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A one-of-a-kind, behind-the-scenes look at all things skincare, ingredients, esthetics, and dermatology from those who actually know. 4 Skincare Authorities. 4 Points-of-View. 10 Decades of Experience. All at your fingertips. Just click 'play. When it comes to skin, we've seen it all. Now you can, too. PODCAST HOSTS: Dr. Vicki Rapaport - The Beverly Hills Dermatologist Rebecca Gadberry - The Legendary Skin Care Pioneer Trina Renea - The Skin Master Julie Falls - The Highly Educated Consumer
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Discover why honey is revolutionizing skincare routines everywhere. In this skincare education episode, esthetician Trina Renea and cosmetic chemist Rebecca Gadberry team up with beekeeper Holly Moore and Valley Hive co-founder Keith Roberts to break down the science behind this ancient ingredient. Learn about honey's antimicrobial, antifungal, and antioxidant properties—and why different honey types deliver different skin benefits. Whether you're an esthetician seeking ingredient deep dive knowledge, searching for acne treatment solutions, or curious about natural skincare ingredients, this episode delivers actionable skincare advice backed by research. We explore medical-grade honey, ethical sourcing, royal jelly benefits, bee venom research, and propolis. Plus, discover practical applications for anti-aging skincare and healthy skin habits. Listen in for expert dermatology insights and professional tips that transform how you think about this humble ingredient. Your skin will thank you.
What is “Ozempic Face” — and can you actually prevent it?As GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, and semaglutide become more common for weight loss and metabolic health, many people are noticing unexpected changes in their skin — including facial volume loss, skin laxity, and increased dryness. In this episode, we break down what “Ozempic Face” really means, why it happens during rapid weight loss, and how to support your skin through the process.This conversation explores the relationship between fat loss, collagen production, skin elasticity, and overall skin health. You’ll learn how weight loss affects facial structure, why protein intake matters for skin integrity, and how ingredients like retinoids, peptides, and hydrating serums can support the skin barrier during body composition changes.We cover:What causes facial volume loss during GLP-1 weight lossHow rapid weight loss affects collagen and skin elasticityPreventative skincare strategies during Ozempic or semaglutide useThe role of protein in skin healthRetinoids and peptides for skin firmnessHydration and barrier repair during metabolic changesWhy gradual weight loss supports both body and skinIf you’re using GLP-1 medications, considering them, or navigating noticeable facial changes during weight loss, this episode offers science-based skincare guidance without fear, shame, or exaggerated claims.Because healthy skin isn’t separate from overall health — it’s part of it.Have a question? Send us an email at info@faciallyconscious.comLIKE, FOLLOW & REVIEW US ON INSTAGRAM, & WHERE YOU LISTEN TO PODCASTS!Visit our website www.faciallyconscious.comLinktree | Facially ConsciousJoin our new Patreon and Substack for more content from Facially ConsciousFollow Our Hosts On InstagramTrina Renea - Medically-trained master esthetician and celebrities’ secret weaponLinktree | Trina Renea, @trinareneaskincare, trinarenea.com and SubstackJulie Falls- Our educated consumer is here to represent you! @juliefdotcomDr. Vicki Rapaport -Board Certified dermatologist with practices in Beverly Hills and Culver City @rapaportdermatology and https://www.rapdermbh.com/Rebecca Gadberry - Our resident skincare scientist and regulatory and marketing expert. @rgadberry_skincareingredientsCreditsProduced and Recorded by The Field Audiothefieldaudio.com
Is your skin actually dehydrated — or just dry? And do ingredients like hyaluronic acid and glycerin really hydrate the skin the way we’ve been told?In this episode of the Facially Conscious Podcast, esthetician Trina Renea and cosmetic scientist Rebecca Gadberry explore the science of skin hydration, breaking down how humectants like glycerin and hyaluronic acid function within the skin and within skincare formulations.If you’ve ever felt confused by ingredient labels, overwhelmed by hydration claims, or unsure whether your products are truly supporting your skin barrier, this conversation offers clarity rooted in cosmetic chemistry and professional esthetics.You’ll learn:The difference between dry skin and dehydrated skinHow glycerin works as a humectantWhat hyaluronic acid actually does (and doesn’t do)Why natural moisturizing factors (NMF) are essential for healthy skinHow hydration supports the skin barrierHow to read skincare ingredient labels with confidenceHow to build a hydration-focused skincare routineWe also discuss common misunderstandings around moisture, product absorption, and formulation — helping you move beyond marketing language and toward thoughtful, evidence-based skincare decisions.Whether you’re managing dry skin, dehydration, or simply want a better understanding of what’s in your moisturizer or serum, this episode translates complex cosmetic science into clear, practical guidance you can apply to your routine immediately.If you’re looking to support long-term skin health with informed ingredient choices, this conversation will help you approach hydration with confidence and clarity.Have a question? Send us an email at info@faciallyconscious.comLIKE, FOLLOW & REVIEW US ON INSTAGRAM, & WHERE YOU LISTEN TO PODCASTS!Visit our website www.faciallyconscious.comLinktree | Facially ConsciousJoin our new Patreon and Substack for more content from Facially ConsciousFollow Our Hosts On InstagramTrina Renea - Medically-trained master esthetician and celebrities’ secret weaponLinktree | Trina Renea, @trinareneaskincare, trinarenea.com and SubstackJulie Falls- Our educated consumer is here to represent you! @juliefdotcomDr. Vicki Rapaport -Board Certified dermatologist with practices in Beverly Hills and Culver City @rapaportdermatology and https://www.rapdermbh.com/Rebecca Gadberry - Our resident skincare scientist and regulatory and marketing expert. @rgadberry_skincareingredientsCreditsProduced and Recorded by The Field Audiothefieldaudio.com
Does drinking more water actually hydrate your skin? Is hyaluronic acid really the gold standard for hydration? And what does your skin barrier have to do with dry, dehydrated skin?In this episode of Facially Conscious, esthetician Trina Renea is joined by dermatologist Dr. Vicki Rapaport and cosmetic scientist Rebecca Gadberry to break down the science of skin hydration. Together, they clarify the difference between dry skin and dehydrated skin, explain how the skin barrier regulates moisture, and examine why some popular hydrating ingredients don’t always perform the way social media suggests.You’ll learn why drinking water alone doesn’t automatically improve skin hydration, how humectants like glycerin and hyaluronic acid actually function, and why glycerin may be one of the most effective — and overlooked — hydrating ingredients in skincare. The conversation also explores transepidermal water loss (TEWL), barrier repair, occlusives, and the proper way to approach techniques like slugging.If you feel confused about hydrating serums, moisturizers, barrier creams, or the best routine for dry or dehydrated skin, this episode offers grounded, evidence-based skincare guidance rooted in dermatology, cosmetic chemistry, and professional esthetics.Topics include:Dry skin vs dehydrated skinThe skin barrier and moisture retentionHyaluronic acid benefits and limitationsWhy glycerin is a powerful humectantDrinking water and skin hydration mythsOcclusives, emollients, and humectants explainedSlugging for barrier repairHow to build a hydration-focused skincare routineThis is thoughtful, science-backed skincare education designed to help you understand how hydration really works — so you can make informed decisions without chasing trends.Have a question? Send us an email at info@faciallyconscious.comLIKE, FOLLOW & REVIEW US ON INSTAGRAM, & WHERE YOU LISTEN TO PODCASTS!Visit our website www.faciallyconscious.comLinktree | Facially ConsciousJoin our new Patreon and Substack for more content from Facially ConsciousFollow Our Hosts On InstagramTrina Renea - Medically-trained master esthetician and celebrities’ secret weaponLinktree | Trina Renea, @trinareneaskincare, trinarenea.com and SubstackJulie Falls- Our educated consumer is here to represent you! @juliefdotcomDr. Vicki Rapaport -Board Certified dermatologist with practices in Beverly Hills and Culver City @rapaportdermatology and https://www.rapdermbh.com/Rebecca Gadberry - Our resident skincare scientist and regulatory and marketing expert. @rgadberry_skincareingredientsCreditsProduced and Recorded by The Field Audiothefieldaudio.com
Confused by skincare marketing? Not sure which products actually belong in your routine?In this episode of Facially Conscious, esthetician Trina Renea is joined by board-certified dermatologist Dr. Vicki Rapaport and informed consumer Julie Falls to simplify what a well-balanced skincare routine really needs — and what it doesn’t.With thousands of skincare products on the market — from luxury creams to trending serums — it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. We break down the five essential steps of a foundational skincare routine, including cleansing, antioxidants, exfoliation, moisturizers, and sunscreen, while explaining how to choose products based on skin type, ingredient quality, and formulation — not branding or hype.You’ll learn:How to build a simple, effective skincare routineThe role of antioxidants in skin healthHow and when to exfoliate safelyWhy sunscreen is non-negotiable for long-term skin protectionHow to read ingredient labels with more confidenceThe difference between marketing claims and formulation realityTips for navigating online skincare shopping and high-end brandsThis episode offers practical, science-informed guidance for anyone who wants healthy, balanced skin without falling into trend cycles or unnecessary product overload.Whether you're new to skincare or refining your regimen, this conversation will help you approach your routine with clarity, intention, and a stronger understanding of what truly supports your skin.Have a question? Send us an email at info@faciallyconscious.comLIKE, FOLLOW & REVIEW US ON INSTAGRAM, & WHERE YOU LISTEN TO PODCASTS!Visit our website www.faciallyconscious.comLinktree | Facially ConsciousJoin our new Patreon and Substack for more content from Facially ConsciousFollow Our Hosts On InstagramTrina Renea - Medically-trained master esthetician and celebrities’ secret weaponLinktree | Trina Renea, @trinareneaskincare, trinarenea.com and SubstackJulie Falls- Our educated consumer is here to represent you! @juliefdotcomDr. Vicki Rapaport -Board Certified dermatologist with practices in Beverly Hills and Culver City @rapaportdermatology and https://www.rapdermbh.com/Rebecca Gadberry - Our resident skincare scientist and regulatory and marketing expert. @rgadberry_skincareingredientsCreditsProduced and Recorded by The Field Audiothefieldaudio.com
Why does your skin suddenly react, break out, or feel sensitive during stressful seasons — even when you haven’t changed your skincare routine?In this episode of the Facially Conscious Podcast, esthetician Trina Renea and cosmetic scientist Rebecca Gadberry explore the science of stressed skin and the powerful connection between the brain and the skin.You’ll learn how the HPA axis (hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis) links emotional stress to skin inflammation, barrier damage, breakouts, dehydration, and increased sensitivity. We explain how stress hormones like cortisol and norepinephrine impair skin barrier function, slow healing, and disrupt oil production — and why the effects of stress on skin can linger long after the stressful event ends.This episode also introduces a hopeful and practical shift: how activating oxytocin, often called the “love hormone,” can help calm the nervous system and support skin repair. We discuss simple, science-backed techniques like guided breathing, intentional touch, and facial massage that can support both emotional regulation and skin health.Rebecca shares evidence-based ingredients that support stressed, compromised skin, including:Helichrysum italicum for inflammation supportNiacinamide for barrier repair and redness reductionAloe vera for soothing and hydrationBarrier-supportive skincare strategiesEstheticians will gain thoughtful protocol adjustments for clients experiencing chronic stress, while skincare enthusiasts will learn how to adapt their at-home routine during high-stress seasons like the holidays.This episode reframes skincare as part of overall wellness — not luxury — and offers calm, practical guidance for protecting your skin barrier during life’s most demanding moments.If you’ve ever wondered why your skin changes under stress, this conversation brings clarity rooted in cosmetic chemistry, physiology, and professional esthetics.Have a question? Send us an email at info@faciallyconscious.comLIKE, FOLLOW & REVIEW US ON INSTAGRAM, & WHERE YOU LISTEN TO PODCASTS!Visit our website www.faciallyconscious.comLinktree | Facially ConsciousJoin our new Patreon and Substack for more content from Facially ConsciousFollow Our Hosts On InstagramTrina Renea - Medically-trained master esthetician and celebrities’ secret weaponLinktree | Trina Renea, @trinareneaskincare, trinarenea.com and SubstackJulie Falls- Our educated consumer is here to represent you! @juliefdotcomDr. Vicki Rapaport -Board Certified dermatologist with practices in Beverly Hills and Culver City @rapaportdermatology and https://www.rapdermbh.com/Rebecca Gadberry - Our resident skincare scientist and regulatory and marketing expert. @rgadberry_skincareingredientsCreditsProduced and Recorded by The Field Audiothefieldaudio.com
Can plant-based growth factors deliver anti-aging results comparable to retinol — without irritation?In this episode of the Facially Conscious Podcast, esthetician Trina Renea and cosmetic scientist Rebecca James Gadberry sit down with Tony Abboud, Chief Commercial Officer of Core Biogenesis, to explore the science behind plant-powered growth factors and oleosome delivery technology.Growth factors have become one of the most discussed topics in anti-aging skincare, but confusion remains around how they work, how they compare to retinol, and whether they truly improve wrinkles, skin texture, and brightness. This conversation breaks down the formulation science behind Peauvita™ and Peauforia™, two plant-derived growth factor ingredients designed to support collagen production, improve skin smoothness, and reduce visible signs of aging — without the redness, peeling, or barrier disruption commonly associated with retinoids.You’ll learn:What growth factors are and how they function in the skinThe difference between plant-based growth factors and traditional retinolHow oleosome technology enhances ingredient delivery and skin penetrationClinical findings on wrinkle reduction, brightness, and skin smoothnessWhy irritation-free anti-aging skincare matters for long-term skin healthHow to evaluate emerging skincare technology without hypeRebecca also shares her personal 10-day experience using plant-powered growth factors and how cosmetic chemistry informs her perspective on ingredient performance.If you’re interested in evidence-based anti-aging skincare, collagen-supporting ingredients, and barrier-friendly alternatives to retinol, this episode offers grounded, science-backed insight into where skincare innovation may be heading next.Have a question? Send us an email at info@faciallyconscious.comLIKE, FOLLOW & REVIEW US ON INSTAGRAM, & WHERE YOU LISTEN TO PODCASTS!Visit our website www.faciallyconscious.comLinktree | Facially ConsciousJoin our new Patreon and Substack for more content from Facially ConsciousFollow Our Hosts On InstagramTrina Renea - Medically-trained master esthetician and celebrities’ secret weaponLinktree | Trina Renea, @trinareneaskincare, trinarenea.com and SubstackJulie Falls- Our educated consumer is here to represent you! @juliefdotcomDr. Vicki Rapaport -Board Certified dermatologist with practices in Beverly Hills and Culver City @rapaportdermatology and https://www.rapdermbh.com/Rebecca Gadberry - Our resident skincare scientist and regulatory and marketing expert. @rgadberry_skincareingredientsCreditsProduced and Recorded by The Field Audiothefieldaudio.com
Can you really judge a skincare product just by reading the ingredient list?In this episode of the Facially Conscious Podcast, cosmetic chemist Rebecca Gadberry and licensed esthetician Trina Renea explain why ingredient labels don’t tell the whole story — and what you can’t determine from a skincare ingredient list alone.With so much focus on “clean beauty,” pore-clogging ingredients, and viral ingredient breakdowns, many consumers believe they can evaluate product quality simply by scanning the INCI list. But cosmetic formulation is far more complex.We discuss:Why ingredient lists don’t reveal ingredient quality or purityThe difference between technical-grade and cosmetic-grade ingredientsWhy two products with similar ingredient lists can perform very differentlyHow concentration levels are hidden (and why that matters)What ingredient labels don’t disclose about sourcing and refinementWhy even cosmetic chemists can’t fully assess a formula from the label aloneHow to shop for skincare products more thoughtfullyYou’ll learn how formulation science, raw material standards, manufacturing processes, and regulatory guidelines all influence product performance — even when ingredient lists look nearly identical.If you’ve ever compared a luxury serum to a drugstore moisturizer and wondered why prices vary so widely… or tried to “decode” skincare products ingredient by ingredient… this episode will give you a more grounded, science-based framework for evaluating skincare.Instead of trying to memorize every ingredient name, you’ll walk away understanding what truly matters in cosmetic chemistry — and how to make informed skincare decisions without overwhelm.Have a question? Send us an email at info@faciallyconscious.comLIKE, FOLLOW & REVIEW US ON INSTAGRAM, & WHERE YOU LISTEN TO PODCASTS!Visit our website www.faciallyconscious.comLinktree | Facially ConsciousJoin our new Patreon and Substack for more content from Facially ConsciousFollow Our Hosts On InstagramTrina Renea - Medically-trained master esthetician and celebrities’ secret weaponLinktree | Trina Renea, @trinareneaskincare, trinarenea.com and SubstackJulie Falls- Our educated consumer is here to represent you! @juliefdotcomDr. Vicki Rapaport -Board Certified dermatologist with practices in Beverly Hills and Culver City @rapaportdermatology and https://www.rapdermbh.com/Rebecca Gadberry - Our resident skincare scientist and regulatory and marketing expert. @rgadberry_skincareingredientsCreditsProduced and Recorded by The Field Audiothefieldaudio.com
A one-of-a-kind, behind-the-scenes look at all things skincare, ingredients, esthetics, and dermatology from those who actually know. 4 Skincare Authorities. 4 Points-of-View. 10 Decades of Experience. All at your fingertips. Just click 'play. When it comes to skin, we've seen it all. Now you can, too. PODCAST HOSTS: Dr. Vicki Rapaport - The Beverly Hills Dermatologist Rebecca Gadberry - The Legendary Skin Care Pioneer Trina Renea - The Skin Master Julie Falls - The Highly Educated Consumer
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