Makers of skin-care products are taking steps to educate children and their parents. The goal is to protect young skin. These efforts are aimed at children and their parents, to teach them about skin care.
Details of these educational initiatives are available from the source. The makers' goal is to help children develop good skin-care habits.
Further information on these efforts can be found in the original report.
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