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If a 10-year-old suddenly a sudden anti-wrinkle cream or “get ready for me” in tiktok videos or already aware of your already aware “Sephora Kids” Skin Care Trend These young people have to sound for anti-aging products for what they see on social media.
Now a new job Published in pediatrician This month, the first cheese reviewed with its first peers, the skin care solutions that are promoted in Tıtok, not only benefits for children and adolescents, but it can be really harmful. The risks go beyond the skin damage (although it is also), the authors celebrate.
“Girls are problematic to show their daughters often dedicated to the dedication,” The relevant author said, “Molly Hales, the department of the Dermatology, Feinberg Medical School, told the Dermatology Department of Chicago News.
“It is a very high standard for girls. Following health, it has become a kind of virtue in our society, but ‘health’ idealness is very wrapped in beauty, delicate and white ideals.”
Authors learn The content of content between seven and 18 years of age analyzed 100 unique videos, each with an average of 1.1 million views. On average, each mode has six products that are about $ 230 CDN. At the higher end of the measurement, some girls used them more than them.
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Only quarter of the skin care rules, the most popular videos, averaged 11 irritating active substances (hydroxy acids) and content creators for young skins often participated in more than one or repeatedly or again in the same product.
In one video, the authors say that a girl applied 10 different products in the face of 10 minutes.
Videos, sometimes the authors were in a race coded language that emphasizes the “light brighter skin”.
Problem with ‘Sephora Children’
This “Sephora Kids” TrendAs young as eight or nine, the elderly skin care products purchased from beauty vendors such as Sefora have started to rise in popularity last year, and therefore have attempts to stop it.
For example, a member of the State Assembly in California was Alex Lee To push a bill to ban the sale of anti-aging products Contains strong and harsh items to children under 18 years of age. In May, CBS reported The bill silently died silently.
And last December, Quebec’s command of chemists published warning Some media care products that are designed for adults and social media are prevented by children, because active ingredients can be harmful to young skin.
Products often contain strong active ingredients that need to be properly equipped to manage young skin.
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Quebec’s Chemists, Orden of Chemists, and some media popular skin care products, which are popular in social media, should be welcomed by children because young skin can be harmful.
Young skin is usually more sensitive, so it can cause irritation, dry, peeling and dermatitis such as alpha-hydroxy acids and retinoids, Carroll CBC news.
“In fact, it can susify the skin and give them a lifelong allergies,” he said.
Trend, the 10-step-step work of children, the Carroll, Carroll, “A really delicate cleanser, moisturizer, moisturizer, and when they need a moisturizer and sunscreen.” “
Gen Alpha Sales
Canadians spent almost $ 9 billion About beauty and personal care products in 2024. According to Statistics Canada, Households began to spend 2023 in 2023 after the Covid-19 pandemic, “significantly.”
Meanwhile Generation continues to control Alpha skin care sales According to the latest Nielsen data in the United States. Global Mintel Marketing Exploration Report This year, this digital first generation has expenses to reach $ 5.5 trillion in 2029 when the first generation is the oldest of 19 years of age.
Gen Alpha members, who are greering, and their routine inspiration, as sources of beauty affecting 2010 and 2024, look at the Mintel report as sources of Mintel.
“However, adequate skin care, this acceleration in the diaries that prioritize the appearance of health – a space that communicates with the beauty industry,” he added.
So far Tiktok18.3 million “Get ready with me” videos, Gen Alpha affects Show “Hauls” in skin care and videos with Millions of meetings and comments.
In the study of the media of the pediatric magazine, the authors found their heavy sold to young consumers of these products. They are expressed concern For parents and pediatricians, the children or teenagers are “almost impossible” to follow which ones are visible.
“We see children like eight or nine, as young people who use the aging of aging they took.” Carroll said.
“You have an eight-year-old nine-year-old, 10-year-old, 10-year-old, generally quite a perfect skin.
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