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Story by Alexia Sabau ⢠CBC Kids News ⢠Published 2021-05-07 15:53 All aesthetic and no science ⭐️HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW⭐️ Crystals have been trending on TikTok over the past year, as many are turning to the pretty rocks as a way to cope during the pandemic. Fans believe crystals can help with anxiety, headaches, sleep problems and many other health issues. However, there is no scientific proof that crystal healing actually works. Press play or keep reading to find out. ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ From DIYs to outfit inspiration, TikTok can be a loaded source for all things ✨aesthetic✨. One visually appealing trend that seems to have caught the eye of users around the world is crystal collecting and crystal healing.
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Story by Alexia Sabau ⢠CBC Kids News ⢠Published 2021-03-01 16:07 Plus tips for trying it at home! A cold winter in some parts of the world has led to a resurgence of an “oldie but goldie” social media trend. The #PolarVortexChallenge a.k.a. the #HotWaterChallenge or #BoilingWaterChallenge is making a comeback on platforms like Instagram and TikTok. It’s a popular winter trend that involves throwing boiled water into the cold air and watching it turn into a beautiful cloud of mist and snow. People all over the world are attempting the #PolarVortexChallenge. (Image credit: @veronikalillmann/Instagram, @vendiipic/Instagram, @theedgewalker /Instagram, @cr eative /Instagram)
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