A GLAM mum has revealed people are always shocked when they find out her age – because she looks too young to have teenage daughters.
Lisa Johnston, 33, lives in Glasgow with her two girls Alicia and Tyla.
But the mum of two, who owns her own beauty and cosmetics range, is often mistaken for their sister instead and is told she looks a decade younger than her real age.
She told the Scottish Sun Online: "People are really shocked when they find out my age. I have had numerous ages thrown at me.
"People think I'm like 23, and some say between 25 and 28."
The blonde beauty's army of TikTok followers regularly flood her page (@lisajohnston20) with comments about her youthful looks.
And some struggle to tell her apart from her daughters.
One asked: "Which one is the mum?"
Another wrote: "How old is she because I swear she doesn't look old enough to have a teen daughter."
Seeing pictures of both Lisa and Alicia, a third admitted: "I’m confused. Is that not the same person?"
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Meanwhile, a fourth insisted: "Genuine look like sisters omg."
Lisa said they always get a thrill from revealing their true relationship as it leaves strangers stunned.
She said: "I get mistaken as their sister all the time.
"A lot in TikTok videos when Alicia maybe posts me in her video and the comments all go crazy with people saying they can't believe I'm her mum and not her sister or friend.
"Most recently we were shopping and the man in the little food stall had said to Alicia 'get your sister to buy you some fudge'.
"We laughed and I said I'm her mum. He was so shocked along with the other two women who were working with him.
"I suppose it's nice to be mistaken for younger than I am. I embrace it as I'm not always going to look like this."
And there are perks to looking so alike and having the same taste.
The mum added: "My oldest and I are the same shoe size so I steal her shoes, my jackets and jumpers are forever being stolen by the girls and their friends and we all share makeup."
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