Ah the poor thing!
We’ve all been there – a chocolate craving has gripped us and we’d sell a kidney if it meant we could get our paws on some chocolatey goodness. So we understand how cruel it is when cosmetic products masquerade as our favourite treats – as one tot now knows more than most.
“MY NIECE ATE MY TOO FACED CHOCOLATE BAR PALETTE BC IT SMELLS LIKE CHOCOLATE I DON'T KNOW IF I SHOULD CRY OR LAUGH,” wrote 18-year old Lauren Rincon from LA on her Twitter page.
MY NIECE ATE MY TOO FACED CHOCOLATE BAR PALLETTE BC IT SMELLS LIKE CHOCOLATE I DONT KNOW IF I SHOULD CRY OR LAUGH pic.twitter.com/nRAWHOcjjE
— lauren rincon (@llaurenbbby) 30 July 2016
With it she attached a photo of her niece covered in the eyeshadow, a broken and dejected look on her face (a look that said, “I thought I was going to be stuffing my face with something delicious, but now the cold reality is hard to bear”).
Although Lauren thought the situation was funny, the conscientious teen got in touch with Too Faced to check if the ingredients could harm her niece, as well as poison control. Thankfully there was no danger of any side effects, except for perhaps diarrhoea if she had eaten a large amount.
I also contacted too faced already to ask them is she should be taken to the doctors .So yes I do care about my niece y'all chill
— lauren rincon (@llaurenbbby) 30 July 2016
And after making sure her niece was going to be okay, the instinct of a makeup-lover kicked in and Lauren began to feel angry that her precious –and expensive – palette was nearly destroyed.
“I yelled at her saying. ‘Why would you do that?’ and she started crying. Then I felt bad,” Lauren told Metro.co.uk.
update: after a million q-tips & napkins later I was able to save my baby, except for a few colors :/ pic.twitter.com/SycP8qGlbN
— lauren rincon (@llaurenbbby) 30 July 2016
Well we may be wrong, but we think this little dote deserves a big bar of Cadbury’s after her ordeal!
