This summer, some influencers have jumped on the bandwagon of posting TikToks of themselves making sunscreen at home after a popular influencer did so. Experts are now warning people not to make DIY ...

Nara and Lucky Blue Smith concocted homemade sunscreen in a viral TikTok, but experts warn this is one DIY project you shouldn't try at-home. TikTok/naraazizasmith Just because you can, doesn’t mean ...

As our planet endures what may be the hottest year on record, social media influencers are spawning messages about the sun and sunscreen that are not only false, but dangerous, say experts. “Stop ...

User Nara Smith has gone viral once again, this time for showing people how to make a homemade sunscreen. But dermatologists say you’re better off—and will be a lot safer—buying some from the store ...

With summer beach season about to start, dermatologists are expressing concern about an emerging social media trend. So-called “influencers” are warning followers to avoid sunscreen products. The Wall ...

Online groups and a number of social-media influencers have started a trend of claiming sunscreen is harmful for the skin and doesn’t protect against skin cancer, even though years of science-backed ...

Dermatologists say that the process of making sunscreen is complicated and there’s no way to know how much protection a homemade sunscreen will offer you. Dermatologists say that the process of making ...

“Stop wearing sunscreen,” says a TikTok influencer with 1.6 million followers and 36 million likes. “The more time you spend outside, the less likely you are to get sunburned,” proclaims a shirtless ...