Preteens Are Destroying Sephora Stores

Have you ever walked into a Sephora lately and wondered why there are so many children and preteens running around? Me too. Today, we are discussing the tween takeover happening at high-end makeup retailers across America.

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[earthstar]

If your kids aren't exposed to age inappropriate content they won't ask for age inappropriate stuff. My daughters friend asked for drunk elephant and a Stanley cup. My daughter asked for a doll house. One has internet access, one doesn't. Guess who's who.

Edit: the amount of actual children replying to this comment is frightening. So is the extremely poor spelling and sentence composition they have. Thats a whole other problem, but my goodness. If you are a child do not speak to adults online in comment sections.

[danielvillwock]

This is a parents problem, hold them accountable.

[xxcloudyofficialxx]

Imagine being a grown adult just trying get some face wash and it’s all out of stock because of some rude, pre-pubescent, rich tweens that want TikTok clout💀. Society needs a wake up call.

[shelbys]

We need more bowling alleys, skating places, and more age appropriate venues. I feel either its places for under age 10 or over age 18/21. When I was a teen, we had these places, yet. Now these places have been closing over the years and vandalism has definitely gone up surrounding our town

[somayralechuga]

When I had my daughter, who is now 4, I refused to get her an iPad. I had so many family members saying I thought I was better than everyone else because of this. Some even told me I was not going to let my daughter have a normal childhood. All those family members now say they are glad I did that because they can see the difference between my daughter and all the iPad kids. She has excellent people skills and can spend hours playing with her toys without electronics involved.

[bookstuff]

My sister ( who’s ten ) got, for her birthday, a bunch of beauty products and I remember her being so disappointed like she literally went where are the toys ? Where are my books ? If only there were more kids like her.

[AnonymousElephant-howc]

This is truly the result of the “ we don’t tell our child ‘no’ crap”

[Poppys-Toca.]

They don’t need drunk elephant, they need sober giraffe.

[nicstar]

as a 14-year-old girl, I am genuinely worried about my generation.I am so glad I have good parents that tell me no and teach me unlike these kids. I promise that not everybody in this new generation is like them

[dragonflysdesire]

"Do you speak to your mother like that?" Oh yes they do. My youngest is 9 and some of her peers make me sick with the way they act. My oldest is 16 and the difference between kids her age when they were 9 and kids my 9 year old's age is wild. These kids need parents who actually parent.

[corallinewoodsten]

My younger sister (who is ten) got tons of books and gift cards to book stores when she opened up her kindle she almost cried because she was so excited to be able to read more books. It’s truly sad to see all of the ten years olds in Sephora I’m so glad my little sister isn’t like those ten year olds and doesn’t care about makeup

[CAstrawberrygirl]

OMG I am just horrified and as the parent of an 11 yr old girl, I walked over to my daughter just now and told her that if I ever heard about her going into a Sephora or Ulta store and abusing testers, she would be immediately grounded. She has begged for skincare products because her friends have it and it's a HARD NO!

[scouttbrown]

As a brand rep, it’s so upsetting to see these young girls coming through asking for product that will ruin their skin before puberty does.

[FirstNameLastName-wtto]

We went to the mall at 10-13 by ourselves in the 90s. If we had done that, security would’ve been called and we’d be sitting in the room of shame with all the thieves until our parents picked us up. Would’ve likely had a stern lecturing by the guard until they got there.

[zbrlvr]

My daughters are 8 and 11. They did each others make up earlier today while playing. They used mostly glitter "hand me down" products from me. You could only see it in the sun 😂 this is how childhood makeup should be lol

[DFRetha]

Honestly, this makes me rethink what happened to me the other week.

I was in Sephora asking about colour correctors. When I left, there was a teen/YA girl hiding behind one of the plant pots outside the store. Then a guy, likely from that group started to follow me. He only left me alone when I turned around and he suddenly turned. I though they were late teens, early 20s, but I'm in my 30s and people have thought I was a student because kids look so much older, so I wouldn't be surprised if they were from the nearby highschool mimicking some of these TikTok behaviours.

[Ellie_Volpe]

I've never been so grateful for my strict parents...😅

[Quokka_J]

Please parents, take your kids to the mall and guide them to a Claires or Icing, it builds character.

[cherrycherr]

I worked in child care and we all hated the parents who say they practice gentle parenting because their children are the rudest brats because they're not accountable for their actions.

[nyrak]

As a 13 year old this makes me sad. Why are kids doing this?? Every time I am in Sephora, I ALWAYS take great care of the testers. If I don't like something I put it back neatly. If I don't see something I want, I ALWAYS ask the employees if they have it in the back or if I can look in the drawers, if they say no or that they don't have it, I walk away, and ALWAYS say thank you. I buy stuff that is age appropriate, not retinol or heavy foundation. And I would NEVER disrespect a Sephora employee or customer. These kids are giving us a bad rep, and it is embarrassing. They need to stop.