By Adam Taylor Social media has done it again – this time reviving a minimalist skincare trend known as the caveman method. Think of it as the paleo diet for your face: no cleansers, no ...

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An expert explains the real dangers of following the "caveman method" skin care that's going viral on TikTok. MENU. Beauty. The “Caveman Method” On TikTok Is Dangerous, Here’s Why.

Tia Zakher, a TikTok influencer, has popularized the "caveman" skincare method, involving abstaining from washing the face to restore its natural state. This routine aims to heal the skin barrier ...

The 'caveman method': Woman's skincare routine is dividing the internet, raising eyebrows Tia Zakher says her method is simple. She doesn't use skincare products and doesn't wash her face.

TikTok’s caveman skincare trend has people ditching even water for “healthier” skin, but is it safe? We asked dermatologist to see what's up.

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A viral TikTok trend encourages ditching all skincare products—even water—to heal the skin barrier. But this back-to-basics approach may do more harm than good.