Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have 10 and 13 year olds and it's all the rage (along with Lululemon legging). It's ridiculous that preteens should be using incredibly expensive skin care products. Unless they have issues like bad acne, there's no need for them to use anything beyond Cetaphil and moisturizer. Though if she has very fair skin, it might make sense to use a daily moisturizer that has SPF.
It’s “all the rage” if your girls watch vapid TikTok videos of girls paid to talk about how cool they will make you.
Agree. I have a 14 yr old DD and she doesn’t ask for lululemon, drunk elephant, or Stanley cups.
Omg what a fabulous trendy for being un-trendy child you have 🙄 You know that your attitude is no better, right?
Actually it is. It’s heathy to be an independent thinker and have preferences that aren’t based on what everyone else is doing or says is “in”
Says everyone with no sense of style, who doesn't know what is "in."
^^Gossip Girl has entered the chat.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have 10 and 13 year olds and it's all the rage (along with Lululemon legging). It's ridiculous that preteens should be using incredibly expensive skin care products. Unless they have issues like bad acne, there's no need for them to use anything beyond Cetaphil and moisturizer. Though if she has very fair skin, it might make sense to use a daily moisturizer that has SPF.
It’s “all the rage” if your girls watch vapid TikTok videos of girls paid to talk about how cool they will make you.
Agree. I have a 14 yr old DD and she doesn’t ask for lululemon, drunk elephant, or Stanley cups.
Omg what a fabulous trendy for being un-trendy child you have 🙄 You know that your attitude is no better, right?
Actually it is. It’s heathy to be an independent thinker and have preferences that aren’t based on what everyone else is doing or says is “in”
Right, and to also act like you’re soooo much better than those who are not as independent minded and mature as you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have 10 and 13 year olds and it's all the rage (along with Lululemon legging). It's ridiculous that preteens should be using incredibly expensive skin care products. Unless they have issues like bad acne, there's no need for them to use anything beyond Cetaphil and moisturizer. Though if she has very fair skin, it might make sense to use a daily moisturizer that has SPF.
It’s “all the rage” if your girls watch vapid TikTok videos of girls paid to talk about how cool they will make you.
Agree. I have a 14 yr old DD and she doesn’t ask for lululemon, drunk elephant, or Stanley cups.
Omg what a fabulous trendy for being un-trendy child you have 🙄 You know that your attitude is no better, right?
Actually it is. It’s heathy to be an independent thinker and have preferences that aren’t based on what everyone else is doing or says is “in”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have 10 and 13 year olds and it's all the rage (along with Lululemon legging). It's ridiculous that preteens should be using incredibly expensive skin care products. Unless they have issues like bad acne, there's no need for them to use anything beyond Cetaphil and moisturizer. Though if she has very fair skin, it might make sense to use a daily moisturizer that has SPF.
It’s “all the rage” if your girls watch vapid TikTok videos of girls paid to talk about how cool they will make you.
Agree. I have a 14 yr old DD and she doesn’t ask for lululemon, drunk elephant, or Stanley cups.
Omg what a fabulous trendy for being un-trendy child you have 🙄 You know that your attitude is no better, right?
Actually it is. It’s heathy to be an independent thinker and have preferences that aren’t based on what everyone else is doing or says is “in”
Says everyone with no sense of style, who doesn't know what is "in."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have 10 and 13 year olds and it's all the rage (along with Lululemon legging). It's ridiculous that preteens should be using incredibly expensive skin care products. Unless they have issues like bad acne, there's no need for them to use anything beyond Cetaphil and moisturizer. Though if she has very fair skin, it might make sense to use a daily moisturizer that has SPF.
It’s “all the rage” if your girls watch vapid TikTok videos of girls paid to talk about how cool they will make you.
Agree. I have a 14 yr old DD and she doesn’t ask for lululemon, drunk elephant, or Stanley cups.
Omg what a fabulous trendy for being un-trendy child you have 🙄 You know that your attitude is no better, right?
Actually it is. It’s heathy to be an independent thinker and have preferences that aren’t based on what everyone else is doing or says is “in”
Says everyone with no sense of style, who doesn't know what is "in."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have 10 and 13 year olds and it's all the rage (along with Lululemon legging). It's ridiculous that preteens should be using incredibly expensive skin care products. Unless they have issues like bad acne, there's no need for them to use anything beyond Cetaphil and moisturizer. Though if she has very fair skin, it might make sense to use a daily moisturizer that has SPF.
It’s “all the rage” if your girls watch vapid TikTok videos of girls paid to talk about how cool they will make you.
Agree. I have a 14 yr old DD and she doesn’t ask for lululemon, drunk elephant, or Stanley cups.
Omg what a fabulous trendy for being un-trendy child you have 🙄 You know that your attitude is no better, right?
Actually it is. It’s heathy to be an independent thinker and have preferences that aren’t based on what everyone else is doing or says is “in”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have 10 and 13 year olds and it's all the rage (along with Lululemon legging). It's ridiculous that preteens should be using incredibly expensive skin care products. Unless they have issues like bad acne, there's no need for them to use anything beyond Cetaphil and moisturizer. Though if she has very fair skin, it might make sense to use a daily moisturizer that has SPF.
It’s “all the rage” if your girls watch vapid TikTok videos of girls paid to talk about how cool they will make you.
Agree. I have a 14 yr old DD and she doesn’t ask for lululemon, drunk elephant, or Stanley cups.
Omg what a fabulous trendy for being un-trendy child you have 🙄 You know that your attitude is no better, right?
Actually it is. It’s heathy to be an independent thinker and have preferences that aren’t based on what everyone else is doing or says is “in”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have 10 and 13 year olds and it's all the rage (along with Lululemon legging). It's ridiculous that preteens should be using incredibly expensive skin care products. Unless they have issues like bad acne, there's no need for them to use anything beyond Cetaphil and moisturizer. Though if she has very fair skin, it might make sense to use a daily moisturizer that has SPF.
It’s “all the rage” if your girls watch vapid TikTok videos of girls paid to talk about how cool they will make you.
Agree. I have a 14 yr old DD and she doesn’t ask for lululemon, drunk elephant, or Stanley cups.
Omg what a fabulous trendy for being un-trendy child you have 🙄 You know that your attitude is no better, right?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have 10 and 13 year olds and it's all the rage (along with Lululemon legging). It's ridiculous that preteens should be using incredibly expensive skin care products. Unless they have issues like bad acne, there's no need for them to use anything beyond Cetaphil and moisturizer. Though if she has very fair skin, it might make sense to use a daily moisturizer that has SPF.
It’s “all the rage” if your girls watch vapid TikTok videos of girls paid to talk about how cool they will make you.
Agree. I have a 14 yr old DD and she doesn’t ask for lululemon, drunk elephant, or Stanley cups.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have 10 and 13 year olds and it's all the rage (along with Lululemon legging). It's ridiculous that preteens should be using incredibly expensive skin care products. Unless they have issues like bad acne, there's no need for them to use anything beyond Cetaphil and moisturizer. Though if she has very fair skin, it might make sense to use a daily moisturizer that has SPF.
It’s “all the rage” if your girls watch vapid TikTok videos of girls paid to talk about how cool they will make you.
Anonymous wrote:So, the thing I don't get about this is - with say, the Lulu leggings or the Stanley water bottle, people see that you own those products. What's the point of Drunk Elephant for a middle schooler when you just use it at home. Can't you just say you do? (Not that I think kids should be trying to impress each other, just trying to understand the psychology.)