Can a 13 year old wear makeup?
The question as asked is "Can a 13 year old wear makeup?" which is a radically different question than the one I think you meant to ask, which is either "Should a 13 year old (girl) wear makeup?" or "Is it a good idea for a 13 year old (girl) to wear makeup?"Obviously the answer to the first is "yes" but the answers to the other two are along the lines of "maybe, depending on a lot of factors besides age." Depending on the situation it may be appropriate for girls even younger than 13 to wear some (light) makeup for special occasions such as a picture day.Getting into things you address in the comments, I'm not a huge fan of winged eyeliner personally and I think it looks tacky enough at 23 much less 13. Concealer, foundation, etc should only be worn if there's a problem that needs solving, and if it can be made to look natural (the shade has to be spot-on). Usually dark under-eye circles only become a problem much later in life than 13, though it is possible she's developing them already. Tinted lip balm is probably the one thing I'd find it easiest to go along with at her age, though I'd have to see it to make a fully informed decision.You don't mention at all where your parents weigh in on this. That would also factor into the above. Also, on what she wears to a school function, the school would probably have final say-so on what's over the line.
Could a 13 year old pull off high waisted pants along with a blazer and combat boots?
Yes ofcourse don't listen to the other person who said no -.- aslong as you dont look tooooo hoey.
Should my 13 year old wear a tampon?
Good for you for considering it enough to come on here and get more opinions. You're already miles ahead of my dad when I asked him :/ Honestly, a tampon is no big deal. Yes, it is going into your vagina but it's nothing to worry about. It is possible that it might break the hymen but this is very rare (and she could have just as easily have lost it already by riding a bike, for example) and doesn't actually count as losing your 'virginity', since that involves a penis :p So the hymen thing is nothing to worry about :) Tampons are more hygienic than pads (think about it, with pads you're sitting in your own blood :/). But it's important to tell her not to leave it in longer than the box says (I believe it's 8 hrs) because she increases her chance of Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS). The tampons come with instructions that talk about all that so just have her read it over and remind her not to leave it in too long. So basically, tampon use has no effect on her purity. It just allows her to move more comfortably and do things like swim and more intense exericise while on her period :)
I'm 18 years old but I look 13, what do I do to look older??
I feel your pain. I am 25 years old and at work everyday I get told that I look 17. People drop their jaw when I tell them I am married and I have a step daughter. It really use to bother me when I was your age but now that I am getting older I appreciate it because I know I will continue to look young as my friends start to look old. I know you will hear this a million times, "you will appreciate looking young later in life." But I honestly feel that is true. I cut my hair different and started straightening it, I saw my aunt and she thought I was 10 years old, I told her okay that is not what I was going for but I can't let it bother me and niether can you. My cousins wife said she thought I looked very young until I began talking and then she knew she was speaking to a professional adult and not some kid. I know it's tough especially going to college. But you could also try getting a make over from a salon for a different hair cut and different way to put your make up on. I would honestly say that you can make yourself seem older to people not by the way you look but by the way you carry yourself, confident yet not cocky. You should also know that people can realize you are older than you are as soon as you open your mouth to talk to them. I would suggest make a lasting impression on people by talking adult like and being confident in yourself, it will take you a long way in life no matter how you look. Hang in there, it gets better I promise.
What should a 20-year-old guy wear to a wedding?
Good leather shoes with a matching belt.A shirt and tie, tailored pants with matching suit jacket. Well groomed hair/facial hair, and if you’re feeling fancy, a pocket square!
Is it weird for a 22-year-old last-year university student to wear a shawl and a loose scarf on their head? Does it trigger bullying from university colleagues? I wore it once and I was laughed upon as if I have done something wrong.
Why should it bother you?You were happy and confident about it? If yes then why pay attention to the negativity?Those are your colleagues, not your friends… and if a friend bullies you , knowing you as a person, then it’s time you scrutinised your “friend “ definition .This is the era of enlightened moderation!! And those who do not fit the definition given by the half desi half pseudo firangi strata of our society are jibbed at publicly… don’t you bother, keep on discovering your self and expanding your horizons and experiences
Should I give my 15 year old son a suit? If so, which fabric should it be? What am I supposed to do if it gets too small?
Uggh! The chore of dressing a growing teen decently. We got our son a suit for his first communion at age 7, which he outgrew in a season. We just had a family funeral. I put my 13-year old in dark trousers, a grey button-down shirt, a grey sweater and a tie. He can wear all of these pieces together or as separates.I wouldn’t just get him a suit just to have one. I’d only get him one if he needed it for a specific occasion, like a wedding and accept that he will outgrow it soon. If he needs to be in the wedding, you can rent him a tux with the other groomsmen.Instead of paying out for a whole suit that your 15-year old will outgrow, you also may just want to get him a decent jacket that he can wear with decent dark khaki trousers, a shirt and a tie.On the other hand, my husband has two suits and a tuxedo that have been tailored for him. The suits are for weddings, funerals and dressier events and the tux is for more formal occasions. He looks great in them and we take care of them. He keeps his weight in check so that he doesn’t outgrow them.Wait until your son stops growing significantly before investing in a suit and only if his situation in life requires one.
My 17 year-old son wears a full on suit and tie with matching pocket squares to school every day with new colors for every day of the week. What does this mean?
For one, this means that he was/is attracted to the clean cut debonnaire air, the elegant crisp dapper look it gives to those wearing such a serious business like outfit. The last part my 1st sentence means he wants to be taken very seriously. He also, wants to attract a certain type of woman, or person. In case you have reservations about supporting him because your homophobic, or the the reverse, you don't want him to be attracted to any women, I can assure you that dressing up nicley does Not mean he's gay, or not gay. Most fathers want their sons to do whatever makes them feel good, and makes them feel complete. As long as a habit, an action, or his style of living is not hurtful to him, or others just be grateful for the young Man he's striving to be. Finally, there is one more suggestion I have. If you haven't asked him then, Please, do so. He, more than anyone can give you the answer[s]. Surely, he can give you better answers than any, and all speculations, and even wise conclusions any Quora member has,. Don't worry, be Happy!! Take Care & Stay Safe, Dapper Dan