Beauty brand Bioré and influencer partner Cecilee Max-Brown have apologized following outrage around a partnership TikTok video that referenced Michigan State University’s February school shooting.

Caitlin O'Kane is a New York City journalist who works on the CBS News social media team as a senior manager of content and production. She writes about a variety of topics and produces "The Uplift," ...

Skincare brand Bioré is apologizing after a promotional video used the trauma associated with surviving a school shooting to promote its pore strips. Last week, Cecilee Max Brown — a popular TikTok ...

Bioré Skincare apologized over the weekend for a TikTok influencer who promoted its products in an ad and repeatedly referenced a school shooting she survived. Influencer Cecilee Max-Brown posted a ...

Bioré Skincare apologised over the weekend for a TikTok influencer who promoted its products in an ad and repeatedly referenced a school shooting she survived. A recent ad campaign video for beauty ...

EAST LANSING, MI -- A skincare company has apologized after it paid a Michigan social media influencer to advertise their new nasal strips in a TikTok ad that linked their benefits to overcoming ...

(NEXSTAR) – Bioré, a skincare brand known for its blackhead-removing “strips,” is facing backlash over a sponsored TikTok post that encouraged customers to “strip away the stigma of anxiety” while ...

Skincare company Bioré and influencer Cecilee Max-Brown have issued an apology after facing backlash for references to a school shooting in a partnership post for pore strips. Max-Brown, a social ...

Bioré Skincare apologised over the weekend for a TikTok influencer who promoted its products in an ad and repeatedly referenced a school shooting she survived. Influencer Cecilee Max-Brown posted a ...