audience:adult-womanHow to Build a Skincare Routine for a TeenagerFour steps (cleanse, tone, moisturize, protect) for about $40, and one active only if there's a real problem. Plus why "skip toner" and "toner is essential" are both talking about different products.
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audience:adult-womanHow to Build a Skincare Routine for a TeenagerFour steps (cleanse, tone, moisturize, protect) for about $40, and one active only if there's a real problem. Plus why "skip toner" and "toner is essential" are both talking about different products.
audience:adult-womanThe Types of Acne, ExplainedComedonal, inflammatory, nodulocystic, and three things that look like acne but are not. What you have decides what works, which is why one product cannot be right for everyone.
audience:teen-girlWhy Our Teen Skincare Line Is Only Three Steps (On Purpose)A Pediatrics study found the average tween routine layers 11 active ingredients for $168 a month. Here is why our teen line is three gentle steps.
audience:adult-womanCosmeticorexia: Why I Won't Sell Anti-Aging Serums to Fifth GradersItaly is investigating skincare marketing to kids. A clean-beauty founder on cosmeticorexia, tween skincare, and what actually belongs in the basket.
audience:teen-girlClean Lip Gloss for Tweens and Teens: What's in the Tube, DecodedMost flavored lip glosses marketed to tweens contain phthalates, synthetic fragrance, petroleum derivatives, and artificial dyes that get ingested in small amounts every time they're reapplied. Clean lip glosses use food-grade ingredients, mineral pigments, and disclosed flavor sources. The category isn't regulated by the FDA for what counts as "for kids," so the back of the tube does the work the front of the tube won't.