First Aid Beauty for Teenage Skin Care is FAB

>> Monday, 7 May 2012

First Aid Beauty (FAB) know that teenage skin can be highly sensitive due to hormonal changes and needs extra special care.

Skincare products need to be gentle yet effective and First Aid Beauty (FAB) has the answer.

The Daily Face Cream is a light-weight moisturiser ideal for combination, oily or acne-prone skin.

The Face Cleanser is a gentle PH-balanced cleanser to remove surface oils, makeup, dirt and grime but at the same time moisturises.

All FAB products contain a special ingredient - the FAB Antioxidant Booster, a powerful botanical cocktail containing licorice root, fever few and white tea, to protect skin from the damaging effects of the environment and the early your teen stats the better she will continue to look as she ages.

The Daily Face Cream and Face Cleanser are gentle and easy to use everyday which is what matters with skincare routine and your fashion conscious teen won't be embarrassed to pull these great looking bottles out of her wash-bag at a sleepover which means even if they plan to talk all night First Aid Beauty will still be working on her skin.


First Aid Beauty is available at Boots, both in store and on-line at www.boots.com. And also at www.feelunique.com, www.beautybay.com and www.bathunwind.com

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Preparing for Periods and Girls Puberty

>> Tuesday, 13 March 2012

Starting your periods can be a scary thing to happen. Yes, they've been told the practicals of why and how but there are all those worries about how will it actually feel, when will it happen, will everyone know...there are so many worries for (pre)teenage girls and this is a biggy.
Do you know how many girls actually start their periods on residential trips?!  More than you would think!

The Lil-lets teen starter pack is a  discreet cosmetic bag that holds :

4 Day teens ultra towels with wings
2 Night teens ultra towels with wings
2 Lite Silk Comfort compact applicator tampons
1 Regular Silk Comfort compact applicator tampon
3 Lite non-applicator tampons
Plus a small booklet with 'everything a girl should know about puberty and periods'

It's available from Boots for £3.99, either in store or on-line.


This is lovely for a teen to feel prepared and to get a chance to see and feel the products first, to be comfortable with it.   I couldn't imagine a first timer having the courage to use tampons but isn't it good that they actually get to see them and know what they are like.

I really like this pack, I'm giving it to my daughter and I also think it's a cool piece of kit for a Guide camp first aid kit, I recommend you Guiders request a free sample from lil-lets.

Whilst we are talking about preparing for periods, I also recommend 2 books to help:

Girls Only! All about Periods and Growing up stuff by Victoria Parker

I have bought a number of these types of books, read them and didn't give them to my daughter as they seemed "wrong". This one was pitched perfectly when she was 10. There was enough information but not too much. It is based around periods, hormones, spots and body changes. It touches on sex but not in detail and it satisfied her light curiosity without me needing to move onto "the talk". She savoured what was in it and felt happy and confident about it all. She even loaned it to friends. The font is good, the text has a modern chatty feel, it is a good book for girls aged 9-12.

Are you there God it's me Margaret by Judy Blume
This book helped me through a difficult time when I was growing up. I bought a copy for my niece about 10 years ago and then gave a copy to my daughter when she was about 9 (suitable for ages 9-11ish). After she finished it we went bra shopping! It voices those 'how, what, when' feelings perfectly, lets young girls know they are not alone in how they feel.  It is another one that did the rounds of all my daughter's school friends.  It was so worn in the end I had to buy a second copy.

And if you want to start an early conversation about sex without having to get all nitty-gritty this is a great book for girls and boys and parents to guide you through the conversation.


Good Luck!

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Bollocks to Alton Towers

>> Wednesday, 7 March 2012

Trish at MumsGoneTo reviewed A Thousand Splendid Suns as part of the Tots 100 Book Club. The book club is in association with Tesco (but I received no payment or incentive). The idea is to review a favourite book and suggest another blogger you feel would appreciate it. Tesco then sends that person a copy of the book

I've chosen Bollocks To Alton Towers (Uncommonly British Days Out) by Robin Halstead, Jason Hazeley, Alex Morris & Joel Morris.

It is a days out guide for people that remember the interesting stuff we did a few years back that didn't involve standing in a queue for 30 mins to see a sign that says '2 hours from here'.

This book took me to Kelvedon - the secret nuclear bunker, which was a fantastic day out.  To Bletchley Park, which I love and adore. To the Cumberland Pencil Museum - which is also a good visit on a rainy afternoon.  I have also been to the Pack O'Cards Inn and Barometer world and I'm proud to say so!

So if you want to get your mind out of 'the big thrill' and expand it a little then I thoroughly recommend this book.

I'm going to throw one the way of RTFM as whilst very well entertained in the London circle I fear his life outside of zone 2 has it's limitations and I think a good tour around the British Lawn Mower Museum in Southport is exactly what he needs to pick up the pace right now.

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