APEX, N.C. -- It's a beauty product that is supposed to brighten and give your face a glow, instead this face mask is now being pulled off store shelves after moms say their daughters had a bad ...

Beauty brand Yes To, which offers products with “at least 95% natural ingredients” that are paraben-free, voluntarily pulled a facial mask after customers complained about red and burning reactions.

Dermatologists believe inactive ingredients not listed on skin care brand Yes To’s recalled Grapefruit Vitamin C Glow-Boosting Unicorn Paper Mask may be the cause of burning and blistering skin among ...

Yes To Inc. has issued a voluntary recall of all lots of its Grapefruit Vitamin C Glow-Boosting Unicorn Paper Mask in response to complaints of skin irritation and redness the company saw on social ...

Several people have come forward on social media to show "extreme" burns on their faces after using the company's brightening Vitamin C "Unicorn" paper mask The Yes To beauty brand has recalled one of ...

Yes To, a popular skincare brand, has pulled one of its face masks from store shelves. The move, per BuzzFeed News, comes after customers reportedly experienced allergic reactions to the company's ...

Yes To has discontinued this product due to reports of skin irritation. After several customer complaints, skincare brand Yes To has voluntarily pulled one of their face masks from shelves. The Yes To ...