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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ok, I'll play devils advocate here. For our family this just isn't financially feasible. Also, Sephora/appearance based capitalist consumption isn't the type of thing I want to encourage when it comes to female bonding. So I would compromise and say, hey, let's go for a walk, or a hike, or to one of the free museums downtown, and then we can grab a starbucks or whatever.
But let's offer these girls some alternatives to dwelling on their faces.[/quote]

It doesn't have to be Sephora. Just something you can do regularly with your DD.
My teen isn't into many things Sephora sells so that's not something I can rely on.
She does like crafting but classes don't always fit into her schedule 
We noticed during the pandemic that stores like Michaels has youtube videos for various crafts you can do at home with your DD. There are also other crafty houtubers for anything your DD maybe interested in from jewelry making to knitting to painting, etc. These videos usually list the supplies needed. Just pick something in your price range.[/quote]

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