Skincare advice on social media is not always safe for every skin type; here’s why and how to protect your skin
Friday, 20 June 2025 () Social media's influence on skincare is undeniable, yet many viral tips lack scientific backing, potentially harming skin. Understanding your skin type is crucial for effective care, avoiding constant routine switching, and heeding your skin's signals. Common mistakes like harsh rubbing, neglecting phone hygiene, and using incorrect products can damage skin.
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