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I was in the same position as you when I was a little younger than you! My mom had a little bit of makeup, but she was never really into it and didn't really understand the hype. I don't think there's a way to get her to bring it up, but you could definitely start small. If you're out with her somewhere, ask if you could grab some concealer or mascara. Some makeup companies also do "intro to makeup" sessions for groups (I know BareMinerals does), so that could be a good, casual way for both of you to try out some makeup together. When I started out, my mom would let me get concealer, and brown eyeliner or mascara (not as harsh as black). She wasn't a fan of the caked-face makeup look, and she wasn't sure what to expect from me. Learn how to apply what you can tastefully, and your mom will probably be fine with you expanding your makeup collection. My mom wasn't a fan of the more extreme makeup looks, so she was a little hesitant to see me wearing bright lipsticks or darker eyeshadows, but eventually she grew to like it. It's really just unfamiliar territory for moms who don't wear makeup, so you have to introduce it to them as much as you're introducing it to yourself. Just know that I was once in your shoes, and eventually my mom started buying me makeup products she thought I'd like! It's possible! It may be a little awkward to bring it up, but so are bringing up a lot of things when you're a teenager. Learning how to communicate and be honest with your mom is a life skill, so just look at this as an opportunity to do that!