By leah jones
Bubble is a popular skincare brand that is loved by all ages, but is especially popular with kids and teens with its colorful packaging, aesthetic branding, affordability and social media presence.
The brand launched in 2020. It was founded by Shai Eisenman who wanted to create a skincare brand centered toward a younger audience.
Eisenman told The Independent that the products are “designed to be super gentle and perfect for the needs of those with young, sensitive skin.”
Bubble skincare products are vegan and cruelty free, as well as being science-backed.
Conversations centering around children and skincare have been very popular in the last couple of years as young kids and tweens have had growing interest in it.
With kids younger than ever having social media access, beauty influencer content has become popular within this audience, leaning to a trend of young children developing an interest in skincare.
Many criticize kids today for acting more grown than their age. However, dermatologists say the problems arrive when children are using products that their young skin does not need.
With Bubble skincare’s rise in popularity amongst kids, dermatologists stress that kids should not use products that contain active ingredients. Instead they should stick to just using a cleanser, moisturizer and sunscreen.
Bubble products dermatologists have recommended include the Fresh Start Gel Cleanser, Slam Dunk/Level Up Hydrating Moisturizer and Solar Mate Invisible Daily Mineral Sunscreen.
Most of Bubble’s products are intended for those 14 and older.
Products dermatologists say kids should avoid include Bubble’s vitamin C serum, exfoliating masks, toner, eye cream and sleep mask.
Any children or teens experiencing more severe skin issues for their age should be checked out by a dermatologist before using Bubble’s stronger products.
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