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Beauty trends and DIY skincare risks rise on social media
Social media trends are significantly influencing beauty and self-care routines, leading to both new consumer behaviors and potential health risks. The 'beauty-maxxing' trend, which has garnered over 14 million mentions on TikTok, encourages consumers to intensify their skincare and wellness rituals through more intentional and sensory experiences.
However, the rise of viral DIY skincare recipes poses dermatological dangers. Users attempting to replicate unverified home mixtures found on social platforms have reported skin irritation, excessive dryness, and compromised skin barriers. Experts warn that the lack of scientific basis in these recipes can lead to persistent inflammation and sensitivity.
In terms of practical application, experts suggest that effective makeup longevity in heat relies on thin, strategic layers and compatible primers rather than heavy product application, which can exacerbate issues caused by sweat and oil.
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Instagram · Ioanna Valaskopoulou · O Boticário · Panhellenic Association of Cosmetics and Fragrance Manufacturers · TikTok · WGSN
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What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Applying foundation in thin layers helps it resist heat better than heavy coverage. catracalivre.com.br
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The term 'beauty-maxxing' has accumulated 14.3 million mentions in internal searches on TikTok. todateen.com.br
- [○ 1 SOURCE] A sensation of skin tightness, often interpreted as firmness, can actually indicate excessive dryness or a compromised skin barrier. fatopaulista.com.br