Experts weigh in the sunscreen beauty hack all over TikTok. A new sunscreen contouring "hack" gaining popularity on TikTok has experts warning users to be very cautious about skin damage. TikTok user ...

We’ve all come across the seemingly endless viral skincare TikTok trends like “sunscreen contouring,” “face taping” and the ever-present, “this product will cure your acne.” While these trends can be ...

Skin care TikTok is having a moment. From influencers sharing their regimens to DIY hacks to expert breakdowns, there’s something for everyone. But dermatologists ― medical professionals who’ve ...

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The trend encourages users to put sunscreen on some parts of their face while leaving other areas exposed, aiming to create a contoured look from a tan. “A tan is skin damage, there’s no such thing as ...

and a For You page full of internet doctors, it’s easier than ever to fall victim to viral skincare trends you can try without paying your dermatologist a visit. Who hasn’t blindly tested out a beauty ...

Everybody wants to feel beautiful to some degree. However, that doesn't mean you should follow every beauty trend you see online. Many are just random, made-up stories or old wives' tales that have ...

Social media is both a blessing and a curse. While we're grateful for platforms like Instagram and TikTok for introducing us to some of our favorite beauty hacks — like how to fake a fuller ponytail ...

Videos and photos encouraging people to make their own tanning oils, avoid sunscreen and applauding prominent tan lines have exploded in popularity, including harmful trends such as showing off “sun ...