i used to not think my parents were strict, mean, or just overall bad people until i was introduced to the internet and other people’s parents and lives
When I was 15 they tracked my card purchases, if I used an atm they knew I was being suspicious. So I stole all my makeup :P applied it at school, took it off before they got home. Eventually they came around and I was wearing false lashes and bright eyeshadow. Funny to look back at, they are my best friends now and don’t judge me for a thing.
@@hahalol6331 EXACTLY. They are jealous of her. Look, one girl even brought up not having money to afford xyz. The jealousy is alive and well on her page
I’ve strict parents my dad to be exact. He hates makeup and fashion but believe it or not he himself took me shopping to the store and told me to buy anything I wanted told me to not check the price for anything I wanted he knew that I know what I’m doing since I love makeup so much so he trusted me completely the bill was around 75-80$ though we shopped in rs I just translated it lmao.
@@aadtie5633 although he took me to Sephora before but I was so overwhelmed I couldn’t get something so when we went out after few months he took me to Nykaa’s store
I can’t even ask my dad for anything anymore. I turned 18 this jan too actually. What I want is something that can’t happen and it’s for my dad to not cheat on my mom anymore and for things to return back to the past. He has been cheating for a couple of years now it seems and I found this out last July. As an indian, I don’t even know who to consult since no one around me has gone through this kind of experience and because my mom isn’t independent financially I don’t even know how to reveal it to her.
@@lilstich8402 yea it's okay but still , some parents are really strict Abt makeup once my friend wore a little lipstick and her mom grounded her , personally my mom let me wear lipstick since I was 5 and as I grew up she'll let me use more products because she saw my passion for makeup and now I do professional makeup at 14 years old I even did my aunt's wedding makeup.
Fr and my mom says that it’s “different”when it comes to her wearing makeup, and dying her hair. I’m 17 and still not allowed to do those. She did those when she was younger than me according to my grandpa.
For the record, if any of you want to wear makeup for yourselves then that's great! But if you only wanna wear it because of social pressures, then don't bother, the natural look is beautiful too :)
@@lilstich8402 bro what, this has nothing to do with the comment, also sometimes your parents don't give you the best options or rules, so no, don't always follow them unless it's something harmless like wearing makeup
Bro my mom wouldn’t ever let me get half of these 😭 My best advice is to buy tinted chapstick which gives subtle color to your lips and get an eyelash curler and apply Vaseline or aquaphor to your lashes after curling them to give them a fake mascara look. Also I get a bar of soap/wax and use a small brush to just brush my eyebrows up to even out my eyebrows (grooming eyebrows can make them look so much better too).
I do something very similar I curl my lashes and put vaseline even on my brows and brush them with a spoolie and I use this shadow liner I found in moms dresser which she doesnt use in both black and brown shade basically eyeshadow but also like liner I use to contour my nose sometimes etc and I use labello and my mom thinks I acc use lipstick but hey it works
For those wondering she’s talking about cheap products that are small and would fit in a backpack well. Strict parents typically aren’t all that invasive most of the time, so you should be able to get away with doing your makeup at school.
My parents didn't let me buy even sunscreen when I was younger... but after convincing them that it actually protects you from skin cancer, they let me buy it. I'm 17 now and my mom still isn't super open about me wearing makeup but I saved some money and bought a few products and I wear them once in a while. She doesn't stop me but she doesn't approve of me wearing it either.
try asking for sunscreen only, it will keep your skin smooth and healthy for the future when u are allowed to wear makeup:) it is healthy, a skin protector and it ain't makeup
my mum brought me like quite a lot of makeup and nowadays my dad is suddenly against it and any time he sees me putting on concealer before school he tells me that i shouldn’t wear it and tells me off, and now i’m so used to going to school with concealer, bb cream, subtle brown eyeliner, mascara and lipgloss and i feel like i can’t go out at all with a completely bare face and it sucks 😭😭
it bothers me because so many people forget that there are different levels of strict. theyre like "strict parents wouldnt let you buy anything" THERE👏ARE👏DIFFERENT👏LEVELS👏OF👏STRICT
My parents would say no absolutely not. My make up consists of a lip balm (or sometimes lip gloss), a skin tint thing that my mom gave me that you put with your moisturizer and occasionally mascara but not volume mascara just a simple one that’s basically eye lash serum colored black. Edit: I’m a high schooler
Actual makeup tips for kids with strict parents: Make do with whatever you have. Trust me on this. I got half of my makeup stuff from my mom's, aunt's and sister's old stuff. So whenever they're not using something or planning to give it away. Take it. Make do. Trust me, that shit got me through middle school and high school.
@@Panda__Girl6648 I mean whenever you get the chance just take it. Everyone does a cleanup of the stuff they have at one point, just suck up to them and offer to help them clean up and take away the stuff they're about to throw away or something. My sister never shared and that's how I got all her old stuff. Just keep an eye out for when you can nab it.
I used to use the soot from putting a plate over a light to make my own eyeliner and would put oil in the soot and wipe It on my eyelashes and eye brows. For lips and blush I used beetroot juice and for powder I used baby powder 😆
Guys stop hating on her for getting a nose job, she is an adult, it’s her money and it will make her feel more confident. Yes she is beautiful nose job or not, but you never know what’s going inside someone’s head, this could have made her feel a lot better about herself.
…that’s not automatically a good thing… that’s weird af your parents didn’t give af about you ever coming home. Like, they didn’t care enough about you or something.
@@MeMe-pj8ve hey, my parents do care about me i said im blessed because compared to the people in the comments (which are super extreme imo), my parents give me lots of freedom plus thats how they were raised by their own parents, so its only fair they treat me the same
Thought of something else ❤ clear mascara because it makes your lashes look longer especially if you have dark lashes but it's not noticeable and a eyelash curler
Here’s what I’d say to use, but a tinted lip balm but pass is as a normal one, you use thins on your lips, and your cheeks, also get skin care! And finally use your finger to curl your lashes and then put a small coat of vaseline on it to help them stay up. That’s basically all I can think of
You can always ask if you can get an eyelash curler to enhance your lashes but just don’t use mascara. Use a spoolie just to brush your brows and use a nice chapstick cause many chapsticks look like gloss or lip oil!
Bro in eighth grade I used to go in the bathroom before class, curl my lashes, do mascara, liner, eyeshadow, brows, concealer, foundation, lip stick and gloss in the five min time spot I had before homeroom 💀
I have a question about this, so at the end of the school day, did you wash all of the makeup off? Im asking cause I don’t know if I should wash it of or just hope that my parents don’t notice.
@@randomeditvibes well I would bring makeup remover wipes with me, and wipe it off in the bathroom, and when I took the bus I would do it on the bus, but eventually I just told my parents I was old enough and responsible to wear makeup and they just let me now
If I have kids, I plan on having them wait to wear it until middle school (at least in school on a regular basis), under the condition that they're properly educated on makeup and skincare. I don't want them using dirty blenders and brushes and going in orange or completely off their color match 😅 But makeup is really fun and great for self expression, I believe once you start your teen years, its especially important to express yourself in a healthy way
my mum used to be VERY strict about makeup and i will tell you now some tinted burts bees and some vaseline is going to be your best friend. you can use the chapstick on your cheeks and the vaseline can be used on lashes and a TINY amount to manage brows. i didnt use any mascara/eyeshadow until i could take myself to the store and this is most definitely busted but if you j wanna feel a lil dolled up w strict parents this is what i did
Even I've strict parents but when I explained them it's not bad but to uplift my confidence and doings for myself they are now ok with it. If you are under 18 then they are right about no heavy makeup. If you are in 20s and still don't allow and you are earning then sorry don't listen to them it's your body. And you have full authority this is narcissism man.
She said she could buy these things. She’s not being sneaky. I think the point is that she’s not caking it on. I think they’re good parents bc she doesn’t need makeup at all and I think she’s so much prettier than all these girls shapeshifting with their makeup. It’s refreshing.
The thing is I don’t want them noticing I have makeup. I bought a concealer and a few other stuff at Sephora with cash secretly but I just don’t want them to know I am wearing it
i, respectfully, disagree. sorry, but parents that are strict really...arent the best. especially if your parents are the kind of strict when they basically shelter you your whole life, it fucks a kid up. you need to experience certain things and having strict parents is literally one of the biggest reasons kids start being rebellious. strict parents will more than likely raise a sneaky kid. a lot of the time kids start sneaking out, stealing, going behind their parents back because they dont have the freedom some other kids do. do i mean let your kid do whatever the hell they want? no, ofc not, but kids need a certain amount of freedom. parents shouldnt be as strict to not even let their kid hangout with their friends, not go out at all, etc etc. its rlly not healthy a lot of the time, speaking from some personal experience, at least. my mother only let up BECAUSE i was rebelling, once she finally gave me some freedom, i stopped, obviously not completely because i..was still a teen and teens make mistakes like anyone else, but i was more open and honest with her because she wasnt as strict, yk?
@@unripemango i kinda understand where you're coming from.. I have a very strict mom when i was young she wouldn't let me hangout with friends or let me have social media .. Etc.. But honestly i was never rebellious and went behind her back.. Now I'm almost 20 and i understand why she was strict... This general is f*cked up and .. And the only thing that can save it is strict parenting but that's just my opinion.. Idk about others
@@Bae.99 i get where ur coming from!! i rlly do!! for me personally, and for others i know, the strict parenting generally just wasnt working..for me, not being able to have that freedom (though ofc its limited) really messed me up in a bad way, but i can deff see ur pov!!!
I’m not allowed to wear makeup at my age, and I don’t really want to because I’m too young, but I’m pretty sure even when I’m older and the school hype of makeup is like growing they ain’t gonna let me, but my mom allows me with skincare obvi (like a face wash and toner type thing and moisturizer) but I do have a plan, imma just get to school early and steal one of my moms lipsticks and just apply lipstick and mascara and lip gloss
Alternative option: don’t wear makeup Alternative alternative option: become a theatre kid where you require makeup for shows so you don’t look like a ghost bc of the lights
when i was 11 i would always pack makeup in my backpack then i would apply the makeup when i got to school. Then i would take the makeup off 30 minutes before school ended.Idk why i did this it was so extra.
Sometimes all parents arent strict all bcuz they dont want their children to buy makeup. Children need to learn how to embrace their inner beauty and accept themselves for who they are, instead of makeup helping them do the opposite. Plus in growing children makeup is extremely damaging to skin. Please dont encourage the use of makeup in children and stop making children who scroll onto this video think that their parents are strict all because they arent getting the things they want. MAjority of parents do this for their childs betterment. BTW this is not a hate comment and this creator is doing an amazing job at skincare videos!😊😊
i’m only 17 but hear me out. i’ve wore makeup since i was in the 5th grade and my grandma taught me the proper skincare and i learned my own as i got older. i have healthy and glowing skin and i still use makeup almost daily. i do think that teenagers should be aloud to use makeup but their parents should also teach them it’s not to cover up “flaws” it’s to add to the natural beauty of your face or to express yourself like my parental figures always have. it’s not ab kids not getting the things they want bc some kids even buy their own products and get in trouble for it. this vid is just proving the fact that strict parents raise sneaky kids. if you give your child freedom in limitations it builds trust !! i do agree you should love yourself naturally instead of using makeup to hide your insecurities but i don’t think they should be not allowed to use it yk
My parents are strict too but that doesn't mean I'm not allowed to wear makeup. It's my decision to wear it in some special occasions only . And I don't know how a parent won't let you get some stuff of skincare , because I had more skincare products than other friends eventhough mine were more strict .
i was ridiculed and made fun of until I completely stopped and i have no knowledge of makeup, and now I’m 19 and don’t even know my own foundation shade and I’m too scared to ask questions because it’s been so long and it’s something that I should’ve learned when I was younger but I didn’t. thanks mom. another thing. My younger sisters are both allowed and encouraged to use make up.
ok i got strict parents and my mom has like a powder ,concealer ,powder and lipstick and i kinda use those when im changing like i apply it really quickly and they arent able to notice
My parents are not strict but the school is like they see mascara on a girl and they be like "i'll be nice, if you wash it off now you won't have to go to the principal's office and don't wear it anymore to school got it?" Like it's so annoying
I used to have to use wet colored pencils to do my makeup I couldn't even have skincare, if you don't already know the wet pencil trick just try it, I did it since fifth grade
Mom allowed me to wear makeup for my dance recitals. That was it, though. She never allowed me to wear anything except for a kohl when I’m not in my performance seasons. No skin whitening creams were allowed. No treatments that would make my skin fair was allowed. No tanning beds, sunscreen when weather is hot. Only testaments that would treat acne were allowed.
If you have more strict parents: -clear mascara (maybe) -Vaseline (for lashes if you can’t have clear mascara) -pink tinted Vaseline (for lips) -clear lipgloss -clear lipgloss with only a little glitter
Since she basically contradicted herself in the video, I'll give you guys some better tips if anyone wants them: 1. For your lips if you can't get any lipstick, you can get a lip gloss and use it. If you can't get LIP GLOSS despite trying to get it in a discrete bottle, you can use lip balm or a tinted lipbalm. If your parents don't even let you have LIP BALM 0-0 then you can use petroleum jelly. 2. For your face, if your parents don't let you get concealer & stuff, if they allow you to get skincare then get a high-quality cleanser and moisturizer/sunscreen, and use it on your face instead. 3. For your eyelashes, if your parents don't let you get mascara, you can try asking them for clear mascara. If they STILL don't let you, you can use petroleum jelly/coconut oil and apply it on to your eyelashes with your fingers, using an upward motion with each eyelash to 'curl' it if your parents don't let you have an eyelash curler. 4. For your eyebrows if your parents don't allow you to have tweezers & stuff, you can use a spoolie or just your fingers and apply petroleum jelly/coconut oil on them. 5. For your 'blush area', if your parents don't let you use blush then you can put some tinted chapstick on your finger and just kind of rub it and even it out on your cheeks. 6. For under your eyes if you have eyebags but your parents don't let you use any dark eye cream, you can apply some sunscreen underneath -TIP- For the tinted lip balm, if your parents don't let you have it you can also use tinted/normal petroleum jelly. The thing here is to be as crafty as possible with what you've got. I used to use a moisturizer sunscreen thing on my face then would smoothen it out with a bottle cap so my horrible skin texture would be hidden, and I would use soap on my eyelashes to curl them (but they would be awfully dry afterwards, don't do what I did).
I would just use one of those really white lotions to like blur my skin and redness but I got olive skin so it looked funky, and tinted lip balm for my eyes, lips, and cheeks, and then Vaseline on my brows and eyelashes but sometimes I’ve get in trouble because if the tint was too pink then my mom would think I was playing in my grandma’s makeup again and also if I put too much Vaseline she’d be like “what did you put on your face? Wipe it off you look greasy”…so basically just don’t try it with strict parents because they’ll notice lol
strict parent wouldnt let u get anything💀💀
so true tho but i mean you can save money and tell your friends to buy the makeup for you and just make sure you hide 'em well lol
honestly depends
Fr
true
Yessss
proof that strict parents make sneaky kids🤷♀️
Overly strict parents*
Real
i used to not think my parents were strict, mean, or just overall bad people until i was introduced to the internet and other people’s parents and lives
When I was 15 they tracked my card purchases, if I used an atm they knew I was being suspicious. So I stole all my makeup :P applied it at school, took it off before they got home. Eventually they came around and I was wearing false lashes and bright eyeshadow. Funny to look back at, they are my best friends now and don’t judge me for a thing.
Lol
Ah yes if your strict parents don't let you wear makeup then get a foundation stick, powder, and lipstick
Frrr
Exactly what I was thinking 🤣🤣
The point is it wont look like ur wearing make up doofus
@@hahalol6331 doesn't matter in college life u barely have any money to buy these and eventually they will find these no matter what 😂😂
@@hahalol6331 EXACTLY. They are jealous of her. Look, one girl even brought up not having money to afford xyz. The jealousy is alive and well on her page
I’ve strict parents my dad to be exact. He hates makeup and fashion but believe it or not he himself took me shopping to the store and told me to buy anything I wanted told me to not check the price for anything I wanted he knew that I know what I’m doing since I love makeup so much so he trusted me completely the bill was around 75-80$ though we shopped in rs I just translated it lmao.
Wooaahhhjh
What was it?
Your birthday?
@@aadtie5633 yup my 18th bday was just a week after so he took me to Nykaa and we shopped there ☺️
@@aadtie5633 although he took me to Sephora before but I was so overwhelmed I couldn’t get something so when we went out after few months he took me to Nykaa’s store
Dammit must have been a good birthday for you.
I can’t even ask my dad for anything anymore. I turned 18 this jan too actually. What I want is something that can’t happen and it’s for my dad to not cheat on my mom anymore and for things to return back to the past. He has been cheating for a couple of years now it seems and I found this out last July. As an indian, I don’t even know who to consult since no one around me has gone through this kind of experience and because my mom isn’t independent financially I don’t even know how to reveal it to her.
My parents would think all this stuff is makeup 😭😭
The point is it wont look like ur wearing make up doofus
Because all of it is (except the sunscreen)
May God bless you all and your loved ones and have a blessed day, night and life!;!✝️💞
Same
Same, but I still wear mascara and cream blush that I got a dollar tree, my mom doesn’t think lipgloss is makeup so she lets me wear that 😂
Parents not letting kids self express is so weird.
They are teens that don’t need them. Not being to wear makeup is okay for you parents to do!
@@lilstich8402 yea it's okay but still , some parents are really strict Abt makeup once my friend wore a little lipstick and her mom grounded her , personally my mom let me wear lipstick since I was 5 and as I grew up she'll let me use more products because she saw my passion for makeup and now I do professional makeup at 14 years old I even did my aunt's wedding makeup.
Fr and my mom says that it’s “different”when it comes to her wearing makeup, and dying her hair. I’m 17 and still not allowed to do those. She did those when she was younger than me according to my grandpa.
People that are like oh but foundation is make-up.. literally just buy these things behind their backs. Strict parents raise good liars 💀
And how are they gunna go to the store alone? Especially in suburban/rural places where you need to drive everywhere.
@@MeMe-pj8ve could go with friends or walk
@@Yuetong750 are you willfully being stupid? What part of “need[ing] to drive everywhere” do you not understand? How can they go for a walk?
@@Yuetong750yeah. You could also ask your friends to buy you them 🤷♀️
For the record, if any of you want to wear makeup for yourselves then that's great! But if you only wanna wear it because of social pressures, then don't bother, the natural look is beautiful too :)
You are literally breaking your parents rules. Respect them
@@lilstich8402 bro what, this has nothing to do with the comment, also sometimes your parents don't give you the best options or rules, so no, don't always follow them unless it's something harmless like wearing makeup
no one wears makeup for themselves that doesnt even make sense lmao unless ur doing full on clown makeup
@@doclinny uhh yes they do? Just cause you insecure doesn't mean everyone else is, stop projecting lmao
Bro my mom wouldn’t ever let me get half of these 😭
My best advice is to buy tinted chapstick which gives subtle color to your lips and get an eyelash curler and apply Vaseline or aquaphor to your lashes after curling them to give them a fake mascara look.
Also I get a bar of soap/wax and use a small brush to just brush my eyebrows up to even out my eyebrows (grooming eyebrows can make them look so much better too).
I do something very similar I curl my lashes and put vaseline even on my brows and brush them with a spoolie and I use this shadow liner I found in moms dresser which she doesnt use in both black and brown shade basically eyeshadow but also like liner I use to contour my nose sometimes etc and I use labello and my mom thinks I acc use lipstick but hey it works
Does your mum follow u when u shop
@@hahalol6331 Yesss my strict parents are strict about where I am and I always shop w them around 😭
And if u get the rose Vaseline you can use it as blush and lip balm
@@Hi_there11828 mine don’t even let me go shopping. “Waste of time” they say
For those wondering she’s talking about cheap products that are small and would fit in a backpack well. Strict parents typically aren’t all that invasive most of the time, so you should be able to get away with doing your makeup at school.
My parents didn't let me buy even sunscreen when I was younger... but after convincing them that it actually protects you from skin cancer, they let me buy it.
I'm 17 now and my mom still isn't super open about me wearing makeup but I saved some money and bought a few products and I wear them once in a while. She doesn't stop me but she doesn't approve of me wearing it either.
You could use the spoolie with vasaline on your brows and lashes it has the same affect as clear mascara and it also helps them grow!
You’re naturally pretty. You don’t need it but it never hurts to have a pop of glow!
and then theres my mom telling me i need to wear makeup to go outside cuz i look tired if i dont
If your not aloud makeup and want eyelashes that look like they have mascara use an eyelash curler and put Vaseline on your eyelashes. Works wonders
POV you have very chill parents that dont put power into things like make up but you watch the video anyway cause why not :)
Jealous
I love that this wasn’t just an add of useless products, you gave actual tips. Let the baddies with strict parents unite.
This is perfect because I’ve been looking for stuff like this
I literally wore concealer under my eyes one time and my mom grounded me, and took away my phone for two weeks-
I’d be scared to even ask
try asking for sunscreen only, it will keep your skin smooth and healthy for the future when u are allowed to wear makeup:) it is healthy, a skin protector and it ain't makeup
@@skinnysenpai I’ll try 😬😬
@@DK1239_how did it go?
@@Bleeepbloooblaaap Not good lol 😬😬
my mum brought me like quite a lot of makeup and nowadays my dad is suddenly against it and any time he sees me putting on concealer before school he tells me that i shouldn’t wear it and tells me off, and now i’m so used to going to school with concealer, bb cream, subtle brown eyeliner, mascara and lipgloss and i feel like i can’t go out at all with a completely bare face and it sucks 😭😭
it bothers me because so many people forget that there are different levels of strict. theyre like "strict parents wouldnt let you buy anything"
THERE👏ARE👏DIFFERENT👏LEVELS👏OF👏STRICT
also you can buy urself and not tell them
My parents would say no absolutely not. My make up consists of a lip balm (or sometimes lip gloss), a skin tint thing that my mom gave me that you put with your moisturizer and occasionally mascara but not volume mascara just a simple one that’s basically eye lash serum colored black.
Edit: I’m a high schooler
Actual makeup tips for kids with strict parents:
Make do with whatever you have. Trust me on this. I got half of my makeup stuff from my mom's, aunt's and sister's old stuff. So whenever they're not using something or planning to give it away. Take it. Make do. Trust me, that shit got me through middle school and high school.
My aunt dont live Where i live and my mom dont wear makeup my sister dont share with me so What do i do?
@@Panda__Girl6648 I mean whenever you get the chance just take it. Everyone does a cleanup of the stuff they have at one point, just suck up to them and offer to help them clean up and take away the stuff they're about to throw away or something. My sister never shared and that's how I got all her old stuff. Just keep an eye out for when you can nab it.
As an English teacher, i can sense a rhyming scheme..
I'd call cps if a kid had to 'convince 'their parents to buy SUNSCREEN lol
instead of lipstick, burt’s bees makes tinted lip balms, and they’re really pretty! i think that’ll get you in less trouble
Gurl for me I just ask my grandma she’ll say yes
SAME LOOL
Glad my mom is chill 🫡🫡🫡
I used to use the soot from putting a plate over a light to make my own eyeliner and would put oil in the soot and wipe It on my eyelashes and eye brows.
For lips and blush I used beetroot juice and for powder I used baby powder 😆
Your previous nose was so beautiful
Guys stop hating on her for getting a nose job, she is an adult, it’s her money and it will make her feel more confident.
Yes she is beautiful nose job or not, but you never know what’s going inside someone’s head, this could have made her feel a lot better about herself.
My moms the complete opposite, she encourages me to wear makeup (not in a toxic way only if she sees I take interest in it)
I used to do my whole face with a pink lip balm/chapstick and Vaseline
If you can’t get lipstick get the tinted cherry Vaseline. It gives a nice colour to your fake but looks very natural on lips and cheeks.
My parents are strict but this seems very intense
im blessed to not have strict parents 😂 never had a curfew and can wear whatever i want
…that’s not automatically a good thing… that’s weird af your parents didn’t give af about you ever coming home. Like, they didn’t care enough about you or something.
@@MeMe-pj8ve hey, my parents do care about me
i said im blessed because compared to the people in the comments (which are super extreme imo), my parents give me lots of freedom
plus thats how they were raised by their own parents, so its only fair they treat me the same
Thought of something else ❤ clear mascara because it makes your lashes look longer especially if you have dark lashes but it's not noticeable and a eyelash curler
Here’s what I’d say to use, but a tinted lip balm but pass is as a normal one, you use thins on your lips, and your cheeks, also get skin care! And finally use your finger to curl your lashes and then put a small coat of vaseline on it to help them stay up. That’s basically all I can think of
this helped me so much and im so lucky my mom didnt find Kajal bad
You can always ask if you can get an eyelash curler to enhance your lashes but just don’t use mascara. Use a spoolie just to brush your brows and use a nice chapstick cause many chapsticks look like gloss or lip oil!
Bro in eighth grade I used to go in the bathroom before class, curl my lashes, do mascara, liner, eyeshadow, brows, concealer, foundation, lip stick and gloss in the five min time spot I had before homeroom 💀
I have a question about this, so at the end of the school day, did you wash all of the makeup off? Im asking cause I don’t know if I should wash it of or just hope that my parents don’t notice.
@@randomeditvibes well I would bring makeup remover wipes with me, and wipe it off in the bathroom, and when I took the bus I would do it on the bus, but eventually I just told my parents I was old enough and responsible to wear makeup and they just let me now
@@cockroacheatingakrabbypatt994 ohh okay that makes sense. Completely forgot about makeup wipes 😅 thanks!
The first person who looks good in kajal ✨💅
Try BB cream it’s tinted but has skin benefits
actually looks beautiful I wouldn't even do anything else EVER
My parents say i look weird with just lip gloss 😭🤚
I never thought of using lipstick in my cheeks, that’s a good idea
If I have kids, I plan on having them wait to wear it until middle school (at least in school on a regular basis), under the condition that they're properly educated on makeup and skincare. I don't want them using dirty blenders and brushes and going in orange or completely off their color match 😅
But makeup is really fun and great for self expression, I believe once you start your teen years, its especially important to express yourself in a healthy way
i do this hahaha, i ordered my makeup online along with a sunscreen and I told them I just got the sunscreen when they wanted to see what I bought
omg sameee
except i am 12 lol
I would use a tinted lip balm (on cheeks and lips), an eyelash curler and aquaphor or Vaseline for lashes.
my mum used to be VERY strict about makeup and i will tell you now some tinted burts bees and some vaseline is going to be your best friend. you can use the chapstick on your cheeks and the vaseline can be used on lashes and a TINY amount to manage brows. i didnt use any mascara/eyeshadow until i could take myself to the store and this is most definitely busted but if you j wanna feel a lil dolled up w strict parents this is what i did
For me it's the opposite. I never want to wear makeup but my mom wants me to 😂
How imma get to Sephora if my parents are strict about makeup 😂
Even I've strict parents but when I explained them it's not bad but to uplift my confidence and doings for myself they are now ok with it. If you are under 18 then they are right about no heavy makeup. If you are in 20s and still don't allow and you are earning then sorry don't listen to them it's your body. And you have full authority this is narcissism man.
I guess im so lucky that my mom allow me to wear make up. She even tell me that i look pretty!
POV: your parents hate skincare too 😭💀
Guys this obviously is all makeup but i think it’s implied that you buy it w/o them knowing
Gurl my mum so strict she barely even let's me get skincare
She said she could buy these things. She’s not being sneaky. I think the point is that she’s not caking it on. I think they’re good parents bc she doesn’t need makeup at all and I think she’s so much prettier than all these girls shapeshifting with their makeup. It’s refreshing.
The thing is I don’t want them noticing I have makeup. I bought a concealer and a few other stuff at Sephora with cash secretly but I just don’t want them to know I am wearing it
Foundation will definitely get me in trouble
All I can have is sunscreen, lip gloss, mascara, and somtimes eye shadow but only if I'm lucky
My parents force me to wear sunscreen since I’m so pale. But it gives me so much acne😭💀
I miss your videos last 10 days dear❤
Nah strict parents are the best.. Especially in this generation..
i, respectfully, disagree. sorry, but parents that are strict really...arent the best. especially if your parents are the kind of strict when they basically shelter you your whole life, it fucks a kid up. you need to experience certain things and having strict parents is literally one of the biggest reasons kids start being rebellious. strict parents will more than likely raise a sneaky kid. a lot of the time kids start sneaking out, stealing, going behind their parents back because they dont have the freedom some other kids do. do i mean let your kid do whatever the hell they want? no, ofc not, but kids need a certain amount of freedom. parents shouldnt be as strict to not even let their kid hangout with their friends, not go out at all, etc etc. its rlly not healthy a lot of the time, speaking from some personal experience, at least. my mother only let up BECAUSE i was rebelling, once she finally gave me some freedom, i stopped, obviously not completely because i..was still a teen and teens make mistakes like anyone else, but i was more open and honest with her because she wasnt as strict, yk?
@@unripemango i kinda understand where you're coming from.. I have a very strict mom when i was young she wouldn't let me hangout with friends or let me have social media .. Etc.. But honestly i was never rebellious and went behind her back.. Now I'm almost 20 and i understand why she was strict... This general is f*cked up and .. And the only thing that can save it is strict parenting but that's just my opinion.. Idk about others
@@Bae.99 i get where ur coming from!! i rlly do!! for me personally, and for others i know, the strict parenting generally just wasnt working..for me, not being able to have that freedom (though ofc its limited) really messed me up in a bad way, but i can deff see ur pov!!!
I’m not allowed to wear makeup at my age, and I don’t really want to because I’m too young, but I’m pretty sure even when I’m older and the school hype of makeup is like growing they ain’t gonna let me, but my mom allows me with skincare obvi (like a face wash and toner type thing and moisturizer) but I do have a plan, imma just get to school early and steal one of my moms lipsticks and just apply lipstick and mascara and lip gloss
my parent only let me wear a bit of blush when there is an wedding or a party and a bit of vaseline too
I use sunscreen, tinted chapstick, and a bar of soap to not get in trouble lol
I would use the tiniest bit of makeup that complimented my face and my dad never found out 🤭.
Lipstick brand and shade please
Alternative option: don’t wear makeup
Alternative alternative option: become a theatre kid where you require makeup for shows so you don’t look like a ghost bc of the lights
when i was 11 i would always pack makeup in my backpack then i would apply the makeup when i got to school. Then i would take the makeup off 30 minutes before school ended.Idk why i did this it was so extra.
My mom would figure out the second she would see me 💀
Fr mine too 💀
All of that stuff execpt for the sunscream would get me in trouble
Also make sure to have wipes, to take it off after school or if one's parent/guardian pops up at the school.
Sometimes all parents arent strict all bcuz they dont want their children to buy makeup. Children need to learn how to embrace their inner beauty and accept themselves for who they are, instead of makeup helping them do the opposite. Plus in growing children makeup is extremely damaging to skin. Please dont encourage the use of makeup in children and stop making children who scroll onto this video think that their parents are strict all because they arent getting the things they want. MAjority of parents do this for their childs betterment.
BTW this is not a hate comment and this creator is doing an amazing job at skincare videos!😊😊
i’m only 17 but hear me out. i’ve wore makeup since i was in the 5th grade and my grandma taught me the proper skincare and i learned my own as i got older. i have healthy and glowing skin and i still use makeup almost daily. i do think that teenagers should be aloud to use makeup but their parents should also teach them it’s not to cover up “flaws” it’s to add to the natural beauty of your face or to express yourself like my parental figures always have. it’s not ab kids not getting the things they want bc some kids even buy their own products and get in trouble for it. this vid is just proving the fact that strict parents raise sneaky kids. if you give your child freedom in limitations it builds trust !! i do agree you should love yourself naturally instead of using makeup to hide your insecurities but i don’t think they should be not allowed to use it yk
@@maddi2006this!!! is so true
@@unripemango ty!!!
My parents are strict too but that doesn't mean I'm not allowed to wear makeup. It's my decision to wear it in some special occasions only . And I don't know how a parent won't let you get some stuff of skincare , because I had more skincare products than other friends eventhough mine were more strict .
If your parents are strict with make up . How did you get a nose job done ???????
Can you do one for school pls? (I mean natural)
Pls try broader eyebrow instead of thin. It shall look good on you
Your soooo pretty
i was ridiculed and made fun of until I completely stopped and i have no knowledge of makeup, and now I’m 19 and don’t even know my own foundation shade and I’m too scared to ask questions because it’s been so long and it’s something that I should’ve learned when I was younger but I didn’t. thanks mom.
another thing. My younger sisters are both allowed and encouraged to use make up.
ok i got strict parents and my mom has like a powder ,concealer ,powder and lipstick and i kinda use those when im changing like i apply it really quickly and they arent able to notice
My parents are not strict but the school is like they see mascara on a girl and they be like "i'll be nice, if you wash it off now you won't have to go to the principal's office and don't wear it anymore to school got it?" Like it's so annoying
I used to have to use wet colored pencils to do my makeup I couldn't even have skincare, if you don't already know the wet pencil trick just try it, I did it since fifth grade
Mom allowed me to wear makeup for my dance recitals. That was it, though. She never allowed me to wear anything except for a kohl when I’m not in my performance seasons.
No skin whitening creams were allowed. No treatments that would make my skin fair was allowed. No tanning beds, sunscreen when weather is hot. Only testaments that would treat acne were allowed.
If you have more strict parents:
-clear mascara (maybe)
-Vaseline (for lashes if you can’t have clear mascara)
-pink tinted Vaseline (for lips)
-clear lipgloss
-clear lipgloss with only a little glitter
Since she basically contradicted herself in the video, I'll give you guys some better tips if anyone wants them:
1. For your lips if you can't get any lipstick, you can get a lip gloss and use it. If you can't get LIP GLOSS despite trying to get it in a discrete bottle, you can use lip balm or a tinted lipbalm. If your parents don't even let you have LIP BALM 0-0 then you can use petroleum jelly.
2. For your face, if your parents don't let you get concealer & stuff, if they allow you to get skincare then get a high-quality cleanser and moisturizer/sunscreen, and use it on your face instead.
3. For your eyelashes, if your parents don't let you get mascara, you can try asking them for clear mascara. If they STILL don't let you, you can use petroleum jelly/coconut oil and apply it on to your eyelashes with your fingers, using an upward motion with each eyelash to 'curl' it if your parents don't let you have an eyelash curler.
4. For your eyebrows if your parents don't allow you to have tweezers & stuff, you can use a spoolie or just your fingers and apply petroleum jelly/coconut oil on them.
5. For your 'blush area', if your parents don't let you use blush then you can put some tinted chapstick on your finger and just kind of rub it and even it out on your cheeks.
6. For under your eyes if you have eyebags but your parents don't let you use any dark eye cream, you can apply some sunscreen underneath
-TIP- For the tinted lip balm, if your parents don't let you have it you can also use tinted/normal petroleum jelly. The thing here is to be as crafty as possible with what you've got. I used to use a moisturizer sunscreen thing on my face then would smoothen it out with a bottle cap so my horrible skin texture would be hidden, and I would use soap on my eyelashes to curl them (but they would be awfully dry afterwards, don't do what I did).
my friend gave me a small makeup set for my bday so am happy:D
great ideaaa💞💞💞
my parents don’t let me do skincare tho 😭
luckly i’m not acne prone but even if i was they wouldn’t let me
i am so getting roasted for how this stuff is bad for your skin, but i find if you get some chalk it works the same as powder
aww ur wearing saree thats so cute
I would just use one of those really white lotions to like blur my skin and redness but I got olive skin so it looked funky, and tinted lip balm for my eyes, lips, and cheeks, and then Vaseline on my brows and eyelashes but sometimes I’ve get in trouble because if the tint was too pink then my mom would think I was playing in my grandma’s makeup again and also if I put too much Vaseline she’d be like “what did you put on your face? Wipe it off you look greasy”…so basically just don’t try it with strict parents because they’ll notice lol
"super natural and subtle" berry pink glossy mouth and smoked-out eyeliner??
My parents only let me get nail polish and lip products :( can u do one for even stricter
I didn't know parents were this strict, my parents let me do any makeup , let me go out with my friends and never ever check my phone.
Her parents won't allow foundation but are absolutely ok with a nose job🥲
same my mum always let me wear kajaal
She does such a lovely light make-up look, but this definitely isn’t helpful for those who have strict parents. 🙈😂