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

Young girls are spending big bucks for a skin care routine that may be harmful to their health, a new study found. TikTok/@chastitynolan Researchers estimated that girls are dropping an average of ...

Per the study, which was published in Pediatrics, teen girls are spending an average of $168 per month on skin care.And if that sounds like a lot, some teens reportedly spend more than $500 on ...

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While some products are too harsh for younger skin, others, including moisturizers meant for older skin, are too thick and ...

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New research shows the potential health harms of TikTok skin care videos touting "lighter, brighter skin" marketed toward young girls ages 7 to 18. Products ranged from $168 to $500 or more per ...

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