By @TobyChilliShow
May 10, 2021
TikTok can be great for some trends, like that whipped coffee craze and learning the latest dances. But not all the beauty tips shared there are keepers and dermatologist Dr. Muneeb Shah says these may even do more harm than good.
DIY Microneedling- It’s the process of using a “microneedler” or “dermaroller” to create teeny tiny holes on the surface of the skin, which signal the body to go into repair mode, promoting new collagen and elastin growth which improves the texture and tone of skin. Some TikTokers share techniques for DIYing it, but Dr. Shah says, “Home microneedling is a terrible idea for most people!” Poking tiny holes in your face can lead to irritation, allergy, and infection, so he advises saving this procedure for the spa or dermatologist.
By www.iHeartToby.com
May 10, 2021
TikTok can be great for some trends, like that whipped coffee craze and learning the latest dances. But not all the beauty tips shared there are keepers and dermatologist Dr. Muneeb Shah says these may even do more harm than good.
● DIY Microneedling - It’s the process of using a “microneedler” or “dermaroller” to create teeny tiny holes on the surface of the skin, which signal the body to go into repair mode, promoting new collagen and elastin growth which improves the texture and tone of skin. Some TikTokers share techniques for DIYing it, but Dr. Shah says, “Home microneedling is a terrible idea for most people!” Poking tiny holes in your face can lead to irritation, allergy and infection, so he advises saving this procedure for the spa or dermatologist.
By www.iHeartToby.com
May 10, 2021
TikTok can be great for some trends, like that whipped coffee craze and learning the latest dances. But not all the beauty tips shared there are keepers and dermatologist Dr. Muneeb Shah says these may even do more harm than good.
● DIY Microneedling - It’s the process of using a “microneedler” or “dermaroller” to create teeny tiny holes on the surface of the skin, which signal the body to go into repair mode, promoting new collagen and elastin growth which improves the texture and tone of skin. Some TikTokers share techniques for DIYing it, but Dr. Shah says, “Home microneedling is a terrible idea for most people!” Poking tiny holes in your face can lead to irritation, allergy and infection, so he advises saving this procedure for the spa or dermatologist.
By www.iHeartToby.com
May 10, 2021
TikTok can be great for some trends, like that whipped coffee craze and learning the latest dances. But not all the beauty tips shared there are keepers and dermatologist Dr. Muneeb Shah says these may even do more harm than good.
● DIY Microneedling - It’s the process of using a “microneedler” or “dermaroller” to create teeny tiny holes on the surface of the skin, which signal the body to go into repair mode, promoting new collagen and elastin growth which improves the texture and tone of skin. Some TikTokers share techniques for DIYing it, but Dr. Shah says, “Home microneedling is a terrible idea for most people!” Poking tiny holes in your face can lead to irritation, allergy and infection, so he advises saving this procedure for the spa or dermatologist.
EltaMD Launches Heads, Shoulders, Knees & Toes Campaign For Skin Cancer Awareness Month
Professional Skin Care Brand Urges Every Body to Make Sunscreen Part of Their Daily Routine and Protect Skin from Head to Toes
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DALLAS, May 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ In honor of National Skin Cancer Awareness month, EltaMD
® Skin Care, the #1 Dermatologist-Recommended and Trusted professional sunscreen brand, is launching its Heads, Shoulders, Knees & Toes
campaign, encouraging everyone to check and protect skin from head to toes to help reduce the risk of developing skin cancer.
According to the American Academy of Dermatology, skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer by age 70