With summer soirées and get-togethers popping up at a moment’s notice, prepping the skin and avoiding those unwelcome breakouts is a must.
If you are like us, and your skin reacts to just about every active ingredient under the sun, then you will likely understand the excitement of discovering a face-loving range like tbh Skincare.
Created in convoy, tbh Skincare founder, Rachael Wilde, and pharmaceutical scientist, Hannah English tell WHO about their motivation in creating the now cult-favourite Rebound range.
Rachael tells us, unlike a lot of skincare ranges in the acne category today, tbh Skincare products not only nurture the skin, but also “maintain [the] skin for the long haul”.
With skin barrier protection as a key consideration of the Rebound range, all skin types no matter how oily or dry can benefit from the tbh Skincare formulas.
So, if curating a summer skincare routine sounds like a little bit of you, then read on to find out our top picks from tbh Skincare and the Rebound range.
2024’s TOP TBH SKINCARE PRODUCTS
- Rebound Skin Milk Activated Cica Toner, $29.95, tbh Skincare (here’s why)
- Rebound One Night Stand Soothing Gel Facial Mask, $44.95, tbh Skincare (here’s why)
- Rebound Serum, $49.95, tbh Skincare (here’s why)
The best tbh Skincare products in 2024
01
Rebound Skin Milk Activated Cica Toner
$29.95 at tbh skincare
Best for: hydrating skin
Considered an “everyday companion” to be used morning and night, the Skin Milk Activated Cica Toner keeps the skin consistently moisturised and hydrated, perfect for applying in the summer and wintertime.
Key features:
- 100ml
- Hydrating milk toner
- Calms and strengthens skin
- Supports skin barrier
- Vegan and cruelty free
02
Rebound One Night Stand Soothing Gel Facial Mask
$44.95 at tbh Skincare
Best for: soothing the skin overnight
Super lightweight and cooling on the skin, this gel face mask has been designed to be your “go-to immediate remedy for irritated, red and angry skin”, says Rachael. For a “heavier hit of hydration and calming”, you can use the mask overnight, or lather it on for 20-minutes as an event prep step.
Key features:
- 75ml
- Soothing overnight gel mask
- To visibly calm and hydrate
- Supports your skin barrier
- Vegan and cruelty free
03
Rebound Serum
$49.95 at tbh Skincare
Best for: reducing skin pigmentation
As the OG formula kicking off the Rebound hype, this serum is big on barrier support. Easily integrated into the AM and PM routine, watch as the appearance of fine lines and pigmentation becomes visibly reduced.
Key features:
- 30ml
- Skin barrier support serum
- Designed to help calm angry skin
- Suited to all skin types, including oily and sensitive skin
- Vegan and cruelty free
04
Patch It Up Pimple Patches
$19.95 at tbh Skincare
Best for: blemish recovery
In our experience, when it comes to the pimple patch category, nothing compares to this set of Patch It Up blemish covers. Formulated with key breakout flighting ingredients like hydrocolloid, watch as active blemishes clear in rapid time.
Key features:
- 72 multi-sized patches
- Targets all kinds of breakout sizes
- Speeds up recovery of active pimples
- Vegan and cruelty free
05
No Scrubs Jelly Cleanser
$32.95 at tbh Skincare
Best for: gently removing makeup
Double cleansing has never looked so good! This jelly-to-milk formula has done the rounds on TikTok, becoming a fast cult-favourite in the skincare world. Cleansing the face without stripping it of natural oils, if you haven’t integrated this extra step into the routine, now is the time.
Key features:
- 100ml
- Cleanses without stripping the skin
- Makeup removing cleanser with a jelly-to-milk formula
- Formulated with acne-prone skin in mind
- Vegan and cruelty free
What makes the tbh Skincare range suitable for sensitive skin?
Designed with “sensitive customers in mind”, Rachael tells WHO of the main mission to “calm and reduce redness”.
While there are some “brightening properties within the products”, there is a lack of “any tricky or strong actives”. Though Rachael does recommend patch testing before use, especially considering as “everyone is different, and everyone can be sensitive to different things”.
If you could have given your younger self one piece of advice to ‘rebound’ from a break out, what would it be?
Hannah English
“Stop trying to punish your skin – if you show it some love instead, it will reward you I promise!”
Rachael Wilde
“You can’t hate your skin into healing. I think you can get so desperate to want to control the acne that you throw everything you can at it. My advice would have been to be kind to myself and my skin through the process, and focus on nurturing and supporting it, rather than trying to throw everything at my skin to make it go away (because it actually did way more damage in the long term).”
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