Shay Mitchell Responds To Backlash Over Her Controversial New Skin Care Line — Aimed At Kids
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She insisted the masks are not "a beauty thing."
Shay Mitchell is speaking out for the first time after facing backlash earlier this month for releasing a skin care line geared at kids 3 and up.
The “Pretty Little Liars” star opened up about the controversy her new line of products, called “Rini,” generated during an appearance on the “Today” show on Wednesday.
“I was a little surprised, but I think anything that involves kids, there should be a conversation around it,” Mitchell said during a sit-down with Jenna Bush Hager and her guest co-host Olivia Munn.
“I have a lot of questions, as I’m sure you both do, when anything involves our kids — with what they eat and what they put on their skin,” Mitchell said. “So I didn’t think this would be anything different.”
The “Pretty Little Liars” star and Beis founder said that her idea for the new line of skin care ― which consists of hydrating masks aimed at kids 3 and above ― came to her because of her own two girls: Atlas, 6, and Rome, 3.
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