Tik Tok trendsare the guiding force of an entire generation.
But when it comes to the app’s advice … take it with a few pounds of salt.
Avoid the sand trap of damaging your skin by always doing your own research.
But there’s always an exception to the rule.
Sounds good, right?
But when done at home without a professional, the risk of infection is amplified.
“By poking tiny holes at home, it can lead to infection, allergy and irritation.”
This advice would give any dermatologist a heart attack and Dr. Muneeb Shah is no exception.
Their ingredients include coffee grounds, sugar, turmeric, and dairy-free yogurt.
You may think you’re scrubbing away dead cells, but really you’re irritating your skin.
Several TikTok users have taken a creative approach to battling clogged pores.
We wish we were joking.
But, as horrified as we are by both methods, they appeared to yield results!
So is the toothpaste method really beneficial?
According toMedical News Today, not really.
Shah recommended “a hydrocolloid pimple patch or a benzoyl peroxide infused spot treatment,” according toPureWow.
So you heard it here research TikTok skincare trends before giving them a shot.
