The rise in cosmetics for children and teenagers has sparked a global outcry, particularly on social media. In many countries, parents, dermatologists, and policymakers are raising alarms about the early use of skincare with active ingredients — and its serious consequences for young skin.
According to the New York Post, kids influenced by beauty bloggers and aggressive marketing may unknowingly harm their delicate skin barrier: chemical burns, rashes, and inflammation are becoming more common.
🧴 Did you know? Children under 7 have immature skin that lacks full pH balance, sebum production, and UV protection. Even teens, though biologically more resilient, face long-term damage from early exposure to harsh products and unprotected UV radiation.
This complex issue goes beyond skincare — it’s about ethical marketing, psychological development, and the role of influencers and brands. Should there be regulations on cosmetics for minors?
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