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TEENAGER SKINCARE ROUTINE: GENTLE SKIN CARE AGAINST PIMPLES & IMPURITIES
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Teenage skin can be quite challenging: pimples, oily areas, and dry patches alternate, and the skin reacts sensitively to stress, diet, and hormones. An age-appropriate skincare routine for teenagers helps reduce blemishes, soothe the skin, and promote long-term healthy skin—without overloading the skin.
Why a teenage skincare routine is important
During puberty, androgens such as testosterone increase, causing sebum production to increase. This leads to the skin becoming oily more quickly and bacteria such as Cutibacterium acnes to grow more easily, sometimes visible as pimples or inflammation. At the same time, the skin cell renewal, and dead skin cells can clog pores and promote blemishes.
The basics: Gentle care for young skin
Especially in the beginning, less is more. Teenagers' skin is often sensitive and reacts quickly to too many products or overly aggressive Actives. That's why it's worth starting with mild cleansing products. A Cleansing Gel Cleansing Oil gently Cleansing Oil dirt, excess sebum, and makeup without disrupting the skin barrier.
Soothing ingredients such as aloe vera gel Treat anti-inflammatory support skin regeneration. At the same time, jojoba oil moisturizes and regulates sebum production, keeping the skin balanced and preventing excessive shine.
Our Spot cream is Spot cream suitable for individual pimples. It is applied directly to the affected area, targets impurities, and protects the surrounding skin from drying out.
Another advantage of this gentle routine is that it lays the Basis the later introduction of active Actives BHA or Vitamin C without overloading the skin. This allows teenage skin and skincare routines to learn step by step what is good for them.
More active Actives teenage skin
Once your skin has become accustomed to the basic routine, you can gradually serum more active aids such as Vitamin C,peeling azelaic acid serum . These specifically target pimples, blackheads, and small pigment spots—without overloading the skin.
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Vitamin C serum:AM , it supports the skin in its regenerate, has antioxidative effect, antioxidative ensures a fresh, even complexion.
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BHApeeling:PM 2–3 times a week PM , it gently removes dead skin cells, cleanses the pores, and prevents the formation of new blemishes.
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Azelain serum:PM AM PM , it regulates sebum production, has anti-inflammatory specifically reduces pimples and redness.
With this step-by-step integration of active Actives , teenagers learn to Moisturize their skin in a targeted manner Moisturize the Basis gentle, the skin barrier stable, and at the same time, impurities can be specifically addressed.
Recommended care for different types of teenage skin
Every skin is different—and especially during adolescence, skin changes constantly. That's why it's not age, but skin type that determines which product makes sense.
Young teenagers (approx. 10–14 years): Gentle care is perfectly adequate.
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When it comes to young skin, one thing is particularly important: less is more. You should start by testing the mildest products to see if they bring about any improvement. Cleansing Oil Cleansing Gel are ideal Cleansing Gel daily use. Soothing care products such as aloe vera gel anti-inflammatory, and when combined with jojoba oil, they provide the skin with additional moisture while regulating sebum production – a perfect start.
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Our Spot cream is Spot cream for individual pimples. It acts selectively, combats impurities in a targeted manner, and does not dry out the skin. This keeps the routine simple, gentle, and effective—exactly what skin under 16 needs.
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sun screen AM
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Optional: Spot cream for isolated blemishes
From age 16: Try out more active helpers
From your teenage years onwards, you can carefully more active Actives into your skincare routine. For blemish prone skin , for example, the following blemish prone skin :
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Vitamin C serumAM a fresh, even complexion
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BHApeeling 2–3 times per week PM to gently Tone pores
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Azelain serum, AM PM, for targeted support for pimples and redness
Important: After using Vitamin C exfoliants, be sure to apply sunscreen the next day. sun screen to keep your skin protected and healthy-looking.
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sun screen AM
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Optional: Spot cream, clay mask, BHApeeling
From around 25 years of age: Regeneration & development
As skin matures, retinoids and our Pro-Collagenserum can be used. These products support regeneration, improve elasticity, and promote an even, fresh complexion. Especially from around the age of 25, skin cells benefit particularly from these regenerative active ingredients, which ensure a healthy skin structure in the long term.
The trick: introduce products gradually and observe closelyhow the skin reacts. This way, teens can find their perfect routine without overloading their skin—relaxed, effective, and sustainable.
Practical tips for your daily skincare routine
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AM and easy: cleanser moisturizer + sun screen
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PM : cleanser spot treatment for blemishes
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Less is more: don't use too many products at once
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Pleasant textures and light fragrances motivate teenagers to stick to their routine.
sets recommendations for teenage skin
Set to reduce blemishes
This set is a mini helper for skin with small pimples or clogged pores. With mild Cleansing Gel, azelaic serum light hyaluronic cream , it cream the skin, reduces blemishes, and leaves the skin feeling fresh—without drying it out.
Bye Bye Blemishes Combo
Our reliable favorites for anyone who wants to reduce fine lines and loss of elasticity. The set combines Pro-Collagen serum greater elasticity and Retinol serum amore even complexion.Step by step, your skin will become firmer and more even—without stress or complicated routines.
Conclusion: Healthy skin starts with the right routine
A teenager's skincare routine should be simple, gentle, and tailored to the skin's needs. Start with a basic routine early on, Actives active Actives as needed Protect and Protect the skin consistently Protect this will keep it healthy, balanced, and less prone to breakouts.