Skin Bliss
The Skin Bliss Podcast
You shouldn't have to read a 40-tab skincare rabbit hole to understand what you're putting on your face. Skin Bliss is a skincare app that translates the science behind ingredients, formulations, and skin health into clear, trustworthy audio you can actually learn from - on your commute, during your routine, wherever. Our episodes are narrated by AI voices so we can meet you in the format and pace you prefer. The science is real. The care is genuine. The medium is just smarter.📲 skinbliss.app skinbliss.substack.com
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26 mars 2026
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You Hate Your Sunscreen. Here's How to Find One You Won't. 26.03.2026 20:17
* Welcome back to the Skin Bliss podcast, where we decode skincare with science, not marketing * Why most people skip sunscreen even when they know the science – it’s a texture and comfort problem, not a knowledge problem * White cast explained: mineral filters sit on skin and reflect light. The fix: chemical/hybrid filters or tinted minerals with iron oxides * Greasy finish: oils and emollients a...
Your Skincare Routine Might Be Making Your Rosacea Worse 20.03.2026 23:03
* Welcome back to the Skin Bliss podcast, where we cut through skincare noise with actual science * Why rosacea skin plays by completely different rules than “normal” skin, and what happens when you ignore that * The niacinamide concentration trap: why 10% is too much and 4-5% is the clinical sweet spot for rosacea * How the glass skin trend and multi-step routines are driving chronic inflammation...
A New Spot Just Showed Up on Your Face. Should You Worry? 17.03.2026 20:04
* Welcome back to the Skin Bliss podcast, where we turn skincare confusion into clarity you can actually use * Why spots seem to appear out of nowhere in your 30s, and the biology behind sun spots, seborrheic keratoses, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation * Solar lentigines: the flat brown spots that are your skin’s receipt for years of UV exposure * Seborrheic keratosis: the raised, waxy grow...
Not All Wrinkles Are Real 09.03.2026 20:49
* Welcome back to the Skin Bliss podcast, where we turn skincare confusion into clear, science-backed decisions * The “crinkled paper” illusion: why dehydration lines look like aging but are completely reversible with hydration * Expression lines vs. sun damage lines vs. crepey skin: each one has a different biological cause and needs a different fix * The 80% rule: daily sunscreen may prevent up...
Why You Don't Recognize Your Own Face Anymore 06.03.2026 24:37
* Welcome back to the Skin Bliss podcast, where we turn skincare science into something you can actually use * Why your face looks “different” even without wrinkles – the 1% annual fat loss rule and what it does to your cheeks, jawline, and under-eyes * Collagen has been declining since your mid-twenties: by 35, you’ve lost roughly 10% of your skin’s support system * The 10-year sun damage lag: th...
Giving Up on Tretinoin? Try These Instead 04.03.2026 20:19
Show Notes * Welcome back to the Skin Bliss podcast, where we break down skincare science into decisions you can actually use * Why tretinoin fails some people: persistent irritation, barrier disruption that never recovers, hormonal acne retinoids can’t address alone, and skin types that genuinely don’t tolerate it * Alternative 1: Retinal (retinaldehyde) — one conversion step from retinoic acid,...
Your Skin Got Worse on a New Active. Now What? 02.03.2026 20:22
* Welcome back to the Skin Bliss podcast, where we break down skincare science into decisions you can actually use * Why some actives make your skin worse before it gets better, and the biology behind the “purge” * The home turf rule: the simplest way to tell a purge from a reaction based on where your spots show up * Only four ingredient categories can trigger a true purge: retinoids, AHAs, BHAs,...
Why Tretinoin Might Be Aging You 26.02.2026 15:57
Tretinoin is the most studied anti-aging ingredient in dermatology. But “most studied” doesn’t mean “works for everyone.” In this episode, we break down: * The timeline gap — why 3-6 months isn’t realistic for many users, and research showing 9-12 months for meaningful results * Purging vs. breakout — how to tell if your skin is adjusting or genuinely reacting (the 3-month rule) * The retinoid lad...
Your 10-Step Routine Is a Revenue Model 25.02.2026 21:46
Your bathroom counter is a graveyard of half-used products. That frustration has a name: skincare burnout. And the fix is the opposite of what you expect. In this episode, we break down: * The revenue model trick — why the industry needs you using 10 products, not 3 * The DNA ceiling — you cannot out-product your genetics, so stop trying * The over-treatment audit — 5 signs your routine is doing m...
Is Your Skincare Routine Destroying Your Skin Barrier? 23.02.2026 21:07
In this episode of the Skin Bliss podcast, we break down the science behind a damaged skin barrier -- what it actually is, why your “doing everything right” approach might be making it worse, and the surprisingly simple protocol to fix it. * Why the “everything stings + breakouts” combo is the ultimate red flag for barrier damage * The four hidden ways your routine is stripping your skin’s protect...
Why Your Moisturizer Might Be the Problem: The Occlusive Trap 21.02.2026 22:18
TL;DR — 3 things from this episode * Dry and dehydrated are not the same thing, and treating the wrong one makes everything worse * Heavy occlusives can trap heat, block actives, and congest pores - especially on reactive or oily skin * The fix: humectants first, light seal second Key concepts Humectants vs. Occlusives : Humectants (glycerin, hyaluronic acid) pull water into skin. Occlusives (petr...
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