Playing with makeup as a kid was the most fun I can ever remember having. Little did I know, apparently makeup is not a toy, and it also costs a boatload of money.
Unfortunately, these kids felt the same way as me, to their parents' dismay.
Playing with makeup as a kid was the most fun I can ever remember having. Little did I know, apparently makeup is not a toy, and it also costs a boatload of money.
Unfortunately, these kids felt the same way as me, to their parents' dismay.
It's one thing when it gets all over the kid, but it's another when it gets everywhere.
And that's $100 to replace the makeup, and another hundred to clean the carpets, and a couple more to replace the bed sheets, and look at that! We're broke.
They're like a basset hound when it comes to things they shouldn't get their hands on.
If it's something you don't want them to touch, they're going to touch it.
It's also only for mommy.
Unless you're trying to be edgy, then by all means, throw it on anywhere. Make it work.
Literally not a single drop made it onto her eyes, and this, my friends, is what we call a "rebel."
At least she's learning this lesson now, and not when she's in high school, which is when this became apparent to me.
I'm sorry, but your child is going to be left with a permanent smudge for a while.
I think this little one definitely found her calling as a MUA.
One of my favorite things is when kids deny that they did anything wrong, and the evidence is literally written all over their face.
"I didn't do it! I sway-uh!"
And in that time your little one has destroyed mom's makeup, so dad better get himself to Sephora, otherwise he can try to come up with an excuse as to how this happened when he was in charge.
Like dark brown, and another dark brown, and oh yeah! Another dark brown.
We're going to need to take mama bear to the nearest makeup counter for a little 101.
Instead, it's pretty much the worst thing imaginable for any mom with a toddler and a makeup bag.
Walking into this crime scene would have been the shock heard 'round the world.
No one can prepare you for this type of murder, and I'm pretty sure that many tears were shed.
This is maybe a good argument as to why kids shouldn't be allowed in Sephora.
What looks like colorful paints...are definitely not colorful paints.
I, too, would probably try to take a bite of something that smelled like chocolate.
You can't tempt me with that intoxicating smell and expect me to contain myself!
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