As reports emerge from Connecticut, a concerning trend in the beauty industry requires attention. Here’s what’s happening with anti-aging products targeting children. Connecticut Attorney General William Tong sent a letter to beauty retailer Sephora regarding their marketing practices. The company’s website displays anti-aging products in search results for “kids,” “skincare for kids,” and “gifts for children.” Among these products is Drunk Elephant’s “Itty Bitty Midi Committee” set, which contains T.L.C. Framboos Glycolic Resurfacing Night Serum. The serum costs $90 per ounce and contains exfoliating acids meant to combat aging signs – in children. The medical risks are clear. Dr. Andrew … Continue reading Kids’ Skincare Risks: Connecticut AG Warns About Harmful Anti-Aging Products Marketed by Sephora