What's in the bottle
Coconut-derived foam
cleanses
Coco glucoside and cocamidopropyl betaine lift sweat, oil and dirt without stripping.
Quick Answers
Is this right for my child's skin?
Built for ages 8 to 13, boys and girls. Most families start between 8 and 11, when skin begins to change.
Is it good for oily skin?
Yes. It removes excess oil and sweat without stripping, so skin doesn't over-produce oil in response.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
Clinically tested for sensitive skin by Eurofins CRL. No synthetic fragrance, sulfates, parabens or phthalates. For eczema-prone skin, patch-test first.
Does it treat acne?
No, on purpose. It keeps pores clean and skin hydrated. For the occasional spot, add Hands-Off patches.
Is it a good gift?
Once at night is the minimum, twice a day for oily or sporty skin. Not more than twice.


Clinical Testing
Squeaky Clean is clinically tested for sensitive skin.
Repeated Insult Patch Test, Eurofins CRL, 113 participants with self-perceived sensitive skin. No dermal irritation or sensitization observed. Study ECRLNJ2025-0620-01.
See the clinical studiesNo parabens, sulfates, or synthetic fragrance.
How to use
MORNING
If skin is oily
On calm skin, water is enough. On oily or sporty skin, wash again.
AFTER SPORTS
Extra wash
Fine after practice or swimming. Up to two washes a day, not more.
Step by step
1. Wet the face with lukewarm water.
2. Pump two "clouds" of foam into the hands.
3. Massage over the face for about 30 seconds. Forehead, nose and chin first, where oil collects.
4. Rinse and pat dry with a clean towel.
5. Follow with Glow Go and Smooth Operator. Headband on first, routine after.
What to expect
Start whenever your child shows interest or their skin starts to change. For most kids, that's between 8 and 11. Used daily, look for skin that feels clean without feeling tight, and a habit that sticks.

Made for Their Everyday
A first face wash
No actives and no synthetic fragrance, so there's nothing for young skin to react to.
The first oily T-zone
Removes excess oil without the rebound dryness that makes skin produce more.
After sports
Helmets, hats and sweaty P.E. A 30-second wash before sweat sits in the pores.
After swimming
Rinses chlorine off the face. Follow with Smooth Operator.
Sensitive skin
Free from synthetic fragrance and sulfates. Face only, and avoid active eczema patches.
The morning wake-up wash
Or just water on calm skin, and Squeaky Clean at night.
What clinicians say about Pipa
“…gentle, dermatologist-tested, and free from harsh ingredients like parabens, sulfates, and synthetic fragrance… Pipa is a brand I trust.”
Francisco Kerdel, MD
Dermatologist
“Pipa products are teen friendly and doctor approved… The routine is simple, smart, and age-appropriate.”
Dr. Lisa Klein
Pediatrician, author, and co-founder of Turning Teen
“The age appropriate products and safe ingredients made Pipa a perfect fit.”
Chelsea Wallace
Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon
Squeaky Clean passed an independent Repeated Insult Patch Test at Eurofins CRL, supervised by a board-certified dermatologist.
See the clinical studiesFull Ingredients
Aqua (Water), Coco Glucoside, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Carica Papaya Seed Extract, Rosa Damascena Flower Water, Citric Acid, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate.

These are the years when skin starts changing and a first routine starts to make sense.
Ages 8 to 9: Skin is usually calm. One wash at night is enough to build the habit and rinse off the playground.
Ages 10 to 11: Oil production picks up and the T-zone starts to shine. Morning and night, especially after sports.
Ages 12 to 13: The first blackheads and whiteheads appear. Keep to twice a day, since more strips the skin and makes oil worse, and add Skin Saver after practice.
For boys and girls alike. For teens 14+ with regular breakouts, a cleanser with salicylic acid may be the next step. Teen Guide