It’s just overwhelming the different brands and varieties that are out there.

Thankfully this is one thing I don’t have to think about getting. I don’t have any daughters, I have 2 wonderful sons and this isn’t something that would interest them.

I’d love the Slam Dunk moisturiser, it looks so cute but it all comes down to whether or not it’s suit mine or my daughters skin. I have a trusted make up adviser at my local Priceline so I’ll ask her but I’m guessing she is going to say don’t fall for the packaging. It’s good that the prices are low though.

I am sure that the packaging along with the brand name is what would be inducing the tweens and young teens to buy this product rather than how well it works or if it works at all or if it is really necessary at that young and tender age. Beware, Mums, they will all want to be going to the Priceline stores to buy it, needed or not.

It looks like a cute, fun brand.
My daughter will probably want Bubble Skincare for Christmas!

It’s good that we are encouraging skin care to younger ages, however, it’s not good if it’s not appropriate for the age group. Perhaps the brand needs to consider launching something specific for younger skin. Sukin have a skin care range for teens and at least that is actually age appropriate and not harmful to sensitive skin.

The packaging looks attractive and targeted to the gen alpha tweens. If this went viral on tiktok then their product is probably effective. I hope they are not pricey, though as most of their “targeted” consumers are still studying and some don’t even have money of their own to buy these products.

Before my kids by or choose their skin care, I make sure I do my research on them. These look fantastic so I will be doing some research on them and see what all the fuss is about. Although I do prefer to buy Australian made natural skin care products for myself and the kids.

They look cute. Young teens would find this a great range

How amazing these products looks❤️

Saw this in priceline! Amazing product I’ve heard

I can understand this may appeal to tweens and teens especially when it has been advertised and promoted on tiktok as a must have product. Growing up we certainly didn’t have the finances to spend such an amount of money on skin care, not did we feel the need. It’s also not a product I would provide for my tweens/teens

I just saw the huge billboard advertisement for this skin care driving out of Brissie the other day. The company have a very smart advertising team, it looked so colourful and fun. I would be keen to try it as a teen. I would now, but it seems I’m not the target demo

I’ve never heard of this product or brand. I don’t use any of these type of products myself anyway. If I was using then I’d make sure it was an Australian product first. These days I much prefer to buy Australian made products instead of imported items to use on or in my body

Have never heard of this brand before but I think I will stay with my brand I always use much safer on the skin and the cost is pretty good too

I really don’t see how this product is any better than others on the market. It’s all just clever marketing and advertising ploys aimed at children. More natural products are so much better and you can often pick them up for a more affordable price point. Sukin also has their own teen range.

Advised not to use? Why not just make it so it’s safe!

Haven’t heard of this at all! It looks cute

I’ve seen these on tiktok. Not sure how suitable they are with my families sensitive skin and issues with eczema, but the branding is adorable and so fun. I

I can’t see my kids buying it. My grandkids aren’t old enough to use it