Skincare brand Bioré and micro-influencer Cecilee Max-Brown have apologized after a wave of public outcry came in response to an ad for pore strips referencing school shootings.

Skincare company Bioré and influencer Cecilee Max-Brown have apologized for a recent partnership post after backlash over the video's references to a school shooting.

Biore also said it was their mistake and they "own it." Max-Brown, who has 27,700 followers on TikTok, often posts about makeup and skin care on social media, and, ...

Biore deep cleansing pore strips. Fir Mamat / Alamy. May 22, 2023, 3:32 PM EDT / Source: NBC News. By Daysia Tolentino. Skincare company Bioré and influencer Cecilee Max-Brown have apologized for ...

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A Michigan State graduate apologized after she talked about how the school shooting there affected her mental health as part of a paid partnership with the beauty company.

Many social media users took issue with the ad, in which Cecilee Max-Brown described struggles with anxiety after a gunman opened fire on her college campus.

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 ...

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