Debunking the worst haircare misinformation on TikTok

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  @damaracarpenter8316 · 2 years ago

  Also I think you should be even HARSHER to medical doctors because if they have the gall to spread misinformation they deserve to be corrected without mercy.

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• NO

  @notenoughtreble · 2 years ago (edited)

  The fact that Dr. Youn blocked you says ALL you need to know about his integrity as a person and a doctor.<br><br>As a hairdresser, Monet is the BANE of my existence. The amount of women I’ve had in my chair that got sold Monet by a “friend” and it completely trashed their hair, is more than I can count.<br>And if you say ANYTHING on instagram, the “partners” that sell it will call you all sorts of rude names and imply you don’t know how to do hair… which is funny because, they don’t even have a cosmetology license.

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• OH

  @ohhmangos · 1 year ago

  My dad is a radiologist. Whenever I was little, I&apos;d ask him what was wrong with me by listing various symptoms. His response? &quot;Idk, that&apos;s not my expertise. Go see a pediatrician.&quot;<br><br>I wish more online docfluencers had this same mentality.

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• SO

  @sofiaglove · 2 years ago

  &quot;She is an aesthetic doctor so I&apos;m not sure what she&apos;s doing with the stethoscope anyway&quot; 🔥🔥😂😂

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• KI

  @kisikisikisi · 2 years ago

  Dr. Youn has rubbed me the wrong way for a long time. I have opinions about cosmetic surgeon influencers as it is, but him using his title to spread misinformation regarding topics that have nothing to do with his area of expertise is just a new low.

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• AN

  @Antigen__ · 2 years ago

  &quot;Now this shampoo fucking sucks because I think there&apos;s like a lawsuit against them or something, I don&apos;t know the details or whatever or if it&apos;s even real, buuuuut like, yeaaaah, AVOID.&quot;

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• RU

  @rumaaliroti · 2 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m so glad you posted about Dr. Youn. He&apos;s built a strange cult of unquestioning mostly women and it&apos;s strange given he both promotes clean, &quot;natural&quot; beauty while practicing plastic surgery.

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• IA

  @IAmStillHere-ws4jc · 2 years ago (edited)

  Thank you for calling out Dr. Youn—I’ve been waiting for someone to challenge him! &nbsp;His area of expertise is plastic surgery, but seems to think that makes him an authority on skincare, weight loss, nutrition, and whatever else is trending right now, and I’m sick of it. &nbsp;<br>What a coincidence that the TikTok doctors who fear-monger about toxins in skincare are all the same ones that have their own “clean” skincare lines.

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• MA

  @magpielark · 2 years ago

  The idea that silicone melts your hair is so bizarre considering how common it is in heatproof cooking/baking equipment. Have these people never used a spatula???

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• EM

  @emmew8979 · 2 years ago

  WHO TF IS SAYING WE NEED TO BE NICER TO DOCTORS WHEN THEY SPREAD MISINFORMATION??? we need to be harsher on them for using their authority and credentials to speak out of their ass

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• LE

  @levifoster2992 · 1 year ago

  If I hear one more person say something like &quot;This ingredient is also used in GASOLINE!!&quot; I&apos;m just going to politely confiscate their drinking water until they figure out and admit how many deadly-to-consume things also contain water.<br>Something containing an ingredient doesn&apos;t mean that that ingredient IS that thing and I&apos;m so beyond sick of that talking point 🙄

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• ER

  @ErinHonor · 2 years ago

  The whole &quot;doctor from different specialty speaks with authority on skin and haircare&quot; thing makes me think of how, not too long ago, you had SO many medical doctors publishing diet books to push their own personal diets/products/etc despite having taken maybe 1 or 2 actual focused nutrition courses during med school,

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