Gen Z thinks eyeshadow is a ‘Gen X and millennial thing’ — or is it?
NY Post
Gen Z is once again throwing shade on their elders.
The Zoomers have declared that wearing eyeshadow shows your (old) age — a dead giveaway that you’re a millennial or Gen X.
Content creator Jennifer Latch, who posts about the “over 40 lifestyle,” shared that her daughter informed her that her makeup is for “old ladies.”
“So my daughter just told me that eyeshadow is a Gen X and millennial thing, AKA an old lady thing,” she said in a TikTok video with 1.4 million views.
“Is that true?” she asks, as her daughter laughs in the background.
The 45-year-old posed the question to Gen Z viewers as many pointed out in the comments section that her daughter seems to be Gen Alpha — and many Gen Z influencers and celebrities are all about eyeshadow.
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