Make-Up in 1990s vs. Today 

Lola: "I use 3 products." Me: "Oh hey! Me too!" Lola: "To prime." Oh.

My 14 year old makeup routine: Bonne Bell Lip Smackers LOL

Hate to tell you, Lola, but we wore our hair in a center part in the 70’s and early 80’s. Like the song goes, everything old is new again! That might be a fun segment for you guys to do - which fashion trends have repeated themselves over time.

We didn't have youtube or insta but we did have SEVENTEEN MAGAZINE! :-)

Lola: Has 3 items for primer. Literally looks no different at all. Ah, youth

We had beauty magazines with articles explaining how to put makeup on with Unrealistic perfect models as our visual guides.

Wow, when I was a teenager in the ‘70’s all we used was Great Lash mascara and Lip Smackers lip gloss😂

"She's-... No comment" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

When you said "this is gonna be gross" with the eyeliner, I knew EXACTLY what was happening next and I was SO here for it because SAME!!! It was my go-to look for longer than I care to admit. With the severely-tight-now-I-have-a-migraine high up ponytail, slicked back with gel so there were ZERO strays or fly-aways. 90's were the BEST.

I love that Kim clarified how Lola can afford all this. I don’t remember having an allowance, so I would have to ask for my mom to buy each and every one of my products, which basically meant I only did have just three things, and only because they were left over from special occasions! My, how times have changed!

I would love to see a video where Kim gives Lola a few Seventeen or another teen magazine from the late 80s/early 90s and see if she can follow those make up guides. That's what we had as RU-vid tutorials, teen mags. ;)

I graduated in 87 and we were all color, color, color in our makeup. and of course the high, high hair. lol

Wow. I skipped make-up until it was required for a specific purpose. The amount of work you put into it boggles the mind. I am too lazy.

Lola: I use three things... Me: Ow wow, so efficient. Lola: ...to PRIME with. Me: Makes second pot of coffee.

"We did not have youtube, we did not have instagram, so it was very clueless". As if! ;)

As a dad with a 4yr old daughter, I bawled throughout this entire video. I am certainly not ready for her to mature past the, "I love you so much daddy!" phase.

I vote for more Lola! Honestly, as a clueless grownup she helps me stay on top of whats cool with my students!

“Teens now don’t have awkward phases” Yes, yes we do

I just turned 40 and Lola has tons more products then I would even know what to do with. LOL! I learned so much too.

Kim, don’t feel too badly, In the 80’s I actually put my eyeliner on the _inside_ of my lower lid. So I was basically putting it in my eye. Teal green. I shudder just thinking about it.

YES!!!! Lola should totally take you shopping!!!!!

Lola has more makeup than I have ever owned in my entire life! But seriously, I have to say that Lola has the most beautiful, warm, rich voice ever!

Lola is so lovely, and I enjoyed the humble way you interacted with her, respect is 2 way! 😊💖🌺

That 90's makeup was SO accurate! My bestie did the brown eyeliner/lipliner thing too! Was trendy at the time. 😅

Lola is such a pretty girl and such a good sport for hanging out with her 90s mom! I was all about the eyeliner/lip liner duo! 🤦🏻‍♀️

OMG the pic of Kim as a cheerleader reallyyyyy looked like Lola ._.

I have a twelve year old and she informed me I should stick with the side part even though she does do the middle part. She also informed me skinny jeans are still ok. Lol. I certainly hope so because I never want to wear bell bottoms ever again!

5:25 "you have a perfect nose" Kim, that was adorable

Kim still looks beautiful, even with the 1990’s makeup trend. Lola looks beautiful and is so on top of her game !! At 14, I had no clue... about anything.

My makeup in the 90s was glitter on and around my eyes, lip smackers and butterfly clips!

Gosh, everytime I see Lola now she looks more and more like Kim. So gorgeous!!!

I want to see Lola take you shopping! As I am typing you just asked this question! Yes, I want to see what she thinks you should wear vs what you actually would buy yourself.

Never mind the face paint, what's the paint on Lola's hands?

What surprised me was Lola's make up routine had just as many steps as my mom's generation. That came to age in the 1970's. I could never understand why she needed so many products just to leave the house. She called it, "putting on her face." In the 1990s, I used very few products and feel it had a very natural appearance too.

I told my daughter that too! It’s unfair they don’t have an awkward phase! I wore dark lipstick. Thought it looked good 🤦‍♀️ 😂 “What do you have to de puff?!!” Exactly 😂

LOVE THIS!

Lola is growing up so fast! She is very beautiful, I love how she gets excited to show what she does, both in this video and in the skincare routine one!

I was never a make up kind of teen not even as adult now but these mom daughter moments look fun

“She’s no comment” 😂

“Makeup is so overrated” I say as a 13 year old girl. What’s the point?

Since so many of the clothes trends from the 90s are coming back I would love see 90s version vs gen z version

Yes to Lola giving Kim a gen z makeover!! I learned makeup in the 80s so the 90s was so much less than I used to wear lol.

Go shopping with Lola. The side part video was Hilarious. I cried.

As a teen in the early-mid ‘00s, we were all about the Juicy lipgloss, powder blue eyeshadow and spider lashes. The cool kids at my school used to wear thick brown goopy lipgloss but I was not allowed 😂

Maybe I was just clueless (and yes, that was the best movie ever), but I feel like in the 90s all these higher-end makeup brands didn't exist and we all just used drugstore stuff! I'd like to see Lola look for drugstore dupes that are more affordable - especially since the look is so minimal!

Lola's doing it right 👍I went to Charm School when I was a young girl .. so very long ago. They taught various things, etiquette, walking while balancing a book on your head, how to sit, etc .. skincare and touched on makeup from good old Bonnie Bell. I love that my Mama enrolled me. Instilled good values!

As an elder Millennial, I came into makeup right as the era changed, & 1 thing I do really miss is how simple + "fresh" late '90s/early 2000s base was; you did concealer, then foundation (probs w. your fingers), subtle blush, & then powder only where you got greasy* - & the aim was to look natural. Funnily enough, Lola's stripped-back look is pretty close to what was fashionable then. I can't get used to the modern glamazon ultra-matte/super-dewy 6+-step-base dichotomy. Don't get me wrong, I think girls look beautiful in it, it's just that sometimes it gets all a bit Uncanny Valley - especially when filters are added to the mix, lol. And seeing 14 year olds down at the grocery store - in the middle of the day - in the sort of hyper-dramatic, drag-inspired eye-looks w. false lashes & the lot, which we would only have dreamed of wearing to our high-school formal or _maybe_ out clubbing, is something I may never get used to.😅 Damn little sophisticates, get off my lawn.😂 *This video has shown me that this may have been either location-dependent, or maybe the difference is in the fact that Mrs Holderness is talking sort of mid-'90s whereas I'm referencing the very turn of the century, so it's possible the trend for the desired "finish" evolved to be less matte in that time.

In the 90's I had two extremes for my lipsticks....it was either that frosty pale pink or really dark brown (like I just wiped chocolate on my lips brown lol). I learned how to do my makeup through Seventeen magazine and music videos lol. I remember teaching myself how to do a winged liner by watching Sweet Sensation's video for, "If Wishes Came True"...rewind, pause, rewind, pause and quickly learned that black liquid eyeliner made me look like a racoon because I didn't wear enough eyeshadow to kind of offset the harshness of that liner lol. Ironically enough I'm a Makeup Artist now haha...I've learned the errors of my ways 😂. This was such a great video haha. I think a mom/daughter shopping trip is definitely something that needs to be done! Hugs to guys ❤️

So remember the matte brown of the 90’s.Kim is spot on.

Loving Kim just staring at the side of lolas head, taking it all in!

Omg this is 100% ME in the 90s!! 🤣 I was so proud of how 1) matte my skin looked, 2) pale my face looked, 3) my brown lipstick revealed how sophisticated and deep I was. That hairbandcomb thing, loved it despite the pain it gave me, much like my then boyfriend 🤣🤣 Ahhahahaa I wouldn't go back to that. Only what/who makes me feel good gets to stay in my life ♥️On that note, happy Valentine's day y'all ♥️

Love this!!!Both mother and daughter look absolutely beautiful. It just goes to show the different styles and trends and changes over the years. In the 70s and 80s, we used great lash mascara by Maybelline, and Maybelline kissing potion lip gloss. Preferably bubblegum flavor. In the 90s, I simply could not let go of the frosty blue eyeshadow. I had no one to teach me proper make up application, so I just went by Magazine and my peers. It was an awkward time. My daughter shows me how to apply makeup now and it’s very much as the daughter does in this segment. What shades are being used for the lips? It’s a nice natural look. I honestly want to get rid of all of my old make up and start over.

This was so fun to watch and brought back so many memories. I'm honestly glad I grew up in the 90s and early 2000s and don't have all the pressures and info the kids have now a days. Your daughter is so sweet.

Oh, Kim! My daughter had good eyebrows and plucked them so thin 15 years ago. They stayed that way, too. She really regrets it and had that microblading tattooing a year ago to thicken them up again!

In the 60's we had iridescent eye shadow and navy mascara as well as white lipstick. Not a good look

I’m literally Lolas age and I don’t ever wear makeup 😭

Love this video. Agree on the 90's makeup, I think the market i bought my foundation from had only one shade of powder. Matching to skin tone? Who came up with that variation ? 🤫 Love how many products Lola is using. I think that we are concerned about not skipping steps till we have kids. Afterwards we are reducing the routine to 5 min and under, better than nothing. Go mom jeans! And Go Moms!!!

Can you do a husband does my voiceover morning routine video?

Yeah I remember those days. We didn't have sephora or access to high end makeup, makeup brushes and no social media. We used those sponge applications. Foundation was very limited in colors so we looked pale and unmatched lol. I also over tweezed my eyebrows I think everyone did to look like those famous young celebrities like Christina Aguilera, Gwen Stephany etc. I wore dark brown eyeshadow with thick winged liquid eye liner, dark mocca lips, I never overlined my lips on the outer corners never liked it and I wore my hoops, comb hairband, or butterfly clips. I always used to get compliments on my makeup, but it was like a though girl look. We had so many skin care options in the drugstore aisle, but they all sucked and smelled like alcohol hated the astringent. Nobody used a primer back then, no eye creams etc. I also loved my glossy lip balms, chopsticks that smelled like candy.

I graduated high-school in 97. I did some of this stuff but not all of it. I used eyeliner around my lips (sometimes) but then followed with a plum shade of lipstick or a deep berry red. I used lip liner normally though. I also tried to match my foundation to my skin. I used concealer that was too light under my eyes probably. But I did full makeup with foundation and everything. I look back and it does look good even today. Still it may have been a bit lighter than it should have been. However, I tanned far too much and didn't bother buying something else to fix that. I read a lot about make-up starting in middle school and combined techniques. I still do that. I never follow trends but use what works no matter what decade it comes from!

I still remember when you still had to get photos developed. And filters weren't a thing yet. My skin is super oily, so I use aloe as a primer. I only use a little bit.

Not only did I go through my awkward phase in the 90s, I couldn't have afforded to be a teenager in today's society (#keepingmysidepart #skinnyjeans #guessI'mstillawkward😂)

OMG, I totally used pancake makeup too! Mine was in a black plastic tube thing that you could twist the bottom and it would push the foundation up. My goal (because I was prone to breakouts in high school) was to make my face look as smooth as possible. I also used the blue eyeliner that you mentioned in a previous video and I probably had some of the blue mascara too. I mean, c'mon, color was cool. :) I would curl my lashes AFTER putting mascara on (yes, I know that is terrible and no, I don't know how I still have eyelashes!) and I used eyeshadows that came in a long metal box and had all of maybe six colors. Oh, the '90s were so fun. :)

Great video 😊Ohhh yeah i remember 95 97 matte... for the air brushed flawess look.. mac studio fix.. all in one pressed foundation. It was hard to match to your skin tone with drugstore foundations with no testers... so moving to the city.. using mac test to your actusl skin tone. The flash and the zero lines on face from the foundation... it was like the photo filter of thr 90s We got our make up yips from pages of seventeen magazine as teens and glamour allure..etc. no youtube tutorials. But there were step by step pics.. sime looks looked better than others. Grateful that msgenta and frosted pink lipstick of 80s is gone I barely wear make up now If at all mac concealer after ivr moisturized face...my version of the primer... then concealer seems to smooth out better snd not so cakey. Powder blush doesnt sray on si cream blush in dots snd blend.. good on lips n lids too in terra cotta Looks natural.. and bit of mascara. But make up days are few n far between now. Concealer helps brighten up my dark circles. Cream bronzer on top of cheeks and on forhead..wherever sun hits.. sunkissed look.

Love this! Feeling the 90's make-up and not allowing your skin to breathe. Oh, and my girls (11, 9) think Lola is super cool. She IS a pretty rad kid.

You're so bang on with 90's make-up! Also, I swear Lola doesn't need a dot of makeup! Do I WISH I had perfect skin like that at 14! lol

This is so true about 90s and 2000 make up. I love how Lola uses so much. It must be nice to have that much time.

My 90's routine was eyeliner. When I had to step it up: mascara

I had the brown-raisin shade lipstick, too! My best hair and makeup I have EVER done on myself was for my senior cap and gown picture and it was gorgeous. It has been over 25 years since then and I have never been able to recreate that awesomeness! 😆 Great video, ladies!

Lol! Your daughter's reaction was priceless 🤣 😂 90s makeup was the worst, so grunge lol

You are awesome, ladies! So much fun with you 😍😍😍 We love your videos!

I knew EXACTLY what was about to happen with that eyeliner. My friends and I did the same thing. It looks so ridiculous to look back at that ridiculously dark eyeliner with the light/ ombre lip color and the gloss. Hahaha

WOOOO whenever I’m sick your videos make me feel better

This was a great video!! Lola and Kim looked gorgeous

I remember the brown lipstick in the 90s very well!!! It was my first real makeup!

I love that Lola is getting involved. She's so cool!!

Yes. Take Lola shopping.

The fact that I'm Lola's age and STILL am not allowed to use make-up except lip stuff- ah well whatever - I don't really care.

I LOVE YOU TWO!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS!! More moms and kids need to get along like you two. love 💘 you both!

I grew up as a teen between the years of 2001-2007. I can testify that my makeup routine was very basic. But! I did use bareMinerals foundation in my mid-late teens. I preferred to use organic products besides using for example mayballine, even though I used that before coming to using more “natural” Ingredient makeup line. For my lips I would use lipstick then apply gloss over it. My eyeshadow was neutral or at times I would use blue or pink shade. I didn’t wear blush at all. I would use a lip line to fill in my brows and wear black mascara (not waterproof either). 😜☺️

Can Lola teach me how to dress? Like I went shopping this weekend and I am so confused about trends 😩

Yeah why not I would totally watch lola go shopping!

I didn’t use foundation in the 80’s or the 90’s. I just used eyeliner, a bit of blush and something on my lips. Oh and we used to light our eye liner with a lighter to make it go on easier

I loved this!!! I have an almost 14 years old who is constantly commenting on my makeup and trying to fix my routine. This is the sweetest way to connect and I will stop resisting her requests to do my hair, eyebrows and makeup!!!

It took lots of us *years* to stop wearing brown lipstick!

Please 🙏 do lola takes us shopping 🛍 that would be sooo fun 😄

“I’m nailing this” 🤣

@2:50 "I am nailing this"....🤣yes, best line!

Is it just me or does Lola look exactly the same after putting on tons of products as she did before?

Mom of 3 boys here!! This just make me wish i could still try for a girl!!!😫 and as a certified makeup artist, this could have been a mom and daughter thing!...oh well, hopefully next life😁

2:50: Kim is getting excited "omg, I'm nailing this!" Lola looks absolutely traumatized! 🤣

Omg! The eyeliner-lipliner look! I remember that. Yep, we thought we were beautiful. But Kim, you forgot about the glitter that came later on 🤣

Lola: “she’s, no comment” Also “Lola: not like you are old or anything”

Can you do a skit when Sunny the dog can talk

"Omg I'm nailing this." 😂 Yes, yes you are.

The 90's makeup took me back!! 💕

Can you do a kids does my voiceover video

What's more of a natural look the putting on makeup to make it look natural? NO MAKEUP!!! Gee there's a concept! Who needs makeup? Looking yourself & being yourself is all that matters.

Lola is so beautiful and confident. I wish I could have had half of that self-assuredness when I was her age.

It’s the look at you then the“😬Nooo” for me😂😂