The bottom line: your tween should not be creating a beauty routine alone. If he or she shows interest in skincare, keep it ...

New study shows 31% of skincare social media videos being created by kids under age 13. Products in skincare videos studied had an average of 11 potentially irritating active ingredients. Skincare ...

A new study found that popular skincare routines shared on social media platforms like TikTok may put teens and tweens at risk for allergic skin reactions. Doctors worry that the inflammatory response ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Many young people are turning to TikTok and other social media sites to share their beauty and skincare routines. While most likely have the best intentions, doctors say many are ...

"Glow-up routines" encourage kids to buy and use lots of beauty products to change how they look. These routines can damage young skin and lead to stress, low self-esteem, and unhealthy habits.

Kids have a growing skin care obsession perpetuated by fresh-faced underage influencers hawking elaborate, expensive routines. Girls as young as 7 follow routines that do more harm than good, ...

31% of content creators making skincare videos are under the age of 13. Fact checked by Sarah Scott New study shows 31% of skincare social media videos being created by kids under age 13. Products in ...