A mum of two teenage girls has shared her clever hack for getting your kids to master their make-up … without getting into an argument. She explains that Boots offers free make-up consultations, which helped her daughters improve their skills.
If you’ve got teenagers you’ll know one thing: they love to experiment with make up. Which means they often end up wearing too much eyeshadow or the wrong shade of foundation. And woe betide if you try and persuade them to tone it down. Now, a mum of two teenage girls has shared her clever hack for getting your kids to master their make-up … without getting into an argument.
Posting on the Facebook group Family Lowdown Tips & Ideas, the mum explained she’d had make-up advice from Boots when she was a teen. And she was astonished to find that the free makeover consultations were still available. ‘Disagreements’ She posted: ‘This is one of those things you either know or you don’t, but Boots do free make-up consultations. I have two teenage girls aged 13 and 14. My 13-year-old is obsessed with make-up but we have had a lot of disagreements about it. ‘She has done a poor job of matching her complexion and wears too muc
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