Skincare for tweens?

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  TonetoEdo

  on Sep 24

  I don't have kids, but I often talk to my junior and senior high school students about their skin-care routines. A go-to for them and me, too, is "body sheets" that have hyaluronic acid. The "goo" is naturally found in skin, eyes, and joints. It's a great relief for dry skin and healing scrapes and acne aftermath. My "kids" apply these body sheets liberally after P.E. Some kids, like me, get relief from dry skin and eczema with this stuff.

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  genkidesu

  on Sep 24

  @TonetoEdo good idea, I'm a fan of hyaluronic acid for my own skin so I'll look into those for my daughter. I'm guessing most things that aren't too chemical-based or stripping to the skin like retinol should be fine for her, but I definitely appreciate getting the inside scoop from your students!

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  TonetoEdo

  on Sep 24

  @genkidesu When I'm back on campus and have some down time with "my kids" I'll ask them for advice! My kids have all kinds of skin, some of them half-Japanese, too, with a mix of skin care needs depending on their heredity and skin types.

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  BigfamJapan

  on Oct 24

  Following with interest.

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  Eli

  on Nov 4

  In that age a good moisturizer and sun screen should be enough. Then you could add products for any skin issues your daughter might have. I like the brand aqualabel. Been using it since my tweens. It is a sub-brand of Shiseido but a lot cheaper than the actual Shiseido products.

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  genkidesu

  on Nov 5

  @Eli I will have to check them out! Thank you for the suggestion!

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