Young Girls Using Anti-Aging Products Face Physical and Mental Health Risks

Do mention products you use. How are the “minimalist” products?

My 2 cents to future Richie Rich parents: Kids are growing up in a fast paced and curiosity driven environment. the dopamine hit is crazy on kids these days. I would not simply blame social media for all of these uncultured activities which are taken up by kids these days. But the generation is growing up that way. We have to help out our next generation to take up a sport or an artform to learn discipline. Which leads them in the right way shows them life is not easy .

Here’s some context. I have been hitting the gym on and off for like a year now. My body weight is 65kgs. I can bench press 60 kgs, can deadlift 120kgs. I can jog 5kms in roughly 30 mins. I am 21 years old. Though I know these are decent numbers from a health perspective, I feel inferior when looking at people lift significantly more on social media. I feel like my body is not at all in a good shape. I see people posting insane transformations in 3 or 6 months, and here I am stagnant with my progress inspite of hitting the gym for a year now. Do anyone of you guys feel the same way? On top of this, when I share my progress with friends who don’t know much about fitness, they ain’t impressed at all. They see influencers lifting insane numbers and consider that too be the norm. FYI I don’t take any supplements, hence hitting my protein target has been pretty much not possible most days.

- Eva Maguire's TikTok video featuring Starface's pimple patches went viral, amassing over a million views in just over a month. - Starface's pimple patches, launched in 2019, have become a fashion statement among Gen Z and Gen Alpha, moving away from the stigma of acne products. - The company has sold its billionth Hydro-Star pack and is projected to earn $90 million in revenue this year. - The 'skin positivity' movement and endorsements from celebrities like Hailey and Justin Bieber have fueled Starface's popularity. - Social media influencers and users, including those without acne, are using the patches as part of their makeup looks, inspired by trends and pop culture. Source: [Bloomberg](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-08-27/starface-pimple-patches-have-become-a-beauty-obsession)

Why are all my pictures blurry? Is it just me?

I thought it was an Instagram phenomenon I just can't anymore!

Absolute pricks, and trying to make themselves look good. Hadn't he left LinkedIn? I wish he stayed off.

How do desk job workers (especially men) take care of their skin? I recently discovered that the bright indoor lightings can also cause skin damage. Please share your routine and product recommendations.