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![Freshman Emily Luu applies her makeup in the mirror. Recent social media influence has led to a dangerous spike in teenager's irresponsible purchases of skincare and makeup. Senior Priscilla Ngyuen has noticed this trend. "“I scroll on TikTok and all I see are young girls doing get-ready with me [videos],” Ngyuen said. “Even when I’m in shops like Sephora, it’s amazing how many kids I see."](https://hpbagpipe.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/IMG_2749-e1706805383560-1200x871.jpg)
