Should a 14-Year-Old Start Using Deodorant?

Explore if it's time for your teen to start using deodorant and how to choose the right one.

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Yes, a 14-year-old should use deodorant if they feel the need. During puberty, sweat glands become more active, which can lead to body odor. Using deodorant can help manage this. It's best to choose a product suitable for their skin and follow the application instructions to ensure effectiveness and prevent skin irritation.

FAQs & Answers

  1. At what age should a child start using deodorant? Generally, children might start needing deodorant around the onset of puberty, which can be as early as age 9 to 14.
  2. What type of deodorant is best for a teenager? Look for aluminum-free, hypoallergenic options designed for sensitive skin to avoid irritation.
  3. How often should teens apply deodorant? Teens should apply deodorant after showering and reapply as needed throughout the day, especially during physical activities.

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