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While activated charcoal remains a popular ingredient in beauty and food products, the scientific consensus indicates that many of its purported benefits are not supported by rigorous research. The primary reasons for its popularity seem to be aesthetic appeal and effective marketing rather than proven efficacy.

Consumers should approach charcoal-based products with a critical mindset, recognizing that the novelty and appearance do not necessarily translate into real health or beauty benefits. As once confirmed by medical professionals, moderation is key, especially considering that abrasive toothpastes can harm enamel and that in skincare, other proven ingredients should be prioritized.