There is no one size-fits-all solution to getting better skin.
, the creator of the new skin cycling trend, has used her platform to advocate for doing less work to get better-looking skin.
, an associate professor of dermatology at Indiana University School of Medicine and dermatologist at Indiana University Health. “That’s when TikTok trends get a little dangerous because we don’t have the science behind them.”However, for some peace of mind, this routine is being recommended by a board-certified dermatologist who clinically treats people’s skin conditions. Bowe has “years of experience,” Kingsley reassures.
Kingsley says she would recommend skin cycling for patients that want to restart their nighttime routine or do not currently have a skincare regimen but want something easy. “I think it’s a great option.”Amber Rose Johnson
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