Eli Lilly’s “Get Better” corporate ad campaign, which began with a splash earlier this year, has expanded into its third condition-specific topic: health equity for people with skin conditions.

In one ad, which is running on Facebook and Instagram, Lilly says “our clinical trial imagery highlighting diverse skin tones will be shared with doctors so more patients can receive proper care.” ...

Project Happy Face, which started in Oregon as a way to bring no-cost acne care to underserved ad rural areas, recently ...

She's puzzled by the skin care product obsession, but marketing experts aren't. The Pew Research Center recently found nearly 1 in 3 U.S. teens say they're on YouTube or TikTok several times a day.

Max-Brown, who has 27,700 followers on TikTok, often posts about makeup and skin care on social media, and, like many so-called influencers with large followings, is paid by companies to promote ...

"There is some freaking ad that's getting posted all over the internet which claims that you are leaving The View to pursue your passion for this b.s. skin care product," Goldberg said to Behar.

An influencer was criticized for saying in a skin-care ad that she got anxiety attacks after a school shooting Cecilee Max-Brown is an influencer with about 27,000 TikTok followers.

Multiple buyers couldn’t believe their luck in the reviews, with many comparing it favorably to the Tower 28 spray for ...

"There is some freaking ad that's getting posted all over the internet which claims that you are leaving The View to pursue your passion for this b.s. skin care product," Goldberg said to Behar.

"There is some freaking ad that's getting posted all over the internet which claims that you are leaving The View to pursue your passion for this b.s. skin care product," Goldberg said to Behar.