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Teen skincare products

19 replies

FoxInABox · 30/10/2021 16:36

My DD age 14 has spot prone skin. Looking for some great skincare products to make up a set for her for Christmas. She’s currently using the Bodyshop tea tree range but having mixed results. Any go to products or wonder product ranges?

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imp2007 · 30/10/2021 16:41

My 14 year old DD uses and likes Sam Farmer products they seem really good and are quite reasonable too I think they do gift sets x

yourfavouritemuggle · 30/10/2021 16:42

I used to use Liz Earle as a teen. My mum would buy me a nice gift set every Christmas ☺️

WhatonEarth1 · 30/10/2021 17:05

Nip+Fab is quite a cool brand. They do some very effective glycolic and salicylic products.

FoxInABox · 30/10/2021 17:33

Brilliant thank you for these suggestions. I hadn’t heard of Sam Farmer so off to Google now. I love a nice skin care gift set so that would be perfect. Also been looking at the nip fab teen set. I have an 11yo DD too with more sensitive skin so the Liz earle set would be perfect for her. I feel like I might end up buying stuff for myself too Grin

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DiamondBright · 31/10/2021 10:23

Depending on your budget there's a teen box on the skin rocks website, it's Caroline Hirons company. It's a complete routine for teen skin.

Timeandtune · 31/10/2021 10:25

Just popping in to highly recommend Sam Farmer. Great products and great ethos.

JumperandJacket · 31/10/2021 21:24

Nadine Baggott did a video not long ago about teen spots and skincare. I bought the products and they have transformed DD's skin. Not necessarily v presenty though- Cerave foaming cleanser with a flannel, acnecide etc.

yellowsun · 01/11/2021 00:42

Dermalogica and Clarins do a teen range - might be a more gifty range.

IggyAce · 01/11/2021 10:34

This la Roche posay range is fantastic for spot prone skin.

Geamhradh · 01/11/2021 14:24

Effaclar

Nip & Fab Teen Skin

Both excellent, DD used and rated both.

Clinique anti blemish solutions- Clinique website always has offers and freebies and usually works out cheaper than either in-store or from other websites.

Be careful with Dermalogica- I got DD a lovely "teen skin" gift set and it irritated her face badly- looking at the ingredients it had ginger essential oil in it, so it may have been that.

flipflop76 · 01/11/2021 14:31

Tropic are amazing. The blue lagoon and ocean dive series are great for blemishes. All the products are great for young skin and 100% naturally derived. Clear skies and clear slate cleansers are also v good.

doadeer · 01/11/2021 14:36

Inky list is great

70isaLimitNotaTarget · 01/11/2021 14:44

Mario Badescu
They sell a lovely rose spray and a dryting lotion for spots

DD buys it / convinces me to buy it for her in Urban Outfitters

(Cruelty Free and not sold where testing is compulsary)

Floralnomad · 01/11/2021 15:15

My daughter is 22 and she uses La Roche Posay

valerianroot · 01/11/2021 15:20

I second Roche posay - it's really great. What I would say though is her skin is causing her ongoing problems go to your GP. My DD now has antibiotic cream which cleared her skin up completely within weeks.

CommanderBurnham · 01/11/2021 21:06

La Roche posay effeclar duo. Plus some fun stuff like bubble tea masks cute washcloths.

VixLJC · 20/01/2022 15:43

My daughter was given a Jaya Beauty skincare set for Christmas, its really gentle and she loves it - she is 12 and her hormones are really starting to kick in. I had been struggling to get her to use anything I bought but her skin has really improved.

Summertime16 · 21/01/2022 12:15

my 14 year old daughter uses witches lab skincare products. She has very sensitive skin and these products work

snowmanshoes · 24/01/2022 19:16

Yes yes to La Roche posay - the cleanser wash mentioned above (duo) and the toner.
There’s a set you can get with three products in it.

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