Share on Pinterest A new study suggests TikTok skin care videos catering to young girls contain harsh active ingredients, which may cause irritation and allergies. Filippo Bacci/Getty Images New ...

Viral skincare routines for young girls on TikTok may be more harmful than they appear, according to a new study from Northwestern Medicine, carrying a high risk of skin irritation, and often lacking ...

Taking care of one’s skin is important, but some teens may be taking it too far. New research indicates young people spend an average of $168 per month on skin care products, but in some cases they ...

If you’ve spent any time scrolling through social media, chances are you’ve seen a teen proudly showing off a medicine cabinet that rivals a Sephora end cap, or sharing a skincare routine more ...

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Teens are diving into intense skincare routines inspired by TikTok, often slathering on six or more products daily, sometimes over ten in just minutes, chasing beauty ideals that favor lighter, ...

A new study from Northwestern Medicine examined the potentially harmful impacts of TikTok skin care routines. Researchers found that these routines could cause skin damage.

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Teens and preteens on TikTok used an average of six skin care products totaling $168. Only one-quarter used ...

Are you caught in the “glow trap”? A leading dermatologist is speaking out against some viral skin care routines, warning that Gen Z’s obsession with online beauty hacks is leaving their faces red, ...

Tia Zakher’s videos about not washing her face drew millions of views, numerous questions and some legitimate concern. She insists she’s fine. By Alisha Haridasani Gupta Tia Zakher, a 22-year-old ...

B-roll of corresponding study author Dr. Molly Hales and senior study author Dr. Tara Lagu discussing TikTok videos from the study. Girls ages 7 to 18 use an average of six products for average cost ...