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With new skin-care trends popping up daily, it can be hard to discern what's safe and what isn't. Dermatologists talk about the skin-care trends to avoid.

The technique known as "SPF contouring" is going viral again on TikTok, much to the dismay of health professionals.

Dozens of viral beauty trends, from make-up styles to nail designs, are born every single week on social media platform TikTok. While most are harmless, one will occasionally come along that is potentially dangerous. Dermatologists around the world have issued warnings about blindly following a TikTok trend, and have advised people to not try everything they see on the platform....

Dangerous TikTok beauty trends that can cause scarring, blindness or even cancer Ever spotted a beauty hack that looked too good to be true? Well, the internet is full of amateurs who recommend procedures that could have disastrous results 10:00, 27 JUN 2021 Updated Tilly was left with burnt cheeks and temporary blindness in one eye (Image: tillywhitfeld/Instagram) Sign up for Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter for the most exciting real life, fashion and sex tips HOT off the pressInvalid EmailSo...

People Are Giving Themselves Fake Abs by Sunscreen Contouring On 6/9/21 at 10:37 AM EDT A six-pack or toned midriff is often the ultimate goal for any fitness fan, but some people are forgoing months of hard work in the gym and taking a shortcut instead. People are attempting to give themselves fake abs by strategically applying sunscreen on their stomach, in an attempt to "contour" muscles. Videos are circulating on TikTok showing people applying blobs of sunblock across their midriff, mimicki...

Boophotography/iStock (NEW YORK) — A new sunscreen contouring “hack” gaining popularity on TikTok has experts warning users to be very cautious about skin damage. TikTok user Eli Withrow shared a technique that she’s convinced gives your face a chiseled, radiant boost. She advised that if you use a base sunscreen of SPF 30 and an SPF 90 in all the spots where you would use highlighter (the highest planes of your face), you will be left with a contoured look following sun exposure. “Yo...

Limericks Live 95 Search By Kelly OSullivan As we start heading into the summer, it is more important that ever to protect your skin against sun damage and wearing always sunscreen to keep safe. However, a  TikTok trend has caused some concern as doctors warn users that attempting this trend could lead to skin cancer. The trend was started by LA model Eli Withrow, who posted a video showing how she applied her sunscreen in order to achieve snatched all summer. "Haters...

A TikTok trend is advising women use sunscreen to contour areas of their face  Recommends using a higher factor under your eyes and on your cheek bones  Trend began when Eli Withrow, 24, an LA model, went viral with the tip last year Now thousands of others are trying out the trend to add shape to their cheeks   Celebrity make up artist Sir John Barnett once recommended performing hack Experts have said the trend is dangerous and could cause significant damage