The first study to investigate this type of video content has found that it may increase the risk of lifelong skin allergies ...

Popular TikTok videos featuring teens' personal skin care routine frequently feature products that carry a high risk of skin ...

Children as young as 7 are sharing skin care tips online, but a new study suggests their favorite products may be harmful.

A new study found girls 7 to 18 use an average of six different skincare products on their faces, which could cause severe ...

A new study has found that products in skincare videos created by teens contain irritating ingredients and cost an average of ...

Researchers found girls as young as seven using up to 15 products daily, often with irritating ingredients and costing over ...

In a survey last year, more than three in four parents (76%) reported that their 7- to 17-year-old girls have a “skin care routine.” A groundbreaking new study out of Northwestern University warned ...

Lengthy – and costly – skincare routines have become one of the latest TikTok crazes, and a new study found that they actually put teens at a greater risk ...

Are teens learning valuable skin care skills from TikTok — or is the app setting them up or serious, long-term skin problems?

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or what risks they carry,” Shah said, adding that there are board-certified dermatologists on TikTok that could offer more credible advice. Other concerning trends Shah has seen in her practice ...