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Teen boy skin care gift set

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spottymoo · 21/11/2015 16:04

Has anyone seen or can recommend a facial skin care set for a 13 year old. Most sets I've found tend to be body wash and deodorant but I'm looking for one with a facial wash and moisturiser that's not girly.

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missmargot · 21/11/2015 16:41

Sam Farmer do some really good skincare in very simple packaging.

Glassofwineneeded · 21/11/2015 22:42

Why don't you buy individual items and gift wrap them or box them up yourself? You're much more likely to get a few bits he will actually use rather than 2/3 items chosen by someone else and boxed up to look much more than it actually is!

Icklepickle101 · 21/11/2015 23:06

Bull Dog do some nice manly face things, you can either buy seep early or they do a set that comes with a wash bag

WrenNatsworthy · 21/11/2015 23:08

Palmarosa skin care kit from Neal's Yard Remedies. Fab for balancing hormonal teenage skin. Packaging gender neutral!

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MrsMolesworth · 21/11/2015 23:13

My boys swear by Clean & Clear facial gel, scrub and moisturiser with Freederm Rapid spot reduction. These work better than any thing else. I'd get those and put them in a plain black wash bag (seen some in Hema and Superdrug.) The favourite deo for that age group seems to be the Lynx chocolate scented one.

SixtyFootDoll · 21/11/2015 23:18

I've been buying La Roche Posay face wash and moisturiser for ds1 who has q bit of acne.

70isaLimitNotaTarget · 22/11/2015 00:25

Just a cautionary tale WRT teen boys + skin care from my DS.....

My handsome DS (16) has a typical teen boy skin....tends to flare up with red spots (not pustular but red) especially after the Summer when he was lazy.

I bought him Acnecide (in a last ditch desperation) and it worked well, but it takes the colour out of fabric (they do warn you when you buy it)

I didn't know what was causing the discolouration of my towels and bathmats, until I saw handprint shaped marks on his dressing gown.
Little bu**er had been wiping his hands on things [sigh]

I bought DS some La Roche Posay target cream (for redness) and he really likes the Superdrug gel ( on BOGOF recently)

If it's a basic cleansing set rather that a targetted spot reducer, Superdrugs are good.
Also Boots Tea Tree (he likes the night gel moisturiser)
And Cetaphil cleanser (Boots sell it, Costco do huge bottles)

Isthiscorrect · 23/11/2015 18:42

Second Dermologica. Ds used to swear by it. No idea what he's using now he lives away and pays for his own probably nothing and looking like a spotty oik.

ChippyMinton · 23/11/2015 22:47

Body Shop tea tree range is good.

Goodbetterbest · 24/11/2015 00:03

Was also going to suggest Body shop tea tree range

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