Teen Acne Starter Kit
Teen Acne
Teen acne can be a daily struggle for anyone, but acne for a teenager can be much harder to treat. In choosing a cleanser, you want to choose some thing that can be used daily without drying. Next is a toner, this balances your skins natural pH. If your skins natural pH is too alkaline or acidic, your skin may react poorly and create more acne. An exfoliate is to be used two or three times a week. The correction portion of your kit is to be used daily and is the active part of a treatment. Protection is considered a sunscreen that creates protective barrier from environmental pollutants and uva/uvb rays. If you are looking to add eye treatments, FSO Bright Eye Serum corrects dark circles and hydrates the delicate eye area. Below are suggested products for daily use to help sooth and treat acne.
Teen Acne Products Starter Kit
Teen Acne & Oily Skin Products
Day
Cleanse: Flawless Skin Acne Benzoyl Peroxide .1 Wash
Tone: FSO Salicylic 2% Toner
Exfoliate: FSO Acne Salicylic 2% Pads
Correct: FSO Benzoyl Peroxide 5% Serum
Protect: Flawless Skin Physical Defense SPF 45
Night
Cleanse: FSO Antioxidant Soothing Cleanser
Tone: FSO Salicylic 2% Toner
Correct: FSO Tretinoin .5 serum
Hydrate: Flawless Skin Nighttime Dream Cream
Teen Acne & Dry Skin
Day
Cleanse: Flawless Skin Acne Salicylic 2% Cleanser
Tone: FSO Botanical Toner
Exfoliate: FSO Glycolic Brightening 10% Pads
Correct: FSO Benzoyl Peroxide 5% Serum
Protect: Flawless Skin Physical Defense SPF 45
Night
Cleanse: Flawless Skin Acne Salicylic 2% Cleanser
Tone: FSO Botanical Toner
Exfoliate: FSO Retinol CoQ10 .25 serum (used 2-3 times per week)
Correct: FSO Pure Hydration
Hydrate: FSO Nighttime Dream Cream
Teen Acne Help
Please reach out to products@flawlessskinonline.com with any questions or concerns about our products. Everyone’s skin is different, so you may need to add or change products from the list above to properly treat your individual needs. Please schedule online at PhysiciansAesthetics.org to schedule online to meet with Dermatologist, Dr. Debra Atkins.