Sephora kids

[GracieMeyer]

Hey guys I just wanted to talk about the 8-13 year old girls at Sephora. Now I can see where they’re coming from like they see these beautiful influencers using products like drunk elephant and glow recipe and they just want to be like them. But also it’s not ok for them to insult and be rude to not only employees but also other guests in Sephora. These kids are using products that they don’t even need and their skin is going to be horrible by the time they’re 20. Not only are they rude to people but they also make messes in the store with testers while making “ skin care smoothies” because of this some of the testers at my local Sephora and Ulta have been taken out. Another problem is products being taken out of the box and being used to make skin care smoothies. The problem with the testers being taken away is that when I want a product but I don’t know if I will like it I won’t be able to tell because the testers are gone. Because of all of this we need to have some sort of security not letting anyone in 13 or younger. But that’s all. 

[katie1001000]

I don’t shop in the store but can’t they just put up a sign, like the gas stations, that say no one under 16 without adult supervision?

[solrecipeelepha]

What about the kids who clean up after themselves and are kind to the employees? Not all of them are bad and its not right to be mad at the ones who were raised right. 

[ihav]

I totally aggre I started young at Sephora and my skin was terrible but I like the everdeed moisturizer it’s for kids and great for kids skin 

[KTlovesBeauty]

100%!! Now I avoid shopping at Sephora altogether. It’s such a stressful experience not knowing if you’re going to get yelled at by some uncontrollable 10 yr old who has zero adult supervision and has a fit because you picked up the last Dior lip balm in rose gold. 

[gennysskin]

@GracieMeyer Here is my opinion, (as a teenage girl who does love Sephora)

    These Sephora kids are getting out of hand. I quickly moved away from my DE phase, but I look at it now and see how crazy I was to want products that cost so much! I strongly disagree with the whole ‘under 13 shouldn’t be allowed at Sephora’ approach to the issue, though. I think any child at Sephora should be accompanied by an adult, such as a parent, sibling, or guardian. The adult can help them steer clear of harmful products and ingredients, or brands for mature skin.

   DE testers do get really gross. Instead of removing testers altogether, I think there should be workers standing near brands with higher demand among young kids. This way if they see a child trying products and making ‘skincare smoothies’, they can stop the issue by redirecting them before they screw up their skin. Assisting people with testing products could be beneficial and make the other customers feel more comfortable and confident in the fact that the product they are trying hasn’t been mixed or messed with.

   Reply and tag me with what y’all think!

[kawaiivibes]

The thing about that is a lot of these kids are NOT going to listen to redirection. Especially if they’ve already proven to be disrespectful to employees or other customers in the store. 

[missaa8]

What are " skin care smoothies " ? @GracieMeyer

[ihav]

Skincare smoothies are like products all together mixed it’s really bad for your skin 

[GracieMeyer]

Skin care smoothies are where people combine products usually on a moisturizer container and this obviously uses moisturizer