Debunking Gen Z obsessions: From 'anti-wrinkle straws' that 'lack scientific basis' to 'toxic diet trend' Oatzempic and nineties nostalgia, we expose the younger generation's  life hacks as pointless, unhealthy or just plain confusing

FEMAIL takes a look at the trends that have gripped Gen Z and gained wider popularity thanks to their endless promotion on platforms like TikTok - despite being far from life-changing!

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