u/ohhhthehugevanity

My tween has pretty bad KP. I don't think, from our conversations, that it bothers her and I don't want to make her feel like she needs to "fix" her beautiful body. She's also coming into the trickier teen years though so I want to be prepared.

Is KP something that needs to be treated? Is it harder to treat later if you don't try and stay on top of it? Does it get worse?

If it does need treating what is suitable for young skin? I was looking at the Cetaphil Gentle SA lotion.

I have had a look at other posts but most seem to focus on adult skin.

I don't want to be the parent who didn't help their kid cos they felt the treatment was only for older people and I don't want to be the parent who made their kid feel like they needed fixing!

The discussion question (so this isn't just a routine help question) is:

Does KP actually need treating if it doesn't bother you?

I live a long way from a store. I purchased a few bags from the app and then received a text from an SA letting me know she would be my contact for advice, new collections etc. I’ve asked her about a wallet and a couple of other bits and it’s been all fine.

Now I’m ready to buy do I ask her to facilitate it or do I buy via the app?

It feels dumb to need to ask this lol but here we are.

How do you store your wool clothing when you’re not wearing it but not packing it away for the season?

As we’re coming into cooler weather I’ve gone through my wardrobe and found a lot of my light weight wool clothing that I left on hangers has stretched. The heavier wool that spent summer in a trunk is fine.

The problem I have is my walk in robe is tiny, my chest of drawers is already full of other clothes (underwear, work out gear and pajamas) and my space is too small to add another chest of drawers etc.

Any great ideas? Do I just leave it on hangers knowing winter is short? A better way of hanging them? Or do I have to re arrange (ie, get rid of things).

As space is already a premium I use those thin velvet hangers.

Thanks brilliant people.