I would love your opinions please!!

So I'm not going to sound like a great mum .:

I did'nt look for or think about pregnancy-safe brands (the last time I was pregnant was 16 years ago) maybe it's just me, but I did'nt hear much about that sort of thing back then. I avoided alcohol and things like that but otherwise it was'nt important to me.

As the Mum of teenagers I look for products that are'nt too expensive. If their is a product that will make them speak more politely to me then let me know LOL.

Maybe you could be more specific ? what sort of products are we talking about here?

I don't think my daughter instagrams skincare products , maybe she is in the minority?. . Witchhazel is a ingredient she has been looking for, it does'nt seem to be in a lot of products, even for oily skin. she had to find it on the bottom shelf at Coles.

annette81 What Age Range were you looking at for your brand? Just for Younger People in their twenties and thirties?

Or are your products also designed for an older age group of people?

I wasn’t too concerned with skincare products being pregnancy safe to be honest, I stuck with what worked for my skin. For me personally not being pregnancy safe wouldn’t stop me purchasing if I like/love the product.

What I feel is missing in the market (I’m late 30’s) is anti ageing products for sensitive combination skin. A lot of what is out there is either sensitive OR anti ageing. I need something that will attack my forehead lines and wrinkles that keeps it matte, but keeps the rest of my face hydrated and is fragrance free and good with sensitive skin.

For me I wish there was a product that I could put on my face at night and i would wake up without rosacea. That would be the product i wish was available but doesnt exist.

When I was pregnant people were not concerned about products we put on our skin. All my kids are adults now.

When my kids were teens I found it better to put them on to products for sensitive skin rather then acne or pimple prone skin products as I think they are just too harsh for teenage skin.

A friend of mine with a teenage boy is often saying she finds that no matter what deodorant he uses he stinks. I gave him some Dude808 products and they worked wonders for him so as far as thats concerned they seem to have great products for teenage boys.

I am suffering from a severe flare up of perioral dermatitis right now. It was triggered by previous corticosteroid prescription use for eczema/rosacea. I would love a daily face moisturiser that is without sunscreen, parabens, fragrance, ect, that might contain coconut oil, lavender and zinc for skin repair and anti-redness that might prevent future flare ups from occurring. So many day creams contain sunscreens which are another trigger for my skin condition so I end up wearing a too heavy night cream during the day which is greasy under my make up.

Hope that helps? :-)

Well I have a 8 year old who is starting to get little black heads on her nose and also has little patches of dry skin on her face I assume from swimming as she is in squads 3 times a week so must be the chlorine.

I don't know what to do or what to use because she is so young I don't want to damage her skin and get it used to being dependant on skincare products but at the same time I don't want them getting worse or enlarging her pores either at such a young age which she will have for the rest of her life.

I would love a range that is gentle and effective for children and I just can't seem to find any products that are suitable for children not just "teens".

Acne and changes in teenage years are different and skin to younger children so that is my thing at the moment!

Just saw this post as I have been away a few days.

My daughter is currently pregnant with 3rd child and is so pedantic about what she uses for make up, skincare, hair care and her criteria is that it is as natural as possible without chemicals, especially as she is concerned they will seep into the skin and further into the bloodstream and cause harm. While I was pregnant I just didn't use anything really in way of skincare and just whatever shampoo and conditioner but they were all then made in Australia.

My granddaughter does suffer outbreaks on her face, being a teenager but again, not sure what is best. I recommended Almond Oil as I have seen excellent results in helping blemishes and the ravages caused, clear up using this.

For me: I need something that can be applied on the eye lid to help reduce the wrinkles, without irritating the eyes. Almost everything irritates my eyes. I also need something to reduce the bags under the eyes when overindulging. I did swipe some cucumber slices from the buffet while away as they do certainly help. Though I did forget about using the tea bags. Don't know if there is something out there using both cucumber and tea bags for tired eyes!