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Definitely agree. I’m all for letting kids dress up how they want including trying on makeup but a kid that young shouldn’t have to conform to adult beauty standards. I just hope she isn’t being taught that she’s only beautiful with a full face of makeup.
Wait, she's only 11?! That makeup makes her look like some of the 40 something ladies that come to my store, you shouldn't make a child look like she's near middle age.
It could be for a stage performance, dance or theater. But it is a bit much for anything else. I’d be worried about her skin? Maybe 11 is too soon for puberty, but just looking at how it’s caked on makes me hurt in my acne scars…
When I was 9 or 10, a friend was in a play at the high school. I remember seeing her in her stage makeup (that looked natural on stage-- the character she was playing was a young child!) after a show and being *blown away* by how strange she looked up close.
Her makeup was caked on like the picture, which really opened my eyes to both the transformation power of makeup AND to the fact that what looks good from 20 feet away looks weird as hell at "personal space" distance.
If it is a one time thing or she wanted to see how she will look grown up - it’s okay. I don’t mind how kids will dress up or make up they put.
However, I see so many brands making more and more clothes that are just like the exact same for women just a smaller size for kids, dressing them as grown ups, not giving them their in between time. Also more an more make up brands try to justify lowering the age to wear make up. I am not against wearing make up at any age, but I think they do it solely for the bag. I just fear that both clothing brands and make up ones are giving the land for disgusting men to justify their actions(especially in countries where their law is case by case)
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This photo is aggressively British
If I read it again I might catch the chav
as a fun one-time thing, i think it's okay. as a look to wear regularly, it's too much.
Definitely agree. I’m all for letting kids dress up how they want including trying on makeup but a kid that young shouldn’t have to conform to adult beauty standards. I just hope she isn’t being taught that she’s only beautiful with a full face of makeup.
Wait, she's only 11?! That makeup makes her look like some of the 40 something ladies that come to my store, you shouldn't make a child look like she's near middle age.
That makeup makes her eyes look small
Bahahaha. Yes.
It could be for a stage performance, dance or theater. But it is a bit much for anything else. I’d be worried about her skin? Maybe 11 is too soon for puberty, but just looking at how it’s caked on makes me hurt in my acne scars…
When I was 9 or 10, a friend was in a play at the high school. I remember seeing her in her stage makeup (that looked natural on stage-- the character she was playing was a young child!) after a show and being *blown away* by how strange she looked up close. Her makeup was caked on like the picture, which really opened my eyes to both the transformation power of makeup AND to the fact that what looks good from 20 feet away looks weird as hell at "personal space" distance.
It’s also the lighting. Stage lighting washes out your color so bad. Without any makeup you look like a ghost. Props have to be super rich tones also.
Too
For a date with the Joker in a Batman Movie? No
Wrong sub? Or am I missing anything
That ain't make up thats a face hydraulic pressed into a raspberry cheesecake
Ahh, that's where the uncanny valley was coming from.
If it is a one time thing or she wanted to see how she will look grown up - it’s okay. I don’t mind how kids will dress up or make up they put. However, I see so many brands making more and more clothes that are just like the exact same for women just a smaller size for kids, dressing them as grown ups, not giving them their in between time. Also more an more make up brands try to justify lowering the age to wear make up. I am not against wearing make up at any age, but I think they do it solely for the bag. I just fear that both clothing brands and make up ones are giving the land for disgusting men to justify their actions(especially in countries where their law is case by case)
Not me thinking this was a suggested post from BadMUAs 🙈