Oh wow I am pretty early, 4 mins ago?!

Me too

@@Green.Blue109lol atleast we have a place in history!

early aswell

You should check out the Odin wolf situation

Growing up, if I so much as raised my voice, I was afraid my mom would yell at me. I can't imagine being that young and telling off an adult employee; where's the discipline and good manners? What are these kids' parents teaching them?

Same

I'm still afraid to ask them for help and I'm 21 😭

@@angelmalam7960 This is too real. 😭

i mean im 16 and this is still the case, theres are cultural and economic importance in how people act at a young age

Fr!! How do you even spend $900 at Sephora?? If I had $500 of that I could pay for my pet’s surgery, and there’s still $400 left. What are they finding that’s so expensive there?

I’m gonna assume a good majority stole their parents credit cards

Kids having kids ya know

Rich ones. Duh

Who's letting kids in there in general.

sad innit?

@@theelementalkittycrew7590very.

Lol adults going to Disneyland isn't a bad thing unless they start being karens or thinking they own the place

I’m just saying it’s kinda strange

@@chillychili4340 yeah sometimes lol

Heres mine: chap stick for my peeling lips, and this one acne thing (that my DOCTOR reccomended because I have severe acne) and sometimes a lotion but that's it-

Here's mine: that's right, there's nothing there!

Add sunscreen as well^^ Sunscreen is great for everyone regardless of age :))

I’m 16 and use Aveeno oatmeal exfoliant and cerave lotion. Once a month, I will _very lightly_ scrub any sections of my face that have buildup of dry skin with a lemon scrub (that should really only be used as a body scrub) and then rinse it off.

Mine is: WATER

You sound like a good parent! If you need a 3rd place to take your kids and they're old enough try volunteering. It's lots of fun and you can meet lots of people who have similar interests (provided you volunteer somewhere that you care about).

They use they/them ​@@ville__

​@@ville__ what?

@@Flower_clOwnit’s a weirdass bot lmaooo

​​@@graybird8444 I don't think it's a bot, just a rude rando. They've been responding to people in their single community post, but either way, ignore them💜

i will NEVER understand this. i’ll see a video on tiktok of a stranger being recorded in a fun or light hearted moment, and look for the comments questioning filming someone w/out their consent. THERE ARE NONE. people don’t even consider the fact someone’s personal moment is being shared, it’s just more content for us to mindlessly consume 🫶🏼

@@bambiisbonkers tough it also depends on the country. The US has little to no laws about it, but here in Germany, you can sue someone for filming you without consent.

​@strawberryfox8819 But in the US, you can't make money off of their images, IIRC.

@@strawberryfox8819It varies by state. Ex. California is a 2 party consent state, so both the person filming and the person being filmed have to consent. Remember the Kanye and Taylor phone recording drama a few years ago?

@@bambiisbonkersBecause in the US you can film in public, so if they’re in public then it’s free game sadly

Marula fruit

That’s amazing

That's fun

I’m 12 but I only use skincare (and not even that much) for my acne, but people also use it to show off and also just because they treat it almost like a collectible even with perfect skin

I was shopping at Sephora and once told an 11 year old that it's called "drunk elephant" because it's for inelegant wine moms. A little harsh but I was frustrated by the company calling five "vitamers" of vitamin C (basically the same molecule accessorized with a different atom on the end) five different vitamins on a "multivitamin" cream. I'm a sleep deprived biochemistry major.

Based Sephora employee.

I saw tweens fawning over retinol products. RETINOL. For tweens.

@@alphabrenna right?! It’s crazy these little baby humans have no need for retinol lol

Let's gooo. Love you for this

Thats horrific wow

What 😔

Omg. That’s so sad.

w h a t

oh no :(

I am 12 too, but i just like squishmallows, not skincare, it is just strage that the parents are leting the kids buy this.

I am 11, but i am more obssesed with undertale and countryballs than anti aging cream 😭😭

I’m 10 and I’m more a like ULTA kid but like I only have some like jelly cleanser like moisturizer from bubble and a face wash from bubble and some brightening serum from byoma but I was gonna go to Sephora today (no I have never been and I’m not a Sephora kid) and I’ve told my mom about some toner that my brothers ex had I used it a couple times and it worked a lot (it was glow recipe my moms gonna get samples) but like idk why they think they can just raid Sephora and do all this crap and spend thousands of dollars and some stupid makeup and skincare

@@Masky_Review_OFFICIAL omg I love undertale 😭💖

@@NaranjaVentana squishmallows are so cool /srs

🤣😭💀

My sister is a Sephora employee, and one day I picked hẻ up from her shift, I saw a beige mom telling her daughter to sit and wait for her to buy and try her makeup. Like a literally toddler, sitting alone without supervision with a neglectful mother expected sales associates to take care of her?? I feel so bad for the child, like what if she was kidnapped there, accidents. And just the idea that a toddler sitting alone in a beauty store just rub me wrong.

Back in my day unattended kids would be escorted out of stores, even taken to mall security who would put out a loud announcement for parent. Now they are just going thru like gangs terrorizing staff and customers alike? That makes no sense.

I work at a store that sells kind of everything, including toys, so I do have just a lot of unattended kids??? Like sub 12 years old. I tell them they can't be here alone and need to come back with a parent lol bc it's illegal to be unsupervised 😘 Most don't come back but some do bring back parents at least but pls stop leaving your kids alone if they can't even legally stay home alone yet !!!

Apparently they expect waiters to do the same considering how many “screaming child ran headfirst into table and I got yelled at for it” stories I’ve heard

I completely agree. I work for a candy store and it's kind of disturbing home many parents think they can drop their kids off and leave (there are 4 restaurants sort of in the area so if they want to have lunch with their friends kid free they always try to just drop them off at our store.) the kids usually cause a disturbance and I am not paid enough to be a child babysitter. I am way more frustrated with the parents. You either watch your own children or hire an actual babysitter.

Not even all places specifically for kids. They should only treat daycares as daycares.

YOU READ DAYBREAK :0

Literally!! They just let them loose

I think a big part of this problem is the lack of third spaces for younger children and lack of child friendly spaces as many people have said in the video. I mean, even at home; think about all those 'beige' mum influencers. Imagine having your entire life be and world be designed not for you but for adults, all your interactions being some sort of sponsorship or economic action. It's no wonder they have little to no respect for other people, they're actively being taught that they're more important than others if they *just* do this thing like mummy said, like the influencer said, like the tv said. Everything they do, everywhere they go, they are performing, needing to prove that they are more expensive, more, and this is disgusting that they'd even think this, more attractive.

​@@UpRightZ00miesI WAS LITERALLY ABOUT TO CALL THAT OUT I FRICKIN LOVE DAYBREAK

Girl we can tell you majored in psych, you can barely string a sentence together.

AGREE

​@@MeredithBoyle-xq5ojthey shouldn't be able to go in at all tbh.

No kid under the age of 12 should be legally allowed to go ANYWHERE unsupervised. It's a literal child.

@@Name.......... well if their parents wanna go in and are willing to keep an eye on their child then that's different.

Literally, at my 5 and below I wasn’t allowed to go in because I didn’t have an adult with me because too many kids were stealing at that 5 and below. I think Sephora should do something similar like that-

YESSS.

frr

EXACTLYY

Y E S (I’m a teen and I do this)

THIS!!! But drugstore makeup is expensive now 😭 I used to love the fitme foundation from maybelline when I was in highschool it was only 6 bucks it is now 10 DOLLARS!!

I’m near that age and I do simpler makeup (just blush, highlights, eyeshadow and lipstick for parties), play a lot of roleplay games on Roblox (and boys only ones for drama), wear clothes from Target, collect Warrior Cats plushies, read Wings of Fire, relax in the sun outside, turning Life Series/HermitCraft players into dragons, and watching multiple fandoms of videos.

There are many things before TikTok. The Internet is ruining most people, but especially children when unsupervised.

This has been happening on a lesser extreme before social media. Blame society for making girls not feel valuable for centuries.

My mom litteraly made me do self care in 4 grade so I won't get pimples, yet this year I'm going to collage and for all my teenage years I still had pimples and blackheads, many of them. I hated them because my mom said I look terrible, and I need to wash my face, use face mask and so much more to not have them. Now I only use soap for my face and it's better.

@@feliks1785 sorry for this but your mom is/was a terrible person. Telling your very own child that they don’t look good when they already suffer from society stereotypes is so fucking stupid. The fact that those people are even allowed to have kids… it’s good that you’re here (well, I don’t know you personally so you don’t seem like a bad person) but your mom definitely needs a lesson

​@@MoltenLqva I'd say its more on consumerism. Late capitalism has normalized exploiting children as consumers from literally the cradle, so something like this happening was bound to happen.

I 100% agree witih you. I am 50 and have always used gentle products on my skin from around your age. My faves are Aveeno, Neutrogena, La Roche Posay and Cetaphil. They are amazing products and can be purchased at a reasonable price. Most pricey products you just pay for marketing, branding and fancy packaging.

I have a skin picking disorder from OCD but as a kid my doctors were convinced it wasn’t mental and put me on proactive at like 11. I still have chemical burns on my face from it and everything else they’d force me to use so I wasn’t “ugly” anymore. Turns out all I needed was birth control to bring down my acne so I didn’t pick as much and lots of therapy lol. Now everyone asks me “What product do you use?”.

​@@SonderDAzeX-nc6vgi think the OP mean it in a past tense

@@terilerke1849 kk, just seen alot of children on these Stanley and Sephora social commentary vids announce their ages that it is concerning.

Oh my god! That is flat-out abuse.

EXACTLY!! All I get is lipgloss (tower 24/ chapstick) AND PIMPLE PATCHES!

Yea same cuz my cousin is like that but I can’t do anything to change her mind!

I just get cute eyeshadow palletes for holidays and birthday parties (only the ones without the pools) and that’s about it

I was never at Sephora lmao

I'm Italian and I found out about Sephora trough this video- complains about the 10yos rainding the stores.

I go there for just eyeshadow that has glitter (I love anything that sparkles or glows) and my mom is always there too

And if teens and preteens go to the park they get harassed for it "this is for little kids stop hanging around here"

So true, my friends and I would just loiter in different locations as an activity growing up. Usually just in the neighborhood and the mall. And then… you know… we started doing drugs 😂

There should be "playgrounds" specifficaly for teenagers. With taller, more engading and difficult toys/equipment and in a place separate from all the toddlers. I just wish they wouldn't destroy it nor smoke and piss there

LITERALLY like I moved to a city for uni and people here complain about no where to hang out. Like. In my town we went to Walmart to hang out. Or the park, but the weather always sucked, so it was The Walmart.

Yup as someone who lives in a small town I can confirm that there is a drug crisis among children because they’re so bored and easily influenced that they take drugs to have fun

The where would kids go?

@@thelastbird1528 they can go, but supervised.

This makes sense to me, I feel 12 and younger should have supervision

I’m a minor and I am scared of my kind. I don’t use makeup and I only use skincare that helps with acne. But the kids who go there and ruin stuff is terrible. I don’t go to Sephora unless I need stuff for plays, but even then I’m with my mom. We need to stop letting young gen z and old gen alpha do this. ( gen alpha is definitely the ones who do the most damage) but yeah I’m the last year of gen z and even my clan of kids born that year aren’t as bad as my younger friends. LIKE NOO 7 year olds don’t need skin care and makeup 💄 they don’t have acne and they are still young and pretty.

or maybe parents should parent their children better because restricting children from going into spaces is stupid and doesn’t solve the problem

Think about the type of things you did and the content you consumed as a kid. Think about the parents who work who can't really be monitoring their kids closely. I get what you're saying, but also, it's tough to parent

they're a big issue but yeah it is a huge bundle of issues

​​@@sumlem Then don't have kids! Problem solved! If parenting is so tough, why have a child? If I know I have to work, can't monitor every little thing they do, plus the fact that it's hard trying to take care of myself in and of itself, why the hell would I ADD to the hardship, struggling and suffering I'm already plagued with by adding a kid to the mix?!?! And not just one kid but multiple! The o.p. is correct! The parents are garbage and their kids are inconvenient and burdensome to society as a whole! Why the f*** people keep having them is disgusting and incomprehensible!

not only the parents but society as a whole, society took away the preteen stores and magazines that was geared towards kids and encourage kids to jump from being kids to full on adults. there is no preteens or even teens, it's all a push to grow up fast and be adults.

Ignore the troll bots

I worked at a petting zoo where you had to have/be a kid under 12 to gain access. Let me tell you, it was an absolute hellscape

Or if you're a teacher and 100% of your students are gen alpha/genz kids

​@@imjustbellafr bro im gen z but even some of us are terrible

@@echointhedark22Why do you need to be under 12??

@@Blackcat.therian. agreed I can't even begin to explain the stuff I've seen at my highschool or heard from other schools

I’m about that age and love making potions with mud or just completely imaginary items and I guess I really dodged a bullet doing that

I wholeheartedly agree. I've had so many students tell me they don't need school, they'll just make money online or "my daddy gives me more money than you are paid". They are taught nothing but consumerism at home and very few parents supervise online activity.

😂 well-said

Yes, and it's anywhere these gremlins go, parents just buy them a vr headset and be such a little shit in VRchat.

As a pre-school teacher, you’re real for that. It’s true and it’s sad to see especially in such young young kids

No motivation besides creating chaos to feel something due to early developing selfishness

This is the kind of behavior you see online, it doesn't translate well to the real world. And kids don't understand that everything they see is exaggerated and faked and over the top so they try to emulate it. And you're right, it is the job of the parents to explain that. If they aren't old enough to know the difference, they shouldn't be watching it.

​@@sunnyandthechlo Seriously these types of kids are in for a rude awakening when they're adults and someone throws hands when they act like this. There's a lot more consequences to your actions in the world than there is online.

​@@ville__who cares? The kids they bully care

Tbh I'm 20 and when I was 11, some kids were already like that. But yea it's a problem

About the off brand items, I absolutely love that people are starting to call them dupes. Widespread understanding that not everyone can pay for on brand items and recommending good budget friendly alternatives is just amazing

Miscarriages in Gaza have gone up by 300%, c sections with no anesthesia, babies being cut from their dead mother’s wombs. Stand up for Palestine!

Honestly, ever since 2010, seeing little kids with iPod tablets, this was inevitable.

Nope! People are apparently completely ignoring the role these parents play in all this and are instead blaming…. The brands? The companies?

​@@ca678.4I mean I saw on Tik Tok that drunk elefant has a line targeting children. So companies play a part

@@ca678.4 Well maybe if they raised their kid right they would have the common sense of not doing things like this. They need to start watching their kids going in these stores, and if they already are and they’re acting like that they clearly need to work on having more authority. Never let your kids do stuff like this and don’t be scared of them either.

I loved going to bath and body works with my mom. I never got anything except maybe hand sanitizer but I liked sniffing things. I didn't touch what I shouldn't and I stuck close to my mom. Never had problems.

This is so true. I grew up in adult spaces like salons and high end stores because I would behave there. I work as a makeup artist now and it’s my pleasure to humor a well behaved child with some lipstick or perfume or something. No one minds well behaved kids.

Me aswell, I never got anything but I enjoyed looking at the items

@@vexywexypoothe hand sanitizer craze!

Exactly bro. I did my get no bags though you must’ve been lucky 😂

Fr

SAME! My friends have to drag me out of Claire's.... I've never stepped foot in a Sephora before 💀

@@Fluff_Noodles I haven’t either I don’t understand makeup one bit

I’m 27 and always at Claire’s grabbing earrings cause I can’t justify spending hundreds of dollars on them 😅

me but im 20 😭

Absolutely. I teach kids and I see eight year olds walking in with full faces of makeup… I teach sports

@@Idevenkanymore do parents need to know their children don’t need make up because it’s bad for their health at young age

Fr

Even though I may be 12 i’m turning 13 in a few days I know well that I don’t need a full face of make up and children shouldn’t either.

Fr

Lol!

microplastics, just like the rest of us

Dopamine IV drips

@@graceburgan4928mmm yummy microplastics

Weaker gen alphas. These kids are bullies, raised to become feral animals by bad parenting

some of them are even late gen z 💀the 11-13 y/o are gen z 💀

Lmao

He drinks because of the parents indulging rude kids in Sephora.

REAL

Yeah, WHY is it called Drunk Elephant in the first place???

😂😂😂😂😂☠️☠️☠️☠️

What the hell. Why would you get a child stuff from Victoria's Secret

​@@samuelbutler3332 a pushup, no less! An eleven year old only needs a bra for training, not to make themselves alluring. 1 in 6 men already think that.

Parents robbing their own children of their childhood, _and_ endangering them by sexualizing them at such a young age where the kids really can't grasp the weight of what they are being subjected to. That is absolutely horrifying. It's going to cause a lot of challenges for those babies, teaching them that their value is in their appearance and desirability (makeup and nails are one thing, but an expensive push up bra is 1000% sexualizing them). Being exposed to that and the additional inappropriate attention they will get from older men, is going to make it difficult for these young kids to become well-adjusted adults with healthy relationship boundaries. I have professional experience working with pre-teens and teens, particularly kids who are going through really tough situations. All too often our girls are sexualized and objectified at such young ages, and that leads them down dark paths and makes them vulnerable to abuse, assault and self harm. I am genuinely concerned for your nieces and the things this path will expose them to. It's good they have you as at least one sane role model in their lives; it may not seem like much, but your presence will have more of a protective influence than you know. I just hope these little girls are allowed to enjoy being children.

Exactly!! They want them to grow up fast so they can get out

“Hey Reddit, am I the as**ole?”

THIS HAPPENED MORE THAN ONCE ?????

Its like society wants little girls to be victims

@@Asia-dq6jn yes, most of the time it’s because they’re in dance or gymnastics and the kid asked for it. BUT there’s the rarer instance where it was the parent’s idea bc they’re embarrassed of their 13 year old’s hair.

@@yourmom9474 that is so weird that they feel comfortable enough asking another adult to even consider doing that . If they’re not old enough to go to Obgyn they should NOT be even considering that . And that is so sad they’re embarrassed of they’re kid in those ways . I couldn’t imagine the self esteem issues that comes from that

@@Asia-dq6jn agreed. we legally aren’t allowed to do it until a certain age, anyway (at least at my undisclosed company lol) so either way i have an out from doing it.

I have no idea why they don't have signs like that, that would really help.

​@@Rage64Gamingthe next step is making sure they read and actually follow the signs Putting a sign up means nothing if it gets completely ignored sadly

@@HayLeesHomeMadeif the signs up then employees can kick them out until they come back with their guardian

@@Rage64Gaming because theyre making absolute BANKS off of these kids

A lot of places have a age requirement to be in their alone no one under 12 can be without adult supervision

honestly thank god i’m autistic idiot who lives under a rock because jesus

Yeah. I’m worried about super young Gen Z and Gen Alpha kids. Im 16 (turning 17 in June) and I don’t even know what half of the skincare routine shit is but these young kids who are like 9-12 years old know about shit like retinol and Drunk Elephant and want anti-aging cremes? These parents need to do their fucking jobs and these industries need to stop being so fucking predatory.

A little off topic but when I read this comment that part came up.. I felt like god

I find irony in teens saying is terrible 10 years olds do make up while doing a full make glam tutorial 😅 They don't need full glam make up either ....they are 19

@@A_stupidguy it was foretold 😳

I’m so happy I had barbie and other flash game stuff and club penguin and everything. I feel bad for the kids

I’ve literally never understood why kids my age go to malls … this makes sense

Well malls have no age minimum or maximum, but I get ur point.

Just like how brats have been acting this way for a while? It just previously wasn't immortalized on a little silly clock app

That's why "the mall" was so great for us 80s and 90s kids. There was one place where there were multiple stores and food! You could hit up 5 different types of stores and not feel you had to be tied down to one kind of style you know? Plus when we were done endlessly wandering through Claire's deciding what poor quality item that was going to break in 2 weeks would become out own! We would have a 10 dollar bill and we would stretch it into buying tacky jewelry and buying 2 tacos for 87 cents each and thinking you made good economic decisions lol!

That's sad. She needs to learn about all the damage those chemicals are eventually going to do for her skin.

Oh my god STOP HER!! i have acne and acne products usually have active ingredients. Too much active ingredients WILL burn their skin, and make them look 90 at the age of 20.

My age is close to your sister but im not saying my age and i hate makeup! I never wear it unless its a wedding i put some tiny blush on

so then why dont you have a serious talk with her about this instead of telling us? sit her down for a talk and tell her that the products are harming her skin, not helping her.

@@dust9497 I've tried. She's 13, you think she gives a crap what her big sister says? No. Our relationship isn't like that unfortunately.

But mooooom! (I remember doing this to my mom for some 150$ shoes and she didn't falter lol)

It baffles me to but I've seen to many parents not giving a damn about their children destroying public property 4 meters away

It used to be "I don't care where my child go because I'm to busy as long as they come back alive idc" to "I'm so overprotective of my child that not only will I disrespect them but I'm gonna cause them to become a problem for other people and the public"​@@pomaranczowaszarlotka

Because they'd rather enable their behavior than have to deal with the screaming and hitting they likely receive (which is also their fault for not nipping it in the butt when their kids were 4). Or they just don't gaf about retail workers and think that since it's their job, they must clean up after customers. (Ignore UTubeTrollPolice298, they like to copy/paste people's comments)

I think the issue stems from many reasons, a lot of younger parents when they were kids had their parents treat them very badly so now they're overcorrecting by being to permissive. We're going through a cost of living crisis and a lot of parents aren't home as much as they used to be so they're spending money whatever money left over they have on their kids and don't want to say no because they don't want their kids to be mad at them. A lot of parents are also just exhausted and giving their kid an iPad lets them have a break, which is obviously very damaging in the long run. It's absolutely the parents fault but we need to look at the external factors as to why so many parents are choosing to parent this way

Yeah thats truth, I only got a phone when I was 9 (on my birthday)

I got my first phone when I was 8 and it was only good for my this offline tennis game and a car game as well as for my parents to call me when needed. First smartphone was when I was 14.

@@ville__ yawn. you're desperately baiting for attention and that's so embarrassing for you. btw my notifications are off so i won't see your attention-seeking reply lol

At 10 I got a track phone at 13-14 I got an android and once my parents trusted me enough with a phone with an iPhone at 15. I don’t understand how these kids with iPhones I can’t even afford 😭

I got a phone when I was 11. All I can do though is call, text, and take photos.

Absolutely

I agree

In this case though since it's children and not pets. I'd say it's both the children and parents faults because the children should know better and should have some common sense and knowledge at like the age of 10 to be respectful and kind and not spoiled bratz who don't get everything they want (like lululemons and drunk whatever dew elephant and some retarded 60 dollar stanley cup when you could just get a walmart cup for like couple bucks) but it's also parents faults for not disciplining and setting rules/guidelines/restrictions/boundaries for their children and less screen time. They are just letting them do whatever they want whenever they want and trying to be friends with their children rather than parents. So it's both who are in the wrong.

By being an 11 year old who goes to sephora you are part of the problem.

Turning 12 in 20, i see Happy birthday Madisom Chloe 🙃😀

You might want to talk with your parents about this so they stop giving her the means to keep buying stuff she doesn't use up. Yes she will probably throw a tantrum about it. But she should learn she can't always get everything she wants. And if she really wants something she will have to save up money for it. That last bit is something my parents did with me growing up. If i wanted something it was either a birthday present. Or I'd have to save up. Sometimes it was a special occasion. But you get the point. You need to talk to them about it.

I don’t actually think that solves anything. If her parents stop giving her money, she may find other means in which she can purchase those items. The problem comes down to advertising and marketing on sites like Tiktok and KZfaq. It’s the pressures that are being pushed onto young children that cause them to do these things.

it’s their minds that are affected by this more than it is their wallets.

@@user-pz2dq6qt3y what you are saying is also true. but if the parents do instill the lessons of saving up money for an item, it will hopefully teach the kid money management and how long it would take to buy something. like as a kid i wanted a playset of a Toy Line i had. i saved up my birthday money and allowance to purchase that set eventually. which was a lesson in how much stuff i want costs. and yes influencer marketing and such. it's a plague and if the kid steals the parents creditcard. to buy it. expect punishment. if the parents don't write it off as a silly kid thing. so it's really the marketing that's an issue, but also the parents of the kids begging for the item just giving it to them each time they want a thing thats also a problem. and the fact more places expect you to pay with a Credit/Debit card also makes people unaware on how much they really are spending. unlike paying in cash. kids have no idea how much something truly costs till they try and purchase something for themselves. could be as simple as giving them a 10 bill and saying they can pick something for that amount. but of course guiding them.

@@user-pz2dq6qt3y most 10 year olds aren't smart or connected enough to find "other means to purchase" $50 skincare products. parenting is not useless

willy wonka, my beloved ❤❤

how do i like a comment twice?

Miscarriages in Gaza have gone up by 300%, c sections with no anesthesia, babies being cut from their dead mother’s wombs. Stand up for Palestine!

As the original book said;” The Guilty ones. Now this is sad; Dear old Mum, and loving Dad.”

And the 2005 movie said... the comment above me

They were like 5 to 8 when covid hit and things haven't been the same since. Now is kinda the only time things have felt relatively normal (even if covid is spiking in numbers) and these kids haven't been taught proper social skills.

@@vexywexypoo I can assure you covid ain't the main problem. You do **not** see these behaviors in other countries. It's mostly the USA and UK parents/children that are something else...

im 13 and ik how to act inside a sephora

most kids dont know how to act in public, they just do whatever they want and their parents let them. they shouldnt be in public lol

@@anaalina5964being inside and having little to no public interaction at such a young age has always been scientifically proven to cause certain behavioural issues with children growing up. of course, the parents do have a part in this - but so did covid.

Tell your parents that they’re stupid for allowing this and that she’s gonna heavily damage herself, not just the stores. I’m really ashamed of my generation.

same. my sister is only 10 and the way she talks about her make-up and routines is insane.

Tell your parents they can either deal w/her tantrums now OR have to spend extra $$ to heal the chemical burns/scarring on her face. I hope she doesn’t get facial scarring but using too many harsh products on young skin isn’t good.

​@@gandalfthegay.Well that's on your parents then.

Why your sister is allowed on Tiktok in the first place? Aren’t the users have to be 13+ in the first place?

I'm American and I can't believe it myself. It is insane, one hundred percent.

Yeah as an American myself, i really can’t believe this shit is real.

its not an american thing, its a cultural thing. as a young black girl ive almost gotten beaten once for wearing shorts that were above my thigh outside (i was like 12), so makeup was a no-go for sure and that is the case for many kids like myself

For me I was first allowed eyeshadow and blush (sparkles honestly my brain went make eyes sparkly), then as I got older- eyeliner and lipstick Even older mascara and highlighter (I never really cared for bronzer or contour) But I was 13 when I first even TOUCHED makeup

​@@lolawrenn8926 and you think its okay? Sorry but brutalisation of girls in order to control them its a no no for me.

So true! I refuse to spend that kind of money when there’s the ordinary, and we’re lucky enough to have a Japanese market that carries all sorts of affordable Japanese skin care. If I had a kid who wanted Drunk Elephant, I’d probably look at her like she’d lost her mind. “When you’re a grownup earning your own money you can buy it, but that’s too expensive even for me to buy for myself.” All they need at that age, if they’re interested, is a gentle face wash and to get in the habit of using sunscreen every day. This feels like the outgrowth of parents who bought their kids every candy bar they screamed for in the supermarket when they were little, and now they’re throwing tantrums for DE and Lulu. And the kids are on their devices all the time? Their parents probably are too. Don’t make a reel or a TikTok complaining about your kid being online all the time when you’re scrolling your phone every spare minute. Kids mimic the adults in their lives.

At 10 I used a moisturizer because of dry skin and water. Every so often my sister and I would have some fun and use a sheet mask

my parents were never big on this kind of stuff and both me and my sister were not interested so thank GOD we didn’t turn out like and our parents didn’t nudge us into it😭

Dude if I had a kid I wouldn't give them an iPad or a smartphone until wayy later in their life. They would have a very basic phone so they can communicate. I don't understand people being like "ugh kids these days, ugh iPad babies" like, who's GIVING them the ipads?? The parents. Edit: got rid of the end of my comment. I forgot that the kids had to do like 3 years of zoom instead of actual school and that might be why. But cocomelon probably isn't helping lol

@@pissapocalypse or maybe it's the apocalyptic events that kept them from going to school for 3 years, corporations lobbying hard to keep schools underfunded so private and charter schools get FUNDING FROM THE US GOVERNMENT (said privatized schools actually having worse performing students overall, even though the kids allowed in are usually more promising off the get-go), the complete lack of payment for teachers, the teachers on strike, etc etc

Yeah, same. Except i’m 10 years old and i needed something to cover my pimple that wasnt even a pimple.. (it was from like a random insect)

Her skin is the cleanest and softest it will ever be just tell her that the if she uses the cream or whatever now she will look like the chocolate prune lady from spongebob once she turns 20

I'm 16, I just introduced toner into my skincare routine, all she needs is moisturiser and facial wash

​@@ceeeboleyn Which is still more than necessary. Just do nothing and if you get acne, do nothing about it

I remember as a teenager I had a big jar of Noxzema for my acne. It was like five bucks and my face felt minty. It was worth the 5 bucks.

Bruh. At 28, I just use cerave face wash and their thick cream, retinol from a local brand and some sunscreen. I cannot believe what I am hearing. The day my niece asks for this is the day I've failed as an aunty the way my parents failed me. PSA: Pores are natural. Laugh lines: natural. Yellow teeth: natural and genetic, sorry people. Hoping we can all learn to love ourselves because media certainly isn't teaching us that.

Totally. Malls and makeup were already very popularized as “teenagers” stuff anyways so i’m so confused why people are so mad to see them in the store??? People just wanna hate on kids atp. It’s sephora, we all wanted to try lipstick and makeup when we were younger because we saw it on tv or in magazines. Tik tok influencers didn’t need to exist for trends to be a thing.🤷🏻‍♀️ These girls’ behaviour and how entitled they are is a big problem though. That’s clearly a huge lack of parenting and boundaries. And it should be called out but without publicly humiliating children by posting videos of them online??? They are kids who did not consent to this. We all had embarrassing and cringe moments as kids and thankfully people didn’t record them to post them online. It’s just sad tbh. I hope they’ll gain some self awareness; and not just the girls, the parents and those tiktokers too.

@@itsbritneybiatch6523 I think it became "problematic" when the respect wasn't there anymore. Then we talk about tik tok of course the reactions are chilish and hateful (yikes)

Yes! I’ve always been a big fan of makeup (I started waring it at 10-11 to help with my anxiety) and was never an ass about it lol! It’s less about the makeup and more about the lack of parenting in these children.

I like sorting make up and nail polish items into their correct slots (because the colors get mixed up), and it's made me lose my mom in the store more than once. I never thought about opening packaged products when I was 10!

A 10 year old shouldn't be using makeup. That crap ages your skin horribly. Along with the gross that's in cosmetics, it's also made with petroleum products, namely plastic. The more clown paint you ladies put on, the older you're going to look later on.

I'm a millennial with boomer parents. Both of them were ruder to service/retail workers than I ever was. I've had to apologize to service members they've cussed at. While it's important to teach respect to workers, some members of the older generations prove age =/= maturity.

one of the worst things is when youre done making their sandwich and about to ring them out and they hit you with the "ill have 3 more footlongs please" while you have a line nearly to the door and youre working alone AND a random online order comes in ;______;

@@Thenormalguy101 omg yes. as a cashier in a burger place, nothing bugs me more when I repeat a customer's order back to confirm, they confirm it, I get their name for the order, THEN they decide they want to add or change something and the system already locked the order in, so now I need a manager's card to override it -_-

Yes! I felt so bad politely telling a customer service agent over the phone why I wasn't sticking with the energy provider that I told him in no uncertain terms that my frustration was not with him in the slightest, only the provider, and I know he's just earning his money just like everyone else. I couldn’t imagine being rude to customer service people.

And that’s what my parents taught me. Honestly I think everyone should experience a job as a minimum wage worker in retail or fast food because it can often be very humbling. It doesn’t matter how rich you are. You should experience a job as a service worker at some point. Now that doesn’t mean you need to be a mechanic or a construction worker. At least spend a year working at your local McDonald’s or Walmart and see for yourself how eye opening it really is. Never ever mess with service workers because they can easily ruin your day if they decide to just snap.

As a parent it makes me feel sad. They're out here raising baby karens and it's gross

@@vintagearisen I a million percent agree! I'm a girl mom & I'm thankful they're not at that age yet but when they reach that age, they will not treat workers like that fs but on top of that I hope that I've taught them enough self value by then that they don't feel the need for those types of cosmetics

Exactly. Even I don't give that much of a sht about makeup and I'm 22 😭

@@ville__ bro what videos are you talking about you delusional grape

I didn't even know what sephora was until a year or two ago

I think kids always wanted to act older, and in some aspects expected to... or more mature, and honestly... it was worse decades before, I mean you could marry at age 14, and had to learn how basically act like a second maid at home by the time you reached maturity. We just modernized it by other things in the 21 century. Our whole schooling system makes us make very important decisions even before we are even 18. None of this is good but this isn't a new thing that's all.

kids have always done this. when i was 10 in the 90s i remember classmates wearing lip gloss and shit and make up trying to look mature. it has always been this way

I feel like it’s because there’s really not a lot of stuff that is specifically for pre teens anymore, and the stuff that is is labeled as cringe.

@@mzamnesia7190wearing lipgloss isn’t the same as anti aging luxury skin care for fourth graders. It’s much worse now, trust me.

All my friends are talking about wearing makeup and such but the only skincare routine I need is …. ✨Soap and water✨

I’m really worried for the kids - I sincerely hope they will cultivate other things, other hobbies, because growing up with tick-tock into a vapid and dopamine-addicted adult whose only interest has been how dewy their skin is… that’s going to have awful repercussions. If they are kind of lost now, they will be extremely lost later.

pretty sure it isn't only social media but it could be a at home issue at well depending on the child. Body shaming and etc is normal in lots of places somehow

I worry so much for the younger generation they’re constantly exposed to negative influences like you said they feel like they have these expectations already that when we were their age we hadn’t even become conscious of yet

@@meganmckay8115 Negative influences are everywhere and have always been everywhere. Kids wanting to change themselves isn't just due to social media but is also from the parents or the family, maybe from their school or where they live.

@@Milk-ck1wv it’s not so much the negative influences (but that also has to do with it) but the 24 hour access to judgement based on their appearance and personality. I’ve seen full grown adults literally making fun of children (as this video shows multiple creators doing) online for being “cringe” or you’ll see comments of people telling children to unalive themselves. It’s not social media specifically that’s the problem it’s the fact that there’s an easily accessed outlet for hate against random people

FR, like what are parents doing??

nah, you should be mean, shit is so annoying 😭😭 its parents not knowing how to raise their kids, they need to know how to actually be parents and not just leave them in places that aren’t really meant for kids 😭🙏

Omg same! Even though I’m an adult now I still feel nervous grabbing items on the shelves 😂

@@squidkid9totally agree

I'm 16 and I played on playgrounds and shopped at dollar tree because I didn't even care about how I looked lol

Well many of those ended up being spaces that predators used to meet children online and then sometimes in person. The need exists but only for a company who cares more about the safety of children than making money and that's not how companies operate,msad to say.

Tinker Bell online?????

webkinz still exists, its just not as popular as it once was

I miss Club Penguin

but online places for kids still exist (not all of them ofc) but kids are so obsessed w social media and want to grow up so fast.

​@@ville__ kindly go back into whatever room you came out of in your parents house.

@@ville__you are a little boy, shut your trap and go jerk off elsewhere… your ego isn’t going to get fed here.

also schools forcing teachers to do more paperwork vs teaching one to one and parents forced to work long hours so kids dont really get to do as much socialising without these influencers and stores becoming their go to thing to do. Like you saw in the video theyre still kids making slime but its just expensive stuff.

​@@ville__I will spread your cheeks lil bro 🙏🏻 I better not catch you in this comment section again or it is OVER for you

@@UTubeTrollPolice298 oo!!! Okay!!! I'll give it a watch babes DW!! (Did blud think a lil gore was gonna get to me?)

Yesss maybe buy a cheep acne cream or sm

As a Croatian we don't have Sephora so we don't have this type of situation, when I was 10 I didn't know what was skin care I only used clear lipgloss and that's it

when I was 10 I just stopped playing with barbies and started sims 😂

And do something else like Fortnite.

@@LianeCarinawait, people stopped playing with dolls at 10?! Like they’re still children then! I still played with my Barbie’s even when I was past 10 years old. In fact, I don’t think I stopped playing with dolls until sometime after I graduated the fifth grade.