Toddler smothers his face in pink LIPSTICK after discovering mum's makeup

This cute video shows the moment a toddler got into his mum's makeup -- and covered his face in pink lipstick.Priscilla King, 38, received a video from one of her friends and sat down to watch the six minute clip - then noticed her son had been suspiciously quiet.She found two-year-old Oscar in her bedroom in Leeds, Yorkshire, sat on her make-up chair.When she got closer she saw he's unearthed a stick of pink lipstick - and covered his face with it.Priscilla, a casting director for a theatre company, said: "The video shows my mischievous two year old getting up to something, as he always is. "He found my makeup even though he know he's not supposed to touch it."Every morning when I'm doing my makeup he says, 'can I do it' and I say, 'no, it's just for mommies'."When I was distracted he climbed up on my chair, sat in front of the mirror, and dug out the lipstick with his finger and put it all over his face."I realised after about six minutes that he had gone quiet and I found him.

His face was completely converted, I grabbed my phone to get it on video.

"In the video, Priscilla approaches Oscar before asking what he is doing.The young boy then turns to greet his mother and has bright pink lipstick from his chin to his nose, and half way up his cheeks.It appears he ran out of lipstick before finishing, so he asks his mother for more.Priscilla continued: "I found it very funny.

Every day he's still asking to do make up and I say I haven't got any left because of what happened."He loves it, he keeps asking to watch the video.

He's always getting up to something and this is the latest."He's stuck at home obviously and he's looking for things to do, and the make up entertained him for a bit."Priscilla lives in Leeds with her husband, David King, 71, who is a theatre producer for Spirit Productions.

This cute video shows the moment a toddler got into his mum's makeup -- and covered his face in pink lipstick.Priscilla King, 38, received a video from one of her friends and sat down to watch the six minute clip - then noticed her son had been suspiciously quiet.She found two-year-old Oscar in her bedroom in Leeds, Yorkshire, sat on her make-up chair.When she got closer she saw he's unearthed a stick of pink lipstick - and covered his face with it.Priscilla, a casting director for a theatre company, said: "The video shows my mischievous two year old getting up to something, as he always is.

"He found my makeup even though he know he's not supposed to touch it."Every morning when I'm doing my makeup he says, 'can I do it' and I say, 'no, it's just for mommies'."When I was distracted he climbed up on my chair, sat in front of the mirror, and dug out the lipstick with his finger and put it all over his face."I realised after about six minutes that he had gone quiet and I found him.

His face was completely converted, I grabbed my phone to get it on video.

"In the video, Priscilla approaches Oscar before asking what he is doing.The young boy then turns to greet his mother and has bright pink lipstick from his chin to his nose, and half way up his cheeks.It appears he ran out of lipstick before finishing, so he asks his mother for more.Priscilla continued: "I found it very funny.

Every day he's still asking to do make up and I say I haven't got any left because of what happened."He loves it, he keeps asking to watch the video.

He's always getting up to something and this is the latest."He's stuck at home obviously and he's looking for things to do, and the make up entertained him for a bit."Priscilla lives in Leeds with her husband, David King, 71, who is a theatre producer for Spirit Productions.