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Your tween wants a Sephora haul. Should you say no? Probably not. Interest in skincare and beauty can be a fun and normal form of self-expression. But most tweens do not need anti-aging products, strong exfoliating acids or a complicated routine. Here’s how we would approach it, as a child psychiatrist and dermatologist who are also moms: First, ask what your child wants and why. Is it genuine interest in skincare? Attracted to the packaging? Or trying to copy a routine of an online influencer? You don’t need to criticize the trend. Instead, help them think about what their own skin actually needs. For most tweens, keep the routine simple: • A gentle cleanser • A basic moisturizer • Broad-spectrum sunscreen Skip “anti-aging” products, strong exfoliating acids and high-potency serums unless they are being used to treat a specific skin concern with professional guidance. If acne is a concern, over the counter options with benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid, which are readily available at the drugstore are generally a dermatologist’s first step. Effective skincare also exists at every price point. If Sephora is part of the fun, you could choose one special product there and buy the everyday basics somewhere more affordable. The goal isn’t to shut down interest. It’s to help your tween enjoy skincare without teaching that normal, healthy skin is something that constantly needs to be “fixed.” Save this before your next Sephora trip and share it with another parent navigating the tween skincare era. #parenting #parentingadvice #skincare #skincareroutine #parentsoftiktok
Your tween wants a Sephora haul. Should you say no? Probably not. Interest in skincare and beauty can be a fun and normal form of self-expression. But most tweens do not need anti-aging products, strong exfoliating acids or a complicated routine. Here’s how we would approach it, as a child psychiatrist and dermatologist who are also moms: First, ask what your child wants and why. Is it genuine interest in skincare? Attracted to the packaging? Or trying to copy a routine of an online influencer? You don’t need to criticize the trend. Instead, help them think about what their own skin actually needs. For most tweens, keep the routine simple: • A gentle cleanser • A basic moisturizer • Broad-spectrum sunscreen Skip “anti-aging” products, strong exfoliating acids and high-potency serums unless they are being used to treat a specific skin concern with professional guidance. If acne is a concern, over the counter options with benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid, which are readily available at the drugstore are generally a dermatologist’s first step. Effective skincare also exists at every price point. If Sephora is part of the fun, you could choose one special product there and buy the everyday basics somewhere more affordable. The goal isn’t to shut down interest. It’s to help your tween enjoy skincare without teaching that normal, healthy skin is something that constantly needs to be “fixed.” Save this before your next Sephora trip and share it with another parent navigating the tween skincare era. #parenting #parentingadvice #skincare #skincareroutine #parentsoftiktok

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