AT what age you allow?

Liebling:-))) said:
I see nothing wrong to have children to experiement their curiously...
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True, when my second son was around 3 at that time, he went thru my make-up case, and I went to check on him but he wasn't in his play room, so I walked into the hallway seeing my bedroom door open, and walked in and he looked up at me I could see all those nasty make up all over his face, I laugh so hard, and when I picked him up to take a look at himself in the mirror, he got scared and started crying, it was soo cute, aww poor kid he didn't know he would look that scary with all that make-up all over his face!
 
Back to make-up :)

I wanted to point out one more thing that might have escaped our attention.
We all know that when kittens and puppies play, any baby animals for that matter, they in fact are not playing but learning and sharpening their survival skills.
With humans is the same way. Children copy and practice a lot of adult behaviour to be 'prepared' later.
Wearing make-up is just but one of that.

A little girl is parrotting her Mommy or her friend's mommy or her Auntie to become a future woman.
The same way girls play with dolls, which has a reason and purpose, they play with make-up - to learn how to be a female one day.

They see clearly that women are wearing make-up, and they pay attention.
Wearing make-up became part of culture long time ago...maybe even before Egyptians..

So, it's not like "what age they should be allowed", because it goes deeper than that.

A Girl needs to learn how to be attractive, how to act as a woman. So they practice. The instinct kicks in quite early.
But it's not until later at 14- 16 when the make-up becomes more serious matter and a conscious matter, not a play anymore.
From my experience, under that age, if you look at girls carefully, it is till a bit of a "play" to wear make-up.

And our role as mommies is to teach them how to use the tools of womanhood - wisely.

Single daddies have a bit harder time with this but what are aunties for, or at least make-up experts counters..

Fuzzy
 
God posting!
I am really attracted to mature ladies with their features. Smile.
It's all about communication in order to acheive experience. I've been doing that since 10th grade. Make up yeah, it is very attractive! It depends on what their heart says in order to acheive in life!
 
I would say 14 or 15. Actually, it depends on how she acts and knows what she's doing. If she gets obsessed with make-up, I'd say no.
 
RebelGirl said:
25 to 33? :ugh:
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why? :) I am 28.. only lipsticks :fly2:

I admit my older daughter like to makeup she is only 5 yrs old :Ohno: I only bought glossy for her lip and corner of the eyes, u know, when she is going to dance class and ice skating that where she learns from :aw: I have seen same her age around there, classes, oh well
 
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