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Teen Skincare: The Ultimate No Nonsense Guide
By (author) Caroline Hirons, Read by Tj Power, Read by Olivia Forrest
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What every teen needs to feel great in their own skin – now a Sunday Times bestseller! Being a teenager is hard – add in hormones, breakouts and an avalanche of dubious TikTok ‘hacks’, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. In Teen Skincare, world-renowned skincare expert Caroline Hirons cuts through the noise to deliver the straight-talking, no-nonsense guide every teen – and their parents – have been waiting for. Forget filters, fads and viral gimmicks; this book is all about real, effective advice that genuinely works. Packed with easy-to-follow routines, myth-busting insights and budget-friendly product recommendations, Teen Skincare helps teens take control of their skin with confidence. Inclusive, practical and relatable, with advice from a dermatologist, nutritionist and psychologist, this book goes beyond the surface, offering a holistic approach to self-care and well-being. No unrealistic promises, no pressure to be perfect. Just the tools, tips and truths every teen needs to feel great in their own skin and build habits that last a lifetime. Say goodbye to confusion and hello to confidence. Caroline Hirons's book Teen Skincare was a Sunday Times bestseller w/c 2025-06-21.
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Publisher | HarperCollins Publishers
Published date | 19 Jun 2025
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Format | Downloadable audio file
Pages | 0
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ISBN | 978-0-0087-2973-8
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BISAC | medical / dermatology
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