Makeup for Kids: Is It Safe?

Like shows, “Toddlers in Tiaras” has really brought the little-girls-to-wear-controversy to the fore. Once a question raised by the prayers of little princess idolatrous mommies, makeup has now become a mainstream trend for kids who can’t talk yet. Not gonna lie, while I find this trend absolutely deplorable, on occasion some of those tiny tots look pretty freakin’ adorable. Parents find themselves stuck in old worries about what to wear with their daughters, and new thoughts about whether too little clothing is dangerous with toddlers.

What in particular, so that children can be dangerous to the doctor?

Starting on a strictly medical basis, many cosmetics contain chemicals that are not safe for adults when it comes down to it, let alone children. Parabens, diethanolamines and phthalates, all of which can cause cancer, are all found in many cosmetics. Lipsticks are known to contain lead in levels that are not properly regulated. Some types of makeup are now actually known to lead poisoning in poisoning in a large number of children including Kohl’s, which is now. banned in the US Aside from nasty chemical additives, old or improperly stored makeup can also grow bacteria that can cause infections, especially in the eyes. As younger children tend to fidget, it is also far easier to cause eye injuries in the application. Finally, as children often have far more sensitive skin and eyes, irritation or allergic reaction is a major concern.

On a psychological level, when is your child allowed to make a statement?

If you’re looking for chemical-free options, avoid eye makeup, and opt for children’s brands—yes, they do exist. Consider the message you’re sending your daughter. When you’re done, what do you tell your daughter you’re doing? Many moms respond with something along the lines of “that’s pretty cool.” This implies that a beautiful girl must dress, an ideal already established and influenced by the media. By allowing it to be used, you too show the child that this is true. As a mother, I don’t wear makeup, not because I’m not a fan, but because I want my children to know that they are beautiful. We do the same Halloween paint job. Now it is clear that there is an opinion according to the answer. Chances are when your daughter becomes pregnant, or maybe before, she will want to wear makeup whether you wear it in public or not. You as a parent need to address and decide the matter. How old she is is really relative, depending on your opinion. Many cultures set their children up from birth.

How old do you think a girl is old enough?

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