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 ...

Are teens learning valuable skin care skills from TikTok — or is the app setting them up for serious, long-term skin problems? A new study from Northwestern Medicine, published this week in the ...

Elaborate skin care routines flaunted by teenagers on TikTok may be causing more harm than good, potentially leading young girls to develop lifelong allergies, according to recent research. In the ...

A recent study by Northwestern Medicine raised alarms over the popular "Get Ready With Me" skincare videos on TikTok, cautioning that these practices may be detrimental to young girls' skin health.

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 ...

It’s no secret that young girls are obsessed with beauty — just look at the popularity of “get ready with me” videos on social media. In a survey last year, more than three in four parents (76%) ...

Slugging is the viral-coined term for a skin care hack that has been popular for quite some time now, largely due to its dramatized videos on social media platforms. Experts have seen the surge in ...

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, ...

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 ...