Do You Care

B2B B2C E-Commerce

Creating a new generation of teen skincare: simple, safe, and purpose-driven. Supporting healthy skin, confidence, and anti-bullying values.

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What we offer

We are building "Do You Care", a sustainable, honest skincare brand for teenagers. Our products are gentle, transparent, and designed for young skin while promoting confidence. At the same time, we stand for anti-bullying and support youth mental health.

Target group

Teenagers and young adults with sensitive, changing skin who want simple, safe, and honest skincare. Our audience values authenticity, sustainability, and transparency. They are looking for products that support healthy skin and brands that stand for confidence, kindness, and a strong commitment against bullying.

Challenges

Building a new brand in a highly competitive skincare market is a key challenge. This includes developing effective, safe formulations for young skin, brand building and trust among a young target group, and securing financing and scalable distribution channels.

Our Story

"Do You Care" started with a very personal moment as a mother. My teenage daughter began using skincare products she saw online. Products heavily promoted by brands and influencers, but often far too harsh for young skin. Like many parents, I realized that the skincare industry was marketing powerful ingredients to teenagers without truly prioritizing their safety or long-term skin health.

Watching her struggle with irritated skin made me ask a simple question: Do these companies actually care about the young people using their products?

As a mother, I wanted a brand I could genuinely trust. Products made with gentle, safe ingredients designed specifically for teenage skin, not adapted from adult routines or trends.

That is how "Do You Care" was born: a skincare brand created to protect young skin, simplify routines, and give teenagers products that support both their skin and their confidence.

Because teenagers deserve skincare made with care, not just marketing.