Sorting through sunscreen myths and misinformation on social media

Social media has become a go-to source for skincare advice, but it can be hard to know what's credible and what's not.Researchers in Canada recently analysed some of TikTok's most popular sunscreen videos and found those that discouraged sunscreen use attracted higher engagement than those promoting it.Australia has strict guidelines around what brands and influencers can say about products like sunscreen. But the internet is borderless, and popularity — not accuracy — often determines what shows up in your feed.So where do you turn if you're just looking for a sunscreen that won't sting your eyes?