The global skin lightening industry is worth a staggering US$8.6 billion. There are concerns products perpetuate a preference for lighter...

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In South Korea, many young women resist patriarchal beauty standards, challenging societal expectations about their appearance.

The relationsship between social media, cosmetic procedures and poor mental health is becoming increasingly problematic.

The painful skin condition is linked with non-communicable diseases like cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, and mental illness.

While authorities downplay scabies as a minor ailment, a local organisation is determined to ensure no child stays out of school.

The phenomenon of children overconsuming skincare and makeup underscores the urgent need for informed guidance and responsible action.

South Asian communities in the UK continue to grapple with toxic side effects of skin lightening practices.

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Rooted in colourism and perpetuated by popular culture, the growing market for skin bleaching products is spawning a public health crisis.