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Growing up it was always hard to find the right skincare for my skin. All the products out there were geared towards adults. Learning how to take care of your skin from an early age, can help you maintain that soft, smooth skin that you hope to have as you get older. I was so happy to discover the Bubble Line of skincare.
Bubble, a new skin-care company created “with teens, for teens,” is all about adolescence. The brand is relatively new, it launched in November 2020. Its extremely teen-centric skincare products were created to shake up the beauty world. The brand is now available at Walmart.
The brand, was created to “balance and clear skin. The products are intended for the teen who has “the occasional breakout,” and not for those with severe acne
The seven-product lineup instead focuses on natural ingredients that attend to the causes or side effects of acne, like willow bark (a balancing agent, which salicylic acid is derived) and rosewater (which acts as a toner).
It’s important for teens to get in the habit of gentle cleansing, moisturizing, and wearing sunscreen. I would definitely stress sun protection early, as we know getting sunburns as a child increases the risk of developing skin cancers later in life.
Bubble doesn’t (yet) have sunscreen, but other than that component, the seven products comprise a full skin-care regimen, aside from that all-important sunscreen step. The roster, includes Fresh Start Gel Cleanser, Break Even Balancing Toner, Slam Dunk Hydrating Moisturizer, Level Up Balancing Moisturizer, Come Clean Detoxifying Clay Mask, Wipe Out Makeup Remover, and Bounce Back Refreshing Toner.
The whole lineup of glossy, pastel-packaged items with rounded corners feels bubbly, but the bubbliest is Bounce Back, a “refreshing toner” that’s meant to be spritzed on whenever you feel like it throughout the day. The formula contains water, rosewater, glycerin, and niacinamide, so it won’t over-stress your skin the way a true toner might.
With teenage budgets in mind, all the formulas are under $19, which makes it totally affordable.
Since not all teens are as educated about skin care Bubble launch an educational portion of their site called Skin School, which aims to teach teens basic skincare tips and ingredient information.
https://hellobubble.com/pages/skin-school
They differ from other brands which cater to the teen market because they deliver quality. Not just pretty packaging.