K-beauty famous multi balm

Girllll...I hope this is the last time you ask: teenagers can use ANYTHING adults use...skincare is NOT about age group, it's about skin concerns!!! It's kinda obvious babies shouldn't use retinol, for example, they can't even process what's happening at that age AHAHAHAHAH but for example, a child, of any age (yeah, even babies now) should use sunscreen to protect their skin. A 12 year old (I'm not saying this as a starting age) can have a skincare routine of cleanser, moisturizer and spf. If this pre-teen of 12 years old is starting to hit puberty and have acne, maybe they can add a product, if they feel like it or if it's prescribed, that focus on this specific concern (or not, a cleanser or moisturizer can also tackle this concerns with the right ingredients and formula). This also depends on your skin type and the consistency you're willing to have to see results with skincare. Skincare is a marathon, not a aprint. Another thing: please DON'T BUY skincare just because you saw it on k-dramas, that's literally a quiet marketing strategy and people tend to fall into it VERY OFTEN... After all, skincare is not fast fashion. I don't know if your current routine is working for you but if it is, why would you want to change it up? Ofc we think the results would be better if we add another product, but besides this validating our deeply rooted consumerism needs, it also can have the opposite effect of what we want: it can make our skin worse, it's taking an unnecessary risk. Therefore, I suggest you look into the ingredients of both balms and make use of the comparison option Picky has. Also, you can see both characteristics, such as if they have any fragrance, if they're comedogenic, if they have alcohol, etc. These are allll things Picky has in their app, you just have to explore for yourself...when I do this research on my own, I'm barely left with questions or doubts. Also, reviews are important, look into them!! If I were you, I wouldn't use either because they're both comedogenic and can certainly clog your pores. They're not oil-free either. The pink one seems to have shea butter, is your skin ok with this ingredient? I'm asking this because you said you have sensitive, oily and acne-prone skin. Both of them don't seem to have that much of hydrating or moisturizing ingredients...I wouldn't go for neither, but it's just my opinion.

you CAN use it as a teenager but that doesn't mean you should. first of all its supposed to be an anti aging product and I'm not quite sure why a teenager would need that and secondly this thing has a luxury price tag. save your money to use on skincare that would actually benefit you skin,not just something you saw in kdramas!

i have those kahi balms. the wrinkle balm can be a bit shiny on the skin so I’m not sure if I would recommend it for oily skin. you can use it but i dont think you need a balm stick for anti-aging as a teen. the aqua balm is nice but only 9g and pricey. i would recommend to just get a sunstick that is 15-19g and cheaper.

its almost $40 for 9g 😂😂😂 yes of course teens can use it. I think its great they start early. Buy sunscreen and serum instead

Korean multi balms can be used by teenagers, including those with sensitive, oily, and acne-prone skin. However, it's important to choose the right product based on your specific needs. Look for multi balms that are formulated for oily and acne-prone skin, are non-comedogenic, and have soothing ingredients like aloe vera or tea tree oil. When it comes to SPF multi balms, it's crucial to ensure that they provide adequate sun protection. Look for products with a broad-spectrum SPF of at least 30 to protect your skin from harmful UV rays. Additionally, consider checking reviews. Remember, everyone's skin is unique, so what works for others may not work the same for you.