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Most people think more products means better skin. The research suggests otherwise. In this conversation, Dr. Noëlle Sherber introduces a term worth knowing: digital dermatosis. It describes what happens when social media algorithms feed you a constant stream of product recommendations. You buy more. You add more steps. And yet, when researchers look at how people actually feel about their skin, the more they try to fix, the worse they tend to feel about themselves. As Dr. Sherber explains, it can become a negative spiral. The more things you believe are wrong, the harder you chase solutions — and the further you get from feeling good. A 10-step routine isn't a sign of commitment. Sometimes it's a sign the algorithm is winning. Tune into the full conversation, out now on all major streaming platforms.
Most people think more products means better skin. The research suggests otherwise. In this conversation, Dr. Noëlle Sherber introduces a term worth knowing: digital dermatosis. It describes what happens when social media algorithms feed you a constant stream of product recommendations. You buy more. You add more steps. And yet, when researchers look at how people actually feel about their skin, the more they try to fix, the worse they tend to feel about themselves. As Dr. Sherber explains, it can become a negative spiral. The more things you believe are wrong, the harder you chase solutions — and the further you get from feeling good. A 10-step routine isn't a sign of commitment. Sometimes it's a sign the algorithm is winning. Tune into the full conversation, out now on all major streaming platforms.


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