It has never been harder to be a teenager. The pressures and the expectations are great; how one looks, what one weighs and the clothes one chooses are all-consuming concerns for the vast majority. It is fair to say that many women in their 30s would shudder at the thought of returning to their teenage years. However, there have been improvements in the past few years that offer more choice and expertise in teenagers’ quest for beauty perfection.
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