The Berry Bulletin

Why Are Berries So Powerful in Skincare? The Antioxidant Benefits for Developing Skin

Berries are one of nature’s antioxidant powerhouses. Packed with antioxidants that help defend skin from everyday environmental stress, they can also help support a healthy skin barrier and keep skin looking healthy and vibrant. Different berries bring their own unique mix of antioxidant compounds and skin-supporting benefits, which is why SkinBerry brings eight of them together in our Signature Berry Blend™.

Why We Built SkinBerry From Scratch for Tween Skin (Instead of Diluting Adult Skincare)

SkinBerry was built from scratch for skin ages 8 to 18, instead of a diluted adult formula. Here's why that mattered: what makes developing skin different, what's inside the Signature Berry Blend™, and the safety study behind every CLEAN GLOW VERIFIED™ product.

Tween Skincare Ingredients: What Belongs and What to Avoid

Good tween skincare comes down to a few gentle, well-chosen ingredients: mild plant cleansers, hydrating humectants, lightweight emollients, and antioxidants, with adult anti-aging actives and irritants left out.

What Does "Dermatologist and Pediatrician Tested" Mean? Skincare Safety Claims for Kids, Explained

"Dermatologist tested" isn't a regulated term, so the claim is only as good as the science behind it. Here's what real testing involves, and how SkinBerry's cleanser, moisturizer, and mask were evaluated by a board-certified dermatologist and pediatrician.

Why Are Tweens Obsessed With Skincare? Understanding the Tween Skincare Trend

A tween's sudden interest in skincare is usually healthy — a safe way to practice independence, build confidence, and bond with friends. Here's what child development experts and dermatologists say about supporting it well.

When Should Kids Start Using Skincare? What the Research Says at Every Age

The tween years, roughly ages 8 to 12, are a great time to start skincare, as long as it stays simple. Here's what the research says about when to start, what to use, and how to build a routine that actually fits a kid's changing skin.