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

It turns out when teens on TikTok say, "Get ready with me," it can be more harmful than they might realize.

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

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

When Ayva Peña got a phone at age 10, her interest in skin care skyrocketed ... or what risks they carry,” Shah said, adding that there are board-certified dermatologists on TikTok that ...

In the first peer-reviewed study to examine the potential risks and ... thing about ‘skin care’ is that it claims to be about health.” Studying teens in the TikTok environment In the study ...

The study, published in the American Academy of Pediatrics journal on June 9, found that some TikTok videos promoting certain ...

Popular TikTok videos featuring teens’ personal skin care routine frequently feature products that carry a high risk of skin irritation and allergy, researchers reported June 9 in the journal ...

The research — billed as the first peer-reviewed study to explore the pros and cons of teen skin ... have a “skin care routine.” TikTok/@simply.viviannaa Beyond the health risks, mental ...

On average, each teen's daily skin-care routine ... regimens on TikTok are costly, infrequently include sunscreen, and often involve exposure to ingredients that carry a risk of irritation ...