What should you do if your child constantly wants to go to Normal, Matas, or Sephora to buy makeup and is asking for a skincare routine? Politiken asked three experts for advice.
Guide:How to manage your child's interest in makeup and prevent skin damage
What should you do if your child constantly wants to go to Normal, Matas, or Sephora to buy makeup and is asking for a skincare routine? Politiken asked three experts for advice.
Guide:How to manage your child's interest in makeup and prevent skin damage
Children's skin is absolutely perfect. It doesn't get more resilient and collagen-rich than that, says Cæcilie Johansen. But if your child is begging for 'more fun' products than sunscreen, there are tricks and compromises you can try. Illustration: Rasmus Vendrup / Kildefotos: Unsplash / Pexels
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The beauty industry is booming, and it’s influencing younger consumers. They are tempted to buy products from Rare Beauty, El.f, and Drunk Elephant through TikTok influencers.
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