violetnorwen8491

4 ай бұрын

Same girl

@chaylagood1757

4 ай бұрын

Same girl and I’m going on 20 lol

@bukkyolanrewaju6499

4 ай бұрын

Girl same here. Im 16 and still dont have a phone. Hated it at first but now im so happy my parents held off on it. praying for our gen fr.

@thetechsavvy0153

4 ай бұрын

"[Dang], those alien [Psychopaths] are gonna pay for shooting up my ride!" -Duke Nukem

We went to the mall at 10-13 by ourselves in the 90s. If we had done that, security would’ve been called and we’d be sitting in the room of shame with all the thieves until our parents picked us up. Would’ve likely had a stern lecturing by the guard until they got there.

@MargieM10

4 ай бұрын

I'm old but my parents told me if we screwed around in the mall and they got carried we would never go back again. The worst we did was ride the elevator over and over 😂

@kadygirlforever

4 ай бұрын

We had fountains in our mall, the worst that happened was someone was dared to jump in 😂 simpler times

@FirstNameLastName-wt5to

4 ай бұрын

@@kadygirlforever Foaming the fountains at the front of neighborhoods became a thing in high school. And we thought we were really living on the edge.

@kadygirlforever

4 ай бұрын

@@FirstNameLastName-wt5to 😅 a guy drove his car into our school pond senior year and didn’t get to walk for his diploma. Here, decades later, he would’ve been TikTok famous.

@kadygirlforever

4 ай бұрын

@@FirstNameLastName-wt5to actually I’m starting to think we were worse without the distraction of our phones

Is super sad ! Thanks Brook to high your voice.

I am so glad you brought up the point about Disney Channel's influence for our generation. It is extremely true, even in my own life. I remember emulating behaviors I saw on television as a preteen. On TV, they played the laughing clip after a character would act out, and so it seemed funny, but when i tried these behaviors IRL, i would be rightfully scolded by my parents for being rude or bratty. I never realized how big of an impact TV personalities had on our behavior development until now. It also makes me super concerned for the generation that had tik tok to influence them at 9 years old along with uninvolved parents that won't properly scold them for acting out.

As a 14 year old girl and part of the "ipad gen" (who grew up devoid of an ipad) its weird to see how much free reign these kids get and how the kids seem to be parenting their own parents.

@mackenziej8980

4 ай бұрын

No joke same situation like when I was 10 I was still asking for American girl dolls

@Gaukilicious

4 ай бұрын

Thats what im saying!! And my younger brother is so spoiled that my parents just basically gave up on him

@Leaper8674

4 ай бұрын

Aren't you Gen Z?

@distortionistxx

4 ай бұрын

ur technically part of Gen Z!! be grateful ur not part of Alpha 💀💀

@H___________________________

4 ай бұрын

@@mackenziej8980same!! I played with Barbie’s until I was like 11 or 12

Sephora, you have the right to ban children from being in the store. Do it. To add, if these parents aren't disciplining the children, IT'S UP TO US TO DO IT.

@MamaMOB

4 ай бұрын

I grew up in the 80s. Back then if you did something stupid in a store you'd get "punished" by whatever adults saw you then they'd bring you to your parent and then the parent that was there "punished" you. Then when you got home your parent who was there told the parent who wasn't and the parent who wasn't there "punished" you. I think we need to bring "punishment" back.

@RobuxforAva

4 ай бұрын

Not every kid is a bratty or rude

@ravenclawgirllover3648

4 ай бұрын

​@RobuxforAva exactly I'm 12 and when I buy make up or skincare I ask for help if needed Don't make messes and I say please and thank you to the workers

@artsyfartsynerdywordy

4 ай бұрын

@@ravenclawgirllover3648 You do not need skin care at 12 years old, you are going to ruin your skin by using these things unnecessarily at too young of an age. You just turned old enough to take a full adult size Tylenol, you do not need skin care.

@artsyfartsynerdywordy

4 ай бұрын

@@RobuxforAvano one said they were, hush hush sweet summer child.

I really like this episode. Thanks Brett 💕

Smooth transition to your ad sponsors!! 🔥🔥🔥

My wife recently bought something from Sephora, and then received an email saying 1% of her purchase was donated to some LGBT nonsense group. So that’s the last her or my sisters will be purchasing anything from Sephora.

@flameepidemic4839

4 ай бұрын

Damg if my purchase is going to be donated it better be something useful like cancer research or something like that

@boosqueezy2418

4 ай бұрын

that’s why i won’t buy their stuff. i’m 100% opposed to that cause

@Jypsie415

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for the heads up!

@7uhv

4 ай бұрын

Yeah I boycott sephora and Ulta

@davidpaul9961

4 ай бұрын

@@flameepidemic4839 yeah, and she tried to return it as soon as she saw the donation email. And they said they could not, it was already being processed or something. Really annoying.

This goes beyond good skincare and looking cute in the cafeteria. It’s a generation of zombie mean girls.

@RobynJay

4 ай бұрын

Yes it is! My daughter who is 11 tells me about these girls at her school. Thankfully no one is bullying her but she doesn’t understand why so many are obsessed with makeup and come to school with full faces of makeup on.

@ananya255

4 ай бұрын

I completely blame their parents. They are kids, so they're influenced by what environment they're in. Who in their right mind would give their kids this much money for makeup? That's how you raise entitled karens

@sxatcychan1988

4 ай бұрын

​@@RobynJay I say go the petty route. Teach her good skincare, as well as how to apply mascara and eyeliner. She'll easily stand out in a school full of clowns.

@MaryamFaisal-qi2ro

4 ай бұрын

@@RobynJay As a 13 year old, there are kids in my grade who come to school with makeup so thick you could cut through it with a scalpel. I've never seen an 11 year old like that, though, the ones in my school look like kindergarteners.

@deirdreevangelista856

4 ай бұрын

@Robynjay Its a sickness, the parents put screens in front of their kids as babysitters and let their kids do whatever they want. There is no discipline or telling their kids no. They ha e been overendulged. And have learned to be obnoxious and act entitled. That is what you get from not acting like a parent. You don't bother disciplining your kids ,they'll walk all over you. Its a new generation of Narcissistic spoiled children who don't grow up. And as adults create chaos everywhere they go, unable to deal with the real world. Problems with relationships, with work, and making the rest of pick up their slack.

This is coming from a tween in middle school. I would like to do skincare, but I am waiting a few years to do so, just to make sure I don’t destroy my skin at a young age. My mom has always make sure that I am responsible, respectful, and kind to strangers, and when I finally go to Sephora I plan on having my mom and older sister to help me, since she knows 10x more than me about it.

@lagrimas.de_flor

4 ай бұрын

Girl, you can do skin care, buy a cleanser, sun screen and a moisturizer, that's all you need at your age. Very simple yet effective 😊

@user-ek7ed9vq4o

3 ай бұрын

Why do you “want” to do skincare?

I am 14, I have 3 jobs lined up for this summer, my mother has told me I have to buy my own phone buy my own car, pay for my own car insurance all at 16, I will have no help paying anything. My 9 year old sister gets money from my parent’s for ulta whenever. I’m scared she will never be able to stand on her own.

I have a cousin who just turned 10 and I am so so happy that her parents are against using chemicals in general on top of that, they barely give her screen time; not to mention, they are always busy with work, but always find time for their girls . Instead of focussing on her looks, she enjoys reading novels, baking and singing. I am so proud of her parents for letting her have a childhood and be a kid.

@kalinageorgiev

4 ай бұрын

That's good parenting. Sounds like she is a Disney princess of some kind 🌸

@origamikiddo2625

4 ай бұрын

I know of a few families from church with girls this age, probably 4-5 kids total. Most are homeschooled but they remind me of me at their age. They probably dont even know what a Sephora is, certainly have no idea the brands that are loved. They have conversations with their moms about getting their ears pierced and nail polish. Most of them use screens, but time is limited and content is monitored. I doubt any have an instagram or go on it. So the good news is, there is hope and no, not every kid this age is like this. I really agree with the last tik toker talking about all the beauty stuff and anti-aging vs being authentic selves and embracing wrinkles, etc. I don't hate makeup, but I use very little, like eyeliner and concealer so I don't look as tired as I probably am. I think its fine to know how to use it if thats of interest to you, but not to unhealthily depend on it. It will be interesting to see what happens in the future when we have this crew of homeschool kids with more common sense and real life experience, survival skills kids and the ipad screen kids and what sort of civil war that will start.

@Firstfalconfree

4 ай бұрын

Sounds like us. We homeschool, screen time is very limited and monitored, and the kids spend hours outside playing. We read books, cook/bake, milk goats, gather eggs, etc. My 9 year old has no idea what Sephora is, and the closest thing she gets to makeup is a little tallow balm if she gets a sunburn or dry skin. These Sephora tweens would probably think she's nuts and ignorant of trends, but Kiddo can grow a garden, makes a great taco salad, and plays with her little siblings without (much 😂) fighting. There are a lot of us out there! Especially in the homeschool and homesteading communities, but we are also in public schools with 2 working parents. Gen Alpha has plenty of delightful, polite kids- they just aren't the ones having tik toks made about them. All that said, I don't like making judgments about these kids and their parents based on these short interactions. Who doesn't remember the kids in middle school that went along with the "mean girls" to avoid being ostracized or made fun of? It's not the right thing to do, but it doesn't mean they are doomed to be awful, spoiled, rude adults. Fingers crossed that some adult in their life loves them enough to teach them differently.

As a 15 year old, when I go to the library there's no teen section anymore, nearly everyone is vaping or doing some type of drugs, school work is the last priority with dating someone being the first, some of my teachers act like kids sometimes and am currently being forced to wear clothing i don't like and many are telling me i should be bi when it's not even my priority when mine is actually just wanting to do well in school

@d3rpwolf785

4 ай бұрын

Love that you're staying true to who you really are. Continue to be a leader and good influence on your friends. Keep focused on your goals ❤ Drugs and flings are nothing but a waste of time. Also can be life ruining...lol also that

@caitlingill

4 ай бұрын

Why are they telling you you should be bi? What does that even mean in this instance?

@caitiwilliams4895

4 ай бұрын

@@caitlingill tbh i have no idea why they're telling me to be bi but i have honestly just given up with the amount of people that already think I'm in any way gay even though I'm not

@gwennvy

4 ай бұрын

Be real it's your choice to engage in things. When I was in high school I moved to south Florida of all places two years ago and had no problem doing well in school while ignoring people. Nobody is forcing anything on you

@aphrodieMonkey

4 ай бұрын

That's fckin disturbing. Sheesh bless your soul, stay focused & corrupted, don't let weirdos put messed up shit in your head, Good luck. and I don't know whos forcing you to wear clothes but you shouldn't roll over

It even goes younger. I worked daycare and one girl set up a mirror block, and started dancing, doing the stanky leg, like she was making a tick tok. The behaviors are terrible because their parents don’t parent.

I worked in a cosmetics department for a decade, we had to do the same with testers.. not just testers but basically anything of value had to be locked up. Sad.

I have been working in childcare for 5+ years. I have been everything from a nanny, preschool teacher, dance teacher to littles, and a camp counselor. I just had quit my last nannying job because the kid was so bad and since I am pregnant it was DANGEROUS for me to work with him. He kicked, punched, hit, bit, and threw stuff at me if I turned off the TV or told him he couldn’t watch hours of his tablet. His mom told me it was “normal 4 year old behavior.” 🙃

@vanillapinkfluff3477

4 ай бұрын

That’s horrible. I get that they’re just small kids who cry and and yell but they should teach their kids to have some respect and manners.

@ktg3811

4 ай бұрын

The main reason probably why that 4-year-old is so attached to his phone and the TV is probably cuz his mother doesn't really care for him as much he probably spends more time looking at her phone than talking to her child.

@traczebabe

4 ай бұрын

Glad you didn’t fall for that lie. How scary!

@rebeccazeman9309

3 ай бұрын

That's crazy. Would I consider it normal for a 4 year old to occasionally hit a friend when fighting over a toy? Sure. Not horribly concerning. But to have that kind of a response to an authority figure over the TV? Absolutely not. My son just turned 2 and says "bye mickey" when I turn off his mickey show. Occasionally if he's extremely tired he starts to get upset but not like that. If my son ever hits or kicks over the TV he won't be watching TV anymore. End of discussion.

@sophiagrobler6588

3 ай бұрын

I’ve had something similar happen since being pregnant! My friend’s 3 year old will not stop hitting my stomach and throwing stuff at it! My friend does absolutely nothing she just says it’s normal for his age.. after getting tired of physically having to defend myself whenever I see them, I’ve actually distanced myself from my friend and her family

I'm a teenager, (not saying my exact age) and I have no skincare routine whatsoever and I've worn only mascara twice in my life. These 10-year-olds are absurd and it's absolutely frustrating seeing them get away with it. So glad you covered this. Edit: I have a skincare routine, but it consists of 3 things. Washing my face, acne thing, and moisturizer.

@professionalprocrastinator

4 ай бұрын

I hope you have a great rest of your childhood!

@axelge1877

4 ай бұрын

If youre over 13, you should have a skincare routine tho, not make up, expensive serums or anything, just proper hygiene.

@Akvideo123

4 ай бұрын

I'm a teenager as well and don't wear to much makeup and never been in Sephora. It's absolutely ridiculous because id never considered wearing makeup as a tween

@Brooke-de6df

4 ай бұрын

Same

@lacali2346

4 ай бұрын

All you need to do is wear sunscreen babe. I wish someone told me that in my teens. God bless

I’d love to hear more about this beef tallow for your skin!

I just love your show. Gonna subscribe

I'm a tween and I think it's absolutely ridiculous that children and tweens are buying excessive makeup and skincare when all they really need is to wash their face with water and maybe a bit of lip balm if their lips are dry. That's what I do personally and there aren't any Sephoras near me since I live in England but I still see children on social media obsessing over these products and tbh it's the parent's fault for letting their child buy all of these things and be exposed to it.

@lilsnarvs3845

4 ай бұрын

same im a teenager and im so confused over this entire thing. all u need is some acne wash, moisturizer, and sunscreen. maybe lip gloss idk. ive only been to sephora once and that was when i was 8 and my mom needed fancy makeup for a wedding she was attending. i still remember i felt so grown up but after a few hours i got bored out of my mind 🤷‍♀️

@violetnorwen8491

4 ай бұрын

I'm 18 on Friday and I only wear make up in June for my dance show, and maybe if I go to a fancy party (which happens maybe once a year) ❤

Don’t give them iPads or access to TikTok. This is not some big mystery we have no answers to.

@rylee9883

4 ай бұрын

agreed, when kids have access to social medias like tiktok they see all these older girls using products that isn’t made for younger skin and immediately are sucked into the rabbit hole of skincare and makeup

@btshwaiting

4 ай бұрын

exactly and then to top it off the parents actually give them money and let them go shopping all by themselves@@rylee9883

@SunnySlays101

4 ай бұрын

wowzers. Im completely changing my comment because of how much hate im getting from my opinion. Why cant i share my opinion without getting hate? Its messed up. i doubt some of the people who replied actually read my entire comment. I included i would definitely have screentime to prevent kids being on devices everyday. Please just stop. All im doing is how im sharing how i would parent. Messed up.

@user-xx7eb5du5b

4 ай бұрын

like i dont have tik tok and i am a teen

@larkintheking3405

4 ай бұрын

@@SunnySlays101 You cant possibly say that seriously.. kids have been more depressed since we give them screens, that they were from the 50s to the 90s. You are perpetrating the generational problem. Congrats !

I feel like it’s not just the age but really just the manners of people. Some kids are very sweet and are kind to the employees and to items in the store.

It has gotten out of hand, but I grew up in the 2000s-2010s and I saw so many of my friends trying to “grow up too quickly..” it was disheartening and incredibly difficult to stand up to. So grateful my mom encouraged me to get outside, build forts, catch frogs, and play in the dirt. She taught me to value my innocence and childhood

I am 14. I am sooo glad my parents are not like this. They have a good teaching style and good dicipline. I get so annoyed with even other kids my age sometimes

@AllisonMarie1993

4 ай бұрын

Wow. You are very mature and well spoken. Good for you and your parents! ❤️

@dougfowler1368

4 ай бұрын

Good for you, this video just inspired the devotional i'm going to write, as I'll share there (once I fully develop it), have patience and encourage them they can be better, as the Bible says they are fearfully and wonderfully made and they don't have to fall for all this outward stuff. When they see you humbly living a life of faith in yourself without all that, and have in confidence in yourself, they will listen when you explain how it's what's inside that counts. (No, this is just a youth group one and not an online one, but you can see the series. I did for 3 years years in a blog at youthovercomingtheworld over at blogspot. And I will share that there is a young teen who said what you did. Keep standing tall in this broken world!)

@spike_of_ize

4 ай бұрын

fr, I am scared of talking to Adults and they insult them 💀

@bruhreallyaustin

4 ай бұрын

fr im literally 12 never once been to Sephora only goes to ulta to get my 14 dollar cleanser and to Walmart to get my 8 dollars one this is outta control

@KeyFChicken

4 ай бұрын

Based 14 year old

I worked in luxury beauty retail for 16 years and finished my career 7 years ago as a Sephora store manager. These little brats where awful then- I can’t even imagine how bad they are now. My mom took me to the Clinique counter at 10 years old for 3-Step skincare and you better believe I had manners!

@skiiminette6725

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, the kids 7 years later act like they weren't bad. At least they have sense now to know this bad behavior is terrible. But I feel like the kids nowadays are just worse because there are no consequences for their actions.

@Someone-kg8qf

4 ай бұрын

I am forever grateful that my grandmother bought me Olay moisturizer and cleanser when I hit my teens, and that's pretty much all a young teen needs, unless they have skin issues. That's awesome that your mom did that for you, my mom would never lol

@minime7375

4 ай бұрын

Why does a 10 yo need a 3-step Clinique skincare routine though?

@Someone-kg8qf

4 ай бұрын

@@minime7375 I think it's far more reasonable than Drunk Elephant, a child doesn't need anti aging products.

@warpedreflection3650

4 ай бұрын

My mother was the same. I only got cleanser and moisturizer when I was a young teenager.

Bretttttt, please what beef tallow?? Need to know about this asap! ❤

What you said about Disney Channel is SO TRUE. My parents stopped letting me watch those shows completely after they saw what it did to my attitude...

I am a teenager myself who didn’t get my own phone until I was 13. I am so so thankful now that I’ve seen the destruction that social media is causing. Even at the high school level, I am seeing freshman who are absolutely ruthless and mean. It’s so disheartening.

@Xaforn

4 ай бұрын

I got a Nokia purely for emergencies, because of my health and my brother had one for sports training. Didn’t have social media til I graduated high school.

@hakugei-_-5800

4 ай бұрын

You're on the right track, keep it up

@Guineadragon

4 ай бұрын

I inherited a phone from my mom when I was 9. Honestly, I wish they didn’t give it to me, or at least only let me have the bare necessities to get in contact with them in emergencies. I feel like there was so much I could’ve done that would’ve actually worked my brain or hands and I just sat on my phone with a bunch of games. But to be fair, I love crocheting and with access to the internet I’ve made some pretty fun and cool things with free online patterns

@katherine7359

4 ай бұрын

omg samee!! i didnt get a phone till 14, and i hated it so much because people around me were already getting phones, but im glad i didnt get a phone so early

@KevinEnjoyer

4 ай бұрын

I look fondly back at the cute little AT&T flip phone I had back when I was 12 years old. An embedded SIM card, a small terrible camera, and a simple message thing that made every conversation interesting. I'd spend 2 minutes writing, "This is so cool, texting you!" and being so excited for the return message even if it would just be a "yeah" or a "bro u ok?"

My daughter is now 9 years old. So my daughter and her friend asked for a sleepover and her mother said yes and so did I, anyways when her friend came over to our place she put her bag down and started unpacking.. I saw her bring out MANY skincare products like body sprays, drunk elephant, bubble and other popular products. Like my daughter doesn’t have any skincare or ANY source of products, she just plays with her barbies in her doll house and her colouring book! I’m very shocked.

@skstudios2948

4 ай бұрын

When I was that age the only thing I unpacked was a stuffed bear and snacks

@AlmedaDavis-yt7pd

3 ай бұрын

Q

@user-di2zv2zz5o

3 ай бұрын

Hahaha I think I only brought Lisa Frank stickers to sleepovers. And maybe a Spice Girls CD

@Avers2010

3 ай бұрын

@@skstudios2948I just brought my unicorn pjs and toothbrush and wanted to eat Dunkin’ Donuts the next morning

@skstudios2948

2 ай бұрын

@@user-di2zv2zz5o Hahaa yeaa and at that time those blade runner movies were a thing. something about vampires idk we use to watch that on VCR 😂

little girl probably got all that sass from disney channel @ 8:26

My first stop is kenji, love the teddies!! Xx

As a 13 year old that has NEVER been at Sephora I would be so scared to go alone even with my friends. My parents are so strict I secretly buy dollar store mascara I just want a concealer to cover my acne. I felt so embarrassed because some people aren't rude and bratty but fr I think they should have a policy of 14+ or higher even though I wish I could go to Sephora I would not. P.S. I live in Ukraine so Sephora doesnt exist here. P.S.S. I don't have Tik Tok I am thankful because who knows what I would turn into. Thank you who read this coment

@ravenclawgirllover3648

4 ай бұрын

I hope your okay in ukraine

@somebodynobody.25

4 ай бұрын

I don't got tik tok either and I DON'T WANT IT also I hope ur ok ♥︎👍🏽

@gafialazarchuk

4 ай бұрын

@@ravenclawgirllover3648thank you I’m fine I do have Ukraine blood but I do have a American passport But all of our airports are closed lol but thank you I hope you are also ok ❤

@gafialazarchuk

4 ай бұрын

⁠@@somebodynobody.25Thank you for checking i am ok and same I don’t want tik tok 🩷🩷

@axosrain4825

4 ай бұрын

Oof acne. I remember being 15 and trying to cover that up. I did take vitamin E in high school. That helped. I seriously hope you're safe and stay safe! 🫰 junk foods and greasy foods never help the skin....and drink drink lots of water to stay hydrated!

It’s crazy what an 8 year difference makes. When I was 8-12 I was watching power rangers and running around my neighborhood. My generation is the worst, I’m lucky to be growing up in a family with values.

@JoeKing837

4 ай бұрын

When i was 10 my parents used to beat me

@chef_boysauce4399

4 ай бұрын

@@JoeKing837womp womp

@Candycloud_19

4 ай бұрын

same I was not worried about missing a Disney channel show after school not going to Sephora 💀😭

@Sun.Shine-

4 ай бұрын

Power rangers was an era ✌️

@Cupcake_Royale

4 ай бұрын

@@chef_boysauce4399wtf

i’m 13 i go into sephora/ulta for skincare/makeup bc i have acne. i only go in there w my older cousins when they go (15-17). i feel so bad for all those employees who have to deal with those kids. if i talked or acted like that my dad would beat the crap out of me.

@ElinWinblad

4 ай бұрын

Acne is caused by hormones not dirt

Do you guys remember if you had a build a bear you were cool…. No just me 🤣😭

I’m almost 25, and I still don’t REALLY know what retinol, vitamin c, serums, and most skincare does for your skin. This is ridiculous

@BlueDauntless

4 ай бұрын

It all has to do with your skin type and what your skin needs.

@epicnessfin

4 ай бұрын

Honestly same, all these girls I see that are my age online have these crazy, complex skincare routines, meanwhile I'm still trying to figure out what a serum even is 😭😭

@badmaidz

4 ай бұрын

I don't use skincare but I have lots of acne scars and I only use a face wash, vitamin c (pretty sure no retinol) so my face can look normal lol. I dot wear makeup thou and i dont even have a phone lol. So it reAlly depends on who raised you because my mom is and old gen African mama so disk who's raising my annoying preppy classmates (sorry my grammar is bad, I typing on pc) 8th grade sucks lmao

@aneizl

4 ай бұрын

Time to start the preventative measures then.

@DEC3ASE

4 ай бұрын

getting into a skin care routine at any age should be encouraged as long as it is appropriate for the skin and age. A tween does not need sephora, and if they do have skin concerns, they need to consult a dermatologist, not go to a high end cosmetics store.

My mom didn’t let me wear makeup till age 16, that’s the best decision she could’ve ever made. I’m most definitely doing this with my kids.

@BlueDauntless

4 ай бұрын

My mom let me for cheer performances (also kinda mandatory) but then caved when I entered high school. It wasn’t much, foundation, eye makeup up, and mascara. It was just enough to “fit in” but it also wasn’t very heavy either.

@Stoopy_Aster

4 ай бұрын

My parents have never said no to me wearing makeup, but I have just barely started wearing it, partly because I was kind of embarrassed. But i am glad I didn’t start till now, and that even though I was probably on electronics a little too young, I have still kept my sanity as well.😅

@kona6372

4 ай бұрын

I mean waiting til 16 would make them mad bc of the generation there in I’d say give them a little bit of mascara when their 14, it is what my dad told me and I only wear mascara and highlighter in my inner corners and I’m happy my dad made me wait until then even though I asked when I was 11

@thisaccountisnotinuse.

4 ай бұрын

16 is kind of old tbh (I don’t want to sound rude) 11 or 12 is a good age to start wearing a little makeup imo because that’s when girls start getting breakouts and stuff and they might want to cover it

@Millieanna

4 ай бұрын

my mom wont let me touch anything in any store till my hands are the size of hers 😂

Man as I watch all this, I look back and go "you know I hated my parents did this to me back then, but now, I am thankful" as I reflect about how my life is now, and how I act. Side note to this all, it brings up something interesting. 10+ years back had a talk with a friend at the time about hackers in videogames, and it was appearing to be a lot of kids. Both of us theorized they did so because they wanted to be as good as the adults (or older people) ... completely different world, with kids, trying to grow up too quickly you could say

Thank you for being one of very few positive influences on the Internet, Brett. You've just gotten a new subscriber.

Im 28 and i just learned in what order to put my skincare on like two years ago. I couldn't imagine being robbed of my childhood by having to worry about skincare and makeup vs which new backpack will last all year and look "cool". We are not the same.

@Charlie_maie

4 ай бұрын

Agree I am 29 and I dont even have a skin care routine 😂

@feli_draws

4 ай бұрын

I am getting 18 in april but I have never even touched makeup or skincare products. I don't need it anyways.

@user-gz7tb6bg9s

4 ай бұрын

same

@Kwildcat13

4 ай бұрын

Better nutrition is the key , products are still cancer producing crap we slather on our skin

@artsyfartsynerdywordy

4 ай бұрын

I have a dark circle eye cream and a moisturizer, that’s it at 30 years old. These kids are insane.

My sister is 13 now and I’m an esthetician I always advice her on her skin but never do I use retinol or any active ingredients. If she acted the way these kids are acting at a Sephora best believe I will humble her right away. These kids are going to destroy their skin barrier.

@El_Ophelia

4 ай бұрын

You're missing the whole point.

@daisyhoch

4 ай бұрын

@@El_Opheliaor she's just making a different point. No need to be rude

@dinosaurwoman

4 ай бұрын

Um... Way to miss the point.

@paddington1670

4 ай бұрын

yes let's all hope her skin barrier is okay.....but as others have said, you missed the point.

@tofuda5050

4 ай бұрын

@@paddington1670i think she made a great point actually. these kids are destroying their health while their parents don’t bat an eye.

As a 14 year old girl, I use two “skincare” products. CeraVe Oil cleanser and moisturizer and only use mascara once in a blue moon. This is insane!

I totally agree. I am so happy that my young sister loves Clair's.

I’m a freshman in college , and I’m a pre med major to one day be a dermatologist and I was looking at Paula’s choice SA exfoliation for my 31 year old sister in law , and this 10 year old kid grabs it out of my hand and said “ I need this more than you do “ so I look at her face and go “ I’m a doctor for your skin (I lied , I will be tho 😂) and that will harm your skin and if you don’t wear sun screen you will get cancer “ and then I reach down and grab it out of her hand and walked off 😂

@muppet-fan

4 ай бұрын

This is my favorite comment so far😂

@user-bw3qy8ij7y

4 ай бұрын

This is the most cringe comment I’ve ever read yikes on bikes

@Aspen_1256

4 ай бұрын

@@user-bw3qy8ij7ynot everything is “cringe”

@erinm7784

4 ай бұрын

​@@user-bw3qy8ij7y are you 12

I am a 13 year old girl, and I am so sorry for those people in my age group for causing such a problem. Not all of us are like them. I usually only go to Sephora to help my mom buy products, or just accompany her. These young kids have an awful influence by their parents and social media. The best course of action would be to ignore them or tell them to shut it. And once again, I am sorry.

@Catlovesana

4 ай бұрын

Same!

@Ally_cat06

4 ай бұрын

Yes me too and I totally agree, it’s all the child’s fault but doesn’t mean that they shouldn’t get punished but the parents are allowing it which is not okay to either party.

@Ally_cat06

4 ай бұрын

Yes me too and I totally agree, it’s all the child’s fault but doesn’t mean that they shouldn’t get punished but the parents are allowing it which is not okay to either party.

@Ally_cat06

4 ай бұрын

Yes me too and I totally agree, it’s all the child’s fault but doesn’t mean that they shouldn’t get punished but the parents are allowing it which is not okay to either party.

@Ally_cat06

4 ай бұрын

Yes me too and I totally agree, it’s all the child’s fault but doesn’t mean that they shouldn’t get punished but the parents are allowing it which is not okay to either party.

Smooth transition to ad - i crack up each time😂 all youtubers should do this haha

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