Patient Buzz Series: Viral Skincare Trends Dermatologists Recommend
Not all viral skincare trends are bad, according to an article by NewBeauty. From microneedling to prejuvenation, dermatologists say some of the social media-fueled trends have some credibility. Dermatologist Dr. Sue Ellen Cox backs skin streaming, saying that better results often come through using fewer, yet effective products. Dermatologist Dr. Kally Papantoniou says slugging, glass skin routin …
Not all viral skincare trends are bad, according to an article by NewBeauty. From microneedling to prejuvenation, dermatologists say some of the social media-fueled trends have some credibility. Dermatologist Dr. Sue Ellen Cox backs skin streaming, saying that better results often come through using fewer, yet effective products. Dermatologist Dr. Kally Papantoniou says slugging, glass skin routin … Continue reading "Patient Buzz Series: Viral Skincare Trends Dermatologists Recommend"
A trend that’s been growing in popularity in the consumer press is beef tallow skin care. In an article by Fox News, the founder of a tallow-based skincare company touted the high amount of nutrients in the product. She also said customers have claimed beef tallow helps with acne and psoriasis.
However, in a BuzzFeed article, dermatologist Dr. Anil Sharma said beef tallow may do more harm tha …