AP — Girls are bombarded on social media with advice from influencers touting elaborate skin care routines with high-priced serums, mists and creams. But what is the right skin care routine for ...

New research shows the potential health harms of TikTok skin care videos touting "lighter, brighter skin" marketed toward young girls ages 7 to 18. Products ranged from $168 to $500 or more per ...

Pediatricians should counsel teens on the hazards of facial treatment fads.

Girls as young as nine have been left with ‘severe eczema and acne’ after using skincare products marketed at their age group that contain ‘harsh chemicals’ only suitable for adults.

New research finds that girls as young as 7 are sharing their skincare routines, sometimes using products some researchers say they really shouldn't be.

New research indicates young people spend an average of $168 per month on skin care products, but in some cases they may be doing more harm than good.

Young girls on TikTok are adopting pricey, product-heavy skincare routines with hidden dangers—skin reactions, allergic risks, and racialized beauty messages—all under the guise of “self ...

Celebrity dermatologist Sandra Lee of “Dr. Pimple Popper” shares her skin-care staples, the best acne tips, and more.

Which skin care products should young girls use? Dermatologists recommend this simple routine Anti-aging products touted on social media are more hype than help for preteens and teens, experts say ...