5 Skin-Care Trends to Avoid, According to Dermatologists
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.
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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....
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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, mimicking muscle definition. One woman, named Mo online, shared a clip of herself, saying: "Trying the su...