Kendras Make-up Pretend Play Set

by Djeco

$39.94 ~~$51.95~~ /

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Five wooden make-up pieces for pretend getting-ready play: lipstick, perfume, nail varnish, compact and palette.

🎭 Real routines – five wooden pieces that copy the lipstick, perfume, nail varnish, compact and palette they watch you use
✋ Stronger grip – small wooden pieces sized for little hands build the finger and wrist control that comes before holding a pencil
🗣️ Richer stories – no real product inside, so every getting-ready scene comes from their own ideas
🎨 Clean play – nothing to smudge, spill or wipe off faces, walls or the couch
🔇 Quiet play – soft wooden taps, no batteries, easy to pack for the car or a grandparent's house
🌳 Solid wood – sturdy pieces made for repeated use, suited to solo or shared play from 3 years

The Educator's Note

Every piece is held between thumb and fingers, tilted or dabbed, which gives a three-year-old real finger and wrist practice inside a role-play routine they care about.
The props copy real products but hold nothing, so children rehearse the whole routine without the mess, and the solid wood stands up to being handled daily.
Quiet, battery-free and easy to share, it works for solo play while you cook and slots into group games with friends or siblings.

Play Specifications

🧒 3 years +

Recommended for ages 3 years +

📖 Storyteller

Role Play & Imagination

🔉 Quiet

Low volume

👤 Independent Play

Solo / Self-Correcting

👥 Group Play

Collaborative / Multi-Player

🧳 Travel Friendly

Compact / Portable / Car-Friendly

🤏 Fine Motor

Precision & Grip

💡 Creativity

Innovation & Imagination

🗣️ Language

Speech & Vocabulary

The Educator's Note

Every piece is held between thumb and fingers, tilted or dabbed, which gives a three-year-old real finger and wrist practice inside a role-play routine they care about.
The props copy real products but hold nothing, so children rehearse the whole routine without the mess, and the solid wood stands up to being handled daily.
Quiet, battery-free and easy to share, it works for solo play while you cook and slots into group games with friends or siblings.

Play Specifications

🧒 3 years +

📖 Storyteller

🔉 Quiet

👤 Independent Play

👥 Group Play

🧳 Travel Friendly

🤏 Fine Motor

💡 Creativity

🗣️ Language

Five wooden make-up pieces let your child copy the getting-ready routine they see every day, with no mess and nothing to wipe off. The lipstick, compact, perfume, nail varnish and palette are all sized to be held and carried in small hands. Pitched at 3 years and up, this is the age when children act out grown-up routines in detail, and when handling small objects builds the hand control that comes before pencil grip and early writing.

Also available in a great value bundle

This set suits children who already copy grown-up routines and are ready for small, detailed props.

Three- and four-year-olds who watch every step of your morning routine and want to repeat it themselves
Children aged 3 to 5 who are building pencil-ready finger control and enjoy handling small things
Families wanting a quiet, mess-free alternative to real cosmetics for dress-up corners and playdates
Gift buyers shopping for a 3 to 6 year old who loves role play, salon games or dressing up with older relatives

Getting ready, the way they've watched you do it

Children at three and four study what the adults around them do, then rehearse it. A morning routine, a night out, a Saturday wedding: it all gets acted out with whatever is within reach. This set from Djeco gives them wooden versions of the real thing, so the pretend play is clearly in their hands, not a borrowed handbag from the bathroom drawer.

The set includes a lipstick, a perfume bottle, a nail varnish, a powder compact and a make-up palette. The shapes look like the real products, but there is nothing inside to spill, smear or stain. That keeps the focus on the sequence: pick up, dab, spritz, check the mirror.

Small pieces, big hand work

Holding a slim lipstick between thumb and fingers, tilting a small perfume bottle, dabbing a palette: each is a short, repeatable movement that builds the finger control children need before they can hold a pencil. They practise grip and wrist movement without anyone calling it practice.

Expect the play to grow with them. At three, it is mostly copying: lipstick on, perfume on, done. By five, you'll hear a story around it, such as a salon with a waiting list, a theatre dressing room or a parent running late for work. Siblings and friends slide in easily, because each person can take a role (client, make-up artist, receptionist) and the pieces are small enough to share.

Practical notes

Play is quiet, with no batteries or screens to manage. It suits floor play, a play table or a car trip. Recommended for children 3 years and over. Because the pieces are small, keep the set away from younger siblings.

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