Shopping for a tween or young teen girl? Who’s That Girl beauty products are a great gift idea!
If there is one thing I hate to gift at Christmas, it is gift cards or cash, especially to kids.
There is really no thought or fun behind opening a gift card or cash … well maybe to me there is no fun in it!
With that said, tween and teen girls (and boys) are sometimes tough to buy for.
Hailee and Chris have come to an age where I can’t really buy their clothes without them being there.
They also don’t play with too many “toys” as Bella does. Man, little kids are way easier to shop for!
Who’s That Girl: Fun Beauty Products For Girls
If you have a tween or young teen on your gift list who loves all things beauty, you definitely should consider buying them some Who’s That Girl products!
This is the second post for the MGA Entertainment Fall/Winter Toy Box Program.
So, normally I do individual review + giveaway posts, but this year I am changing it up.
I will still be doing four individual review posts, however, I will be doing ONE BIG GIVEAWAY for a $500 prize pack!
The giveaway widget will be at the end of each review post, so you can enter to win on any of the posts, but look for BONUS entries added to the widget with each new post for commenting on that new post.
1. Who’s That Girl Glitter Roots
This sparkling glitter gel adds some serious shimmer to your hairstyle!
Who’s That Girl Glitter Roots comes in 3 different options; Mermaid Sparkle, Unicorn Queen and Rainbow Party (the one we have).
It also includes a smaller keychain size for styling on the go.
Hailee parted her hair and made some cute buns then she applied the one-step gel using the included applicator.
I will note that I wish the full-size applicator had a longer handle as it is pretty short.
TIP: Shake the bottle to bring the gel close to the top and up the sides to get it on the applicator easier.
Is 36 too old to want to do this to my hair?
Seriously, super cute and Hailee really loves it!
Now for the all-important question, does it wash out easily?
Answer: 100% YES!
Hailee took a shower at the end of the day and it all came out in one wash.
Buy Who’s That Girl Glitter Roots on Amazon.ca and Amazon.com.
2. Who’s That Girl Beauty Tattoos
Make a statement with washable who’s that girl- beauty tattoos!
They come in cute shapes and sparkle to create a unique look.
The tattoo stamper comes in a heart shape.
A star shape.
And a moon shape!
Use the tattoo stamper to stamp on fun designs.
They go on very easily, but don’t press too hard or you will end up with a circle around it.
Hailee could have pressed a little harder, they do go on darker, but because she had foundation on she was worried about the ring LOL!
These also wash off easily and do not stain the skin.
The Who’s That Girl Beauty Tattoos includes:
- heart stamper
- moon stamper
- star stamper pens
- 1 sheet of metallic Freckles tattoos
Purchase Who’s That Girl Beauty Tattoos on Amazon.ca and Amazon.com.
3. Who’s That Girl Color Shift Hair
Since Hailee’s hair was in buns I tried it on Bella.
We received the purple/pink one and it took a few passes to get the colour noticeable enough on Bellas light blonde hair.
In my opinion, unless your child has SUPER light coloured hair, I would pass on this one as the colour isn’t very pigmented.
The Who’s That Girl Color Shift Hair comes in two colours and includes:
- one full size and one smaller one on a Keychain for styling on the go
Buy Who’s That Girl Color Shift Hair on Amazon.ca and Amazon.com.
Other Who’s That Girl Products
Here are some other Who’s That Girl products I think are great gift ideas:
Amazon.ca
Amazon.com
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kristen visser says
when i was a teen my go to beauty style was glitter eye shadow and different colors with my mascara
Alison Braidwood says
It was the 80s. Electric blue mascara was in. I think I modeled myself on Boy George, looking back. Hey, everyone was doing it :0
Kaela says
My go to when I was a teen was anything bright, and glittery. I loved to be different.
Fairen Chillcott says
Beauty go tos as a teen for me were hair mascara (I need this as an adult for the greys !) sparkle EVERYTHING and a lipgloss that I believe Lip Smackers made that you pushed up !
Lisa says
Sun in or calgon body spray
Wanda Macsween says
Alot of blue eye shadow and scrunchies going on when i was a teen.
Ashley.S says
More of a roll out of bed and go kind of teen, but with a new hair colour almost weekly.
Marcia v. says
Mine was just mascara and lip gloss.
kailee zimm says
Coverup on the lips with lip gloss ontop LOL
Amy R. says
Butterfly clips and bingo dabber to dye hair were the “in” thing when I was young
Jenny M says
Lip smackers!!!!!
Sheryl bullard says
When I was a teen I was not allowed any makeup or extras my only thing was clean shiny hair and face
Tosha says
White eyeliner and blue eyeshadow. I dont know what I was thinking lol I eventually I realized black liner looked much better lol
Matthew Tully says
Cadence would go bananas over the “Who’s that Girl” beauty products.
Shannon Larabie says
Oh my gosh that glitter brought back major flash backs! I’m 34 and when I was a tweenager we used to cake on glitter on our eyelids and lips. And like another person commented the butterfly clips in our hair!!!
Lynda Cook says
This is the first that I have heard of Who’s that Girl, the products sound fun and something that my teenager granddaughter would love, I like the body stamps, the little hearts are cool!!
Diane CT says
According to my 9 year old, glitter is life !!!!! 😁
Joanne W says
I was a plain Jane…Just lip gloss and eyeliner:|
Leanne M says
Mascara, all the time! 🙂
Lisa says
I’m showing my age here with Banana clips! Lol
Sarah R says
When I was a teen… it was ironed hair (with a house iron, not a fancy flat iron like we have now 😂, and bright, bold eye colors 😎 Sometimes I would finish it off with colored mascara.. bright blue or purple. Yikes!
Raylene says
Sparkle lip gloss or lip smackers
Meghan says
Ironed hair with an actual iron, and koolaid to color my hair 😂
Michelle R says
Lip Smackers!
elaing8 says
I was kinda plain, I really didn’t have a go to style. Just foundation and lip gloss.
Susanne Villeneuve says
I used to use Sun In 😊
Jo-Anne Pfoh says
bell bottoms.. yes I am that old lol
Monica Lueddeke says
I miss electric blue eye liner and mascara. Banana clips and jelly shoes.
Brenda Jeffery says
Oh to be a tween again. I would have a hard time giving these away. I would want to keep them all for my glitter loving self.
Shirley OFlynn says
I was a teen in the 80’s. My style was big hair, big earrings, lots of neon,leg warmers, blue eyeshadow and blue mascara.
Christina St. Onge says
Sun in for highlights in the hair. Makeup was typically some blush and mascara.
Laura says
I didn’t really have much style as a teen, though I did try dying my hair red once, it wasn’t too awful lol
Trina Goruk says
Awful BIG hair and bangs were in style when I was a teen. 🙈lol
Katie says
My go to teen style included lip smackers, guess jean’s, and hair clips or scrunchies.
Dawn Kicks says
Lip smackers and glitter
Kandice says
I gave myself 5 minutes to get dressed lol
Kristy Reid says
I remember trying to add highlights to my hair using sun-in and try to “erase” my freckles using lemon juice. I had bangs, which I curled every day. A low, side ponytail was my typical hair style. Or, using a million butterfly clips in my hair! lol! Those were the days!
Irene W says
Mascara and eyeliner..
Favourite Xmas carol is Feliz Navidad
Chelsea says
As a teen my go to was glitter eye lids, blue mascara, glitter lipgloss and of course the butterfly hair clips.
Sabrina R says
My beauty style as a teen was make it up as I go, minimalist and throw in some butterfly clips….
shannon root says
When I was a teen my go to was mascara, eyeliner and bright colored eye shadow.
nicolthepickle (Nicole Graham) says
Blue eyliner, that’s pretty much all I remember.
nicole a says
homemade hair scrunchies :p were my go to teen style!
Athena says
such a fun idea!
Athena says
when I was a teen it was much simpler – but definitely light pink lipstick lol.
Judy hunting says
Plaid was all the rage when I was a teen.
Chantel poulin says
My go to was always white eye liner and clear lip gloss..
Oh my!
Stephanie Wheaton says
I was a tom boy, my teen style was hoodies and tear away pants 🤣
Florence Cochrane says
My go to makeup was eye shadow, mascara and red lipstick.
Christina Carman says
Butterfly clips and lip smackers.
Sherry Foster says
I was always the Guinea pig for my friends as they learned and experimented with makeup. I never actually learned to apply myself.
Louise Smith says
Curls were in back in my day so we would go to bed with our hair all in rollers.
Violet P says
My go to style was the claw hair clip!
nicky says
As a teen I was really into wearing two different earrings!
Pam says
it was blue eye shadow all the way with heavy black eye liner.
Jonnie says
I loved to dye my hair funky colours when I was a teen. This was before it was really popular like today so I had to travel to the city two hours away to get the dye. I wasn’t big on make up so usually only wore it when I was trying to cover up a breakout.
Anik Whittingham says
My style was non existent. Jeans, sweatshirt, pony tail and not An ounce of makeup.
Great giveaway! Thank you!
Krista Seefeld says
Sun in, glitter hair gel, butterfly clips, coloured mascara, lip gloss and exclamation! perfume 🙂
brittany crawford says
white eyeliner—uggh!
MCG says
Inverted bob
Angele says
I wanted to be brittany spears in lucky… used my blush as eyeshadow! Super cute with the buns and sparkles!
Amy says
Maybelline Kissing Coolers!! They used to smell and taste great!!
Sara D says
I was Goth, all Goth.
Christine F says
I was such a tom boy that i would have my hair in a bun all the time! In my late teen years i was all about pin straight hair and cat eyes lol
Leslie says
Tight rolling my jeans. Omg. I’m old
Silvia D says
When I was a teen we lived on a farm and got bused one hour to school, didn’t really have a style , didn’t wear much makeup, maybe nail polish and hair was straight or in ponytail.
Tina says
I know I wore a ton of makeup lol but don’t remember much else
Anne says
I loved lip gloss when I was a teenager
Jennifer Wilson says
My goto teen style always incuded blue eyeshadow!
Jenna Meunier says
Those years are scary to think back on…ice blue eye shadow! Lol
Tara Gauthier says
I just really loved wearing black as a teenager..no makeup, hair usually in a ponytail or maybe just run a brush through it and leave it down. I did liked using lip gloss.
Meaghan says
Sun in and lipsmackers was my go -to tween style!
Rikki says
I had a lip smackers collection of over 300! I always had black eyeliner half way down my face like a racoon…and no mascara! Whitest foundation ever! Safe to say it was NOT a good look and thankfully I know better now!
Hannah Widmer says
Lots of blue eyeshadow and thick black eyeliner 🙈 and hair always slicked back in a pony tail
Lori L says
Oh gosh, I was a teen in the 90s! I definitely had a Caboodle and lots of Lip Smackers lip balms. Nothing else really sticks out to me in terms of beauty but thinking back, I wish I had those youthful looks once again! 😀
Sheree says
Finding blue nail polish in my moms closet and being the only one at the time wearing anything other than the norm bland colours. Couldn’t even find it stores either.
Nicole Burchell says
When I was a teen I loved hair mascara and having overplucked eyebrows 😂😂
Maryanne says
Teased hair and blue eyeliner!
Ashley L says
I loved lip smackers when I was a kid! Root beer was the best.
Brittany says
Loved using that thick sticky hair color changing gel 😂
Jennifer Hallick says
When I was a preteen in the late 80’s early 90’s, I remember rocking the high bangs!
Carole D says
My favourite Christmas movie is Elf! Thank you!
Ashley C says
Things felt so much easier back then! I used to love using mousse and gel to give my hair a scrunchie/curled look.
Carole D says
My go to beauty style was Blue Mascara and Green eye shadow
Rachel Proulx says
My go to was using too much cover up, and usually in the wrong color! LOL
Krista M says
It was definitely big hair & a ton of hairspray! And bad spiral perms haha!
Rae says
Mascara, lipsmackers and glitter eye shadow.
LUCILLE ROY says
PLAIN NATURAL
Andy d says
I loved lipsmackers!!! And I wore mascara too. I always wanted to look like Jen Aniston.
Sara Alfred says
I did this thing with my bangs it was awful. Hairspray! Also lip smackers and white eyeliner!
NormaJane Nowoselski says
In my blonde long hair I had black & purple strip highlights …
Heidi c. says
i had it cut in a short bob for most of high school. Not the best look.
Cassandra says
Love these products! Such an awesome review on them 🙂
Brina Davis says
I had my blue eyeliner (I thought it brought out the blue in my eyes 🙄). And wore a ton of necklaces and chokers. I didn’t have good style in clothes either… baggy beer shirts my dad got free with a 24 pack. Lol!
Kelley Fur says
I was plain Jane, until i discovered liquid eyeliner!
Jody Lynn says
Go to was hair spray.. the bigger the teased hair, the better. My sister referred to me as a roaster. Haha
Tara M. says
I owned the side bride.
Lucia Ma says
Different hair color every 3 months
Susan H says
Scrunchies and too-pale foundation!
wendy hutton says
omg when I was a teen the mullet was huge
Caryn Coates says
My go to beauty as a teen was anything lip smackers and glitter
Crystal Robinson says
My handy tricks were Vaseline with lip liner . Homemade lip gloss and blush in one!!
Virginia R says
Wasn’t into hair or makeup as a teen. Can’t think of anything I did that was different or cool at the time.
Patricia says
Mabelline eyeshadow with the purple blue color with black eyeliner, lip smackers, light colored cheeks.
Jennifer P. says
My go-to beauty style was crimped hair, and Sandalwood Beige lipstick (I can’t believe I still remember my signature colour!! – it matched my leather jacket perfectly too!).
Erin W says
My go to style was blue eye line and plaid shirts! Love the 90’s.
Sarah says
I can think of a few people that would love these!! My daughter would enjoy them for sure.
Sarah says
I remember wearing badly applied eyeliner and bright colours as a tween.