Skin care is trendy. But it may not be safe for tweens
January 25, 2024
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as posted by the channelA pediatric dermatologist is clearing up some questions around skin care for kids aged 10 to 12. She's noticed many younger patients are trying out products they see trending on social media, but she says some ingredients are too intense for young skin. The CBC's Anjuli Patil found out what's safe and what isn't.
Clarification (Jan. 26, 2024): Laura Power says her daughter, Peyton, receives some free samples of skin-care products. She also researches any product her daughter uses as well as learning the best approaches to skin care.
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