From beef tallow to banana skins, TikTok's viral beauty hacks continue to captivate and confound. Recently, influencer Ashton Hall's morning routine video sparked a frenzy, not for its grueling 4 ...

Put simply: yes, there are some benefits to rubbing banana peels on your skin — but TikTok doesn't have it completely right. "There are no concrete, scientific studies supporting the use of ...

YOU may not be so quick to throw away that bruised peel next time you eat a banana. In a recent article, dermatologists revealed the added anti-aging benefits bananas have when you use their empty … ...

FRUIT Don’t throw away the banana skin: do this instead. We’ve all done it, we’ve even seen monkeys do it, but here’s the moment we all change, and do something better with that yellow ...

Is Banana Peels Beneficial for Skin? While banana peels contain nutrients like antioxidants and vitamins, their long-term benefits are unproven—and there’s a hidden risk: pesticides.

First it was beef tallow, now it’s banana skins.TikTok’s viral beauty hacks truly know no bounds, and the latest one is not one recommended by the experts we spoke to. Influencer Ashton Hall ...

He adds: “In the case of ‘Banana Botox’, rubbing banana peel across the skin put simply is no match for an injectable treatment like Botox that has been used by qualified medical ...

Banana peels are said to help with fine lines and under eye bags, but there is no scientific evidence to prove it Credit: Getty. Packed with nutrients, used for hangover relief, anti-cramping ...

Influencers on social media are slapping banana peels on their faces in the hope that it will give them tight, bright skin - a 'natural' alternative to antiaging Botox injections.. Katie Jane ...