5 viral skincare hacks that actually work

Social media is filled with endless advice and information, especially when it comes to beauty and skincare. Board-certified dermatologist and cosmetic surgeon Dr. Sheila Farhang shares joins TODAY to break down the best tips from your feed, including how green tea bags can calm acne.

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[peni]

For the Sandwhich method make sure it's water base moisturizer.

[michellesmith]

Sulfur 8 shampoo for the face is a good choice too.

[TheWyattDickson]

2:19 - “We love acne.” Hahaha! Then Savannah just nods her head like, “Hmmm yeah sure…” Best part 😂😂😂

[erictheisen]

Those items are amazing and my mom loved it too!!

[SG-wqrm]

They are way late to the party with these hacks 😁

[jensutoob]

She tried to claim slugging was created on tik tok

[yvettestanford]

This Slugging method just brought back a childhood nightmare when I woke up to my baby sister having loaded seemingly globs and globs of vaseline in my hair. It was so awful and took for ever for me to wash it out. So no thank you to this method perhaps for my nails.

[MSRez]

I would never ever put coconut oil on my hair!!!

[williamhernandez]

🥹continuously out of touch w these segments. If not out of touch, then literally NOTHING groundbreaking nor innovative. Weird!