Chroming is the act of inhaling toxic substances to create a temporary high. It is also known as "huffing" and is a dangerous trend that has been around for a while. Chroming can involve inhaling many household products or other chemicals, but it specifically refers to inhaling aerosol metallic paint. Chroming is becoming more popular, especially among teenagers, and it is trending through social media. The term "chroming" originated from the practice of sniffing chrome-based paint to achieve a high. Chroming can have deadly side effects, including heart attack, seizure, suffocation, coma, or permanent damage to organs such as the brain, heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys. Adolescents and teenagers are most at risk, and parents can help prevent their children from chroming by locking up or disposing of metallic paints and other toxic substances. Education is the best way to protect vulnerable groups like children, adolescents, and teens from the dangers of chroming.