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J&J to Stop Selling Skin Lightening Products
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This week, consumer magazines highlight cellulite tips and tricks, skin cancer in POC and more.
In this week’s Patient Insight, Elle discusses Johnson & Johnson’s decision to stop selling skin lightening creams overseas, Cosmopolitan details keratosis pilaris treatments and tips to get rid of cellulite, and InStyle talks controversial oxybenzone in sunscreen and skin cancer in people of color.
Skin
Johnson & Johnson Will Finally Stop Selling Skin Lightening Products Overseas
Chicken Skin: 9 Best Keratosis Pilaris Treatments for My Bumpy Arms and Skin
Only 25% of Sunscreens Do Not Contain Controversial Ingredients, According to One Study
Body
How to Get Rid of Cellulite: 8 Tips, Tricks, and Products From Dermatologists
Melanoma
Yes, Black People Can Get Skin Cancer — It Happened to Me at 22
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