Fans divided over Chicago West and Stormi Webster's appearance in beauty vlog alongside Kylie Jenner

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Kylie Jenner has social media buzzing following her appearance in a beauty vlog with her daughter Stormi Webster and Kim Kardashian’s daughter Chicago West in a TikTok video.

The adorable video of Jenner, Stormi, and Chicago, first shared on TikTok on December 31, garnered significant attention on X (formerly Twitter) and ignited a debate about whether children need to follow skincare regimens.

Kylie Jenner brings out family moments in beauty vlog with Stormi and Chicago

Following a Saturday afternoon shopping spree with the two 6-year-old girls at Ulta in Calabasas, Kylie Jenner shared a video of their beauty haul, featuring the two adorable girls reviewing the items.

Jenner captioned the short TikTok video, "We filmed this just for fun but it’s too cute i had to share 🤭🤭🤭," per Page Six.

The video began with all three sitting in front of the camera before the two girls took over for the Kylie Cosmetics founder. Jenner was wearing a black satin pajama set and a white headband, usually worn for skincare.

Stormi appeared wearing a pink spaghetti strap dress and a tiger-print headband for skincare. Chicago was also wearing a brightly colored pajama set with cartoon patterns, accessorized with a headband.

As the video continued, Stormi talked about getting a lip balm for her cousin's birthday. Jenner's daughter displayed her Lip Smacker Aguas Frescas lip balms ($6) and said, "I got this little lip balm; I had it for my cousin’s birthday."

Moreover, the two girls remarked that their faces looked shiny after applying moisturizer. Jenner was no longer in the video at that point.

As they proceeded, the two girls excitedly declared that they were using Hello Kitty lip crackers. Chicago appeared on camera alongside Stormi, and the two of them displayed a variety of Hello Kitty lip balms and glosses, which cost $6 each.

Stormi continued, "And then we’re going to go try some things on," while Chicago asked, "What is it for?" in reference to the Hello Kitty overnight mask ($15) that they are each holding.

Stormi remarked, "It's like jelly," while they both used the product. Chicago, who sounds exactly like mom Kim, added, "This looks so good," as they applied the product.

The six-year-olds simultaneously unveiled their next offering, the previously mentioned Hello Kitty lip balms, which they concurred "smell like cherry."

They finally reached for their Hello Kitty macaron lip balms ($9), which Chicago said have a grape-like scent. The try-on video ended with them saying, "Bye! Thanks for watching!"

Chicago West and Stormi Webster's 'GRWM' edition sparks online discussion

The video, which featured lighthearted moments and playful beauty advice from Chicago and Stormi, generated online debate about whether or not young children need to follow skincare regimens.

Many X users found the exchange cute; some even speculated that the two girls could become future influencers as one wrote on X, "This is actually cute."

A second user said, "They are adorable," while a third user added, "Awww, Chi and Stormy are the cutest future beauty influencers!!"

Another remarked, "They are so beautiful and cute, I think they are preparing themselves for the New Year event."

Others have pointed out the fact that children do not require a skincare regime as one X user wrote, "Why do children need a skin regimen?"

Echoing a similar sentiment, another user wrote, "What da hell.. SMH! Let these kids be little kids... wow!"

"Why tf are these baby girls applying beauty products like they even need it," remarked one.

Another added, "This is so dumb. Go play with dolls or watch bluey. Why are kids waisting their time on this crap?!!"

"There is no reason children that young NEED face creams and shit," noted one.

Fans again defended the two children's appearance with one saying, "They’re just having fun and mimicking their parents like all kids do, be calm."

Another questioned, "The skin care regimen in question is lotion and chapstick should the children just be dry?"

"These are cheap products. It’s literally lotion and chapstick. Most young girls in America have owned lip smackers," said one.

Another explained, "SPF and moisturizer is good for everybody. A lot of moms and grandparents put Vaseline on their kids before going out in the cold."

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