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This page is part of my Year 10 Personal Project, where I’m basically breaking down skincare so it actually makes sense for teens. If your skin reacts to literally everything and randomly turns red like it’s embarrassed for you… yuh, that’s sensitive skin. This just means your skin needs a bit more care and less experimenting. (ain't a science lab) 01 - Cleanser This is NOT the time for anything strong, scented, or “deep cleansing intense scrub” energy. Your skin wants someth

This page is part of my Year 10 Personal Project, where I’m basically breaking down skincare so it actually makes sense for teens. Combination skin is basically your face playing two different games at once. If your T-zone (forehead, nose, chin) is oily but your cheeks are dry… well this is for you🫶 . It sounds annoying, but once you understand it, it’s actually not that complicated — you just need balance, not extremes. (Yk?) 01 - Cleanser You don’t need anything fancy here

This page is part of my Year 10 Personal Project, where I’m basically breaking down skincare so it actually makes sense for teens. If your skin feels tight after washing your face or gets flaky for no reason… your in the right place fs. It can be annoying, but the fix isn’t using 100 products. It's just using the right ones consistently. 01 - Cleanser (Not HARSH) First rule: stop using anything that makes your face feel squeaky clean. That “tight” feeling? Not a good sign. G

This page is part of my Year 10 Personal Project, where I’m basically breaking down skincare so it actually makes sense for teens. If your face gets shiny like 2 hours after washing it… yeah, you probably have oily skin. And if you get random breakouts for no reason? Also normal. Before you panic — oily skin isn’t bad. Your skin is just doing a little too much when it comes to oil production. The goal isn’t to completely get rid of it (because you can’t), it’s just to keep th

This page is part of my Year 10 Personal Project, where I’m basically breaking down skincare so it actually makes sense for teens. This page is part of my Year 10 Personal Project, where I’m basically breaking down skincare so it actually makes sense for teens. Teenage years can be a rollercoaster of emotions, changes, and challenges, especially when it comes to skincare. With hormones fluctuating and skin types evolving, it’s crucial for teenagers to adopt a skincare routine

This page is part of my Year 10 Personal Project, where I’m basically breaking down skincare so it actually makes sense for teens. Creating a skincare routine can feel overwhelming, especially for teenagers navigating the complexities of changing skin. With so many products and advice out there, it’s easy to get lost. However, establishing a simple yet effective skincare routine is essential for maintaining healthy skin and preventing common issues like acne. This guide will

This page is part of my Year 10 Personal Project, where I’m basically breaking down skincare so it actually makes sense for teens. Skincare can be a daunting journey for many teenagers. With the influx of products, trends, and advice from various sources, it’s easy to make mistakes that can lead to skin issues. Understanding these common pitfalls and how to avoid them can help teens achieve healthier, clearer skin. In this post, we will explore the top mistakes teens make in