Don't fall for marketing, more and more young people with skin problems are coming, dermatologist warns

 

 

Today, beauty tips are seen on social media as much as you like. Similarly, many skin care products and beauty products are introduced by many influencers. There are people who use all this without understanding their own skin and those who use it regularly. This is becoming a new culture and habit. However, our skin is often sensitive. Therefore, we need to do such things carefully. A dermatologist is giving such a warning.

Dr. Sandy Skotnicki, author of the book 'Beyond Soap: The Real Truth About What You Are Doing to Your Skin and How to Fix It for a Beautiful, Healthy Glow' and co-host of the 'Skin to It' podcast, is giving this warning. Dr. Sandy told the New York Post that the use of many such products is causing skin problems and that the number of young people approaching them is increasing.

Sandy says that this problem is most common in Gen C people and they are the ones who are trying all these products. Women in their late teens and early 30s are experiencing redness, itching, and swelling on their facial skin. They say that their skin has suddenly changed. However, Dr. Sandy says that the real reason for this is the excessive use of products that are trending online.

Dr. Sandy Skotnicki, author of the book 'Beyond Soap: The Real Truth About What You Are Doing to Your Skin and How to Fix It for a Beautiful, Healthy Glow' and co-host of the 'Skin to It' podcast, warns about this. Dr. Sandy told the New York Post that the use of many such products is causing skin problems and that the number of young people approaching them is increasing.

Sandy says that this problem is most common in Gen C people and they are the ones who are trying out all these products. Women in their late teens and early 30s are experiencing redness, itching, and swelling on their facial skin. They say that their skin has suddenly changed. However, Dr. Sandy says that the real cause of this is the excessive use of trending products that they see online.