Teenagers have a lot on their plates. Between school, sports, extracurricular activities, and obligations with family and friends, they may not have much time to consider what type of skin they have and how best to care for it. That’s where we come in! At Kidskin, we know how overwhelming it can be to figure out a skin care routine that is easy, safe, and appropriate for your teen’s skin type. We keep the importance of skin care for teens in mind when creating our products and are here to take the mystery out of proper skin care.

No matter your age, breakouts can happen and negatively impact self-esteem. Breakouts often hit adolescents the hardest; around 12 years old, hormonal changes will begin to show up as blemishes and irritation on a tween’s face. While some skin types are more prone to breakouts than others, a good skin care routine is essential to combating and preventing breakouts.

Some of the most notable changes tweens go through happen on their faces. Tween skin is subject to hormonal fluctuations that lead to the enlarging of oil-producing glands. More oil production results in - you guessed it - oilier skin, along with enlarged pores, blackheads, and acne.

As children enter their preteen, or tween, years, lots of big changes start happening. Your child will want to spend more time alone in their room, they’ll start picking out their own outfits exclusively, and they’ll develop their first real crushes. One of the rockiest changes that comes along with growing up can be changes to your child’s skin, especially the skin on their face. Though a majority of preteens will deal with acne or, at the very least, the occasional pimple, your preteen may feel as though they are the only one experiencing breakouts and the frustration that comes along with them.

 Did you know that your skin is the largest organ of your body? Just like your heart and lungs, our skin is considered an organ. All our lives, we’ve learned about taking care of our heart and lungs, but they don’t teach skincare for kids in gym classes or health education. Since it is the largest organ of your body, we want to give it the time, attention, and education it deserves. Here are our top ten skincare for tweens tips.

Many kids and tweens don’t start washing their face until they start seeing the first signs of acne forming, but by then they may already feel embarrassed or uncomfortable in their own skin. It’s important to develop the habit of washing your face when you’re younger because it will be a crucial part of your skincare routine for the rest of your life!

Always have kids wash their face (and take a shower, if possible) as soon as any sports practice or long physical activity has taken place in their day.

Do kids and Teens wash more than twice a day? If a Tween is especially active and sweating a lot, doing so is extremely helpful. Also, skin and body odor issues are reduced when they do, and oily buildup on the face has the capacity to be cleared and keep skin smooth.

Does your child have oily skin? If yes, we recommend our T-Blast Cleanser. Try it out, send us a picture or post it on our Facebook page after one week of use, and leave a review to let us know that the Kidskin T-Blast Cleanser worked for your kid’s skin. Thanks!

Therefore, we suggest the use of our oil-free skin care products labeled “noncomedogenic”, as these cleansing agents unclog skin and refresh young pores through all-natural ingredients.

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