Makeup kit for 13yo daughter

[Anonymous]

For an organic option, I like Juice Beauty.

[Anonymous]

Is Glossier only sold online? Who buys make-up without even looking at it, smelling it, or trying it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is Glossier only sold online? Who buys make-up without even looking at it, smelling it, or trying it.

Kids with good skin, who like to try the trends

[Anonymous]

Many many people buy Glossier and makeup online without seeing it in person.

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Anonymous wrote:I would go with Glossier. They do a good job with the natural look. They don’t have many kits, but there is one that includes cloud paint (blush, can also be used on lips), lash slick (non dramatic mascara) and boy brow (eyebrow mascara- eyebrows are a focal area for makeup these days). I would also throw in Sky Wash, which is a great, sheer eyeshadow and maybe a tinted lip gloss.

This is good. But honestly, if she isn’t really into wearing makeup, why push her to wear more? Seems like it sends the wrong message. Not wearing makeup is a good thing.

Yeah I hear you, and I generally don't push her into these directions. But I also want to give her options, just because I'm a non-make-up-wearing, non-conforming feminist doesn't mean I shouldn't show her other paths too.

But is she asking for more options? If she isn't, I'd leave it alone.