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The good, the bad, the meh of TikTok skin trends
We love a genius skincare hack but sometimes sorting fact from fiction on your fave app requires expert input.
If you try a viral recipe and it s a bust, basically the worst thing that happens is you have a so-so snack. But adopting an unsafe skincare routine from a TikTok star could lead to breakouts.or even long-term skin damage (not to mention money wasted on spon products that don t do anything). TikTok is an amazing place to learn about how to care for your skin, explains creator
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Update (April 14, 2021): It was too good to be true: After the Transportation Security Administration initially listed full-size sunscreen as a medically necessary product that passengers could have in carry-on bags, the TSA walked that back and clarified its position.
“Our website incorrectly reported that sunscreen containers larger than 3.4 oz. were allowed in carry-on bags, if medically necessary. That error has been corrected,” the TSA said in a statement. “Travelers still need to ensure liquids, gels, and aerosols in carry-on bags meet the 3-1-1 requirements and are no larger than 3.4 ounces.”
To learn more about why so many travelers (and dermatologists) were excited about the supposed change in regulations, continue to the original report below.