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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Skin Anarchy episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Skin Anarchy for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Skin Anarchy episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

11/11/24 • 51 min
In this episode of Skin Anarchy, Dr. Ekta chats with Shirley Pinkson-Mañas, co-founder of Well People and Head of Education at e.l.f. Beauty, about her pioneering journey in clean beauty. Shirley’s career started as a makeup artist with brands like MAC and NARS, where she developed a passion for quality ingredients and transparency. After realizing a gap in clean beauty products, she co-founded Well People in 2008, with a mission to make effective, safe, and socially responsible cosmetics accessible to all.
Well People’s ethos is grounded in performance, skin health, and ethics. Shirley discusses the brand’s commitment to transparency, educating consumers without fear tactics, and ensuring safety by banning over 2,500 ingredients. Well People was the first color cosmetics brand to receive EWG verification, reinforcing its dedication to transparency and consumer trust. With innovative multifunctional products, like their Supernatural Complexion Stick, Well People has continued to raise the bar in clean beauty.
Shirley also shares the challenges of being a Latina, LGBTQ+ founder and the importance of perseverance and staying true to values in the face of industry obstacles. Her insights on today’s conscious beauty consumers, particularly Gen Z, highlight a growing demand for ethical and effective products. Through Well People and e.l.f. Beauty, Shirley is shaping a future in beauty that champions integrity, sustainability, and empowerment. Tune in for an inspiring look at how clean beauty can transform both industry standards and consumer choices.
To learn more about Well People, visit her website and social media. Don’t forget to subscribe to Skincare Anarchy on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred platform. Reach out to us through email with any questions.
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700th Episode: From Podcast to Publication - How Skin Anarchy Bridges Science and Self-Care
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11/13/24 • 10 min
In this milestone episode of Skin Anarchy, host Dr. Ekta Yadav reflects on the incredible journey of reaching 700 episodes and the evolution of the podcast from its humble beginnings. What started as a personal quest for trustworthy beauty recommendations has grown into a platform that celebrates innovation, education, and the art of skincare. Dr. Ekta shares heartfelt gratitude for the community’s support and the inspiring guests who’ve helped shape the show into what it is today.
From uncovering the editorial minds behind beauty to spotlighting the industry’s most innovative brands, Skin Anarchy has explored every corner of beauty, wellness, hair care, and fragrance. Dr. Ekta recounts the joy of learning alongside listeners, diving into the science of skincare, and understanding the business of creating truly effective products. Each episode is a testament to collaboration, curiosity, and a shared passion for advancing self-care.
Dr. Ekta also highlights exciting developments for the podcast, including YUGEN Magazine, an editorial endeavor that curates the best of the beauty industry through stunning visuals and in-depth storytelling. She introduces the SAFE Seal, a groundbreaking initiative designed to validate product claims through rigorous scientific peer review, offering consumers a reliable framework for understanding skincare efficacy.
With plans to expand into new content formats and innovative projects in 2025, Skin Anarchy is poised for an exciting future. Dr. Ekta invites listeners to share feedback, connect on social media, and continue this incredible journey together. Tune in for an inspiring celebration of growth, gratitude, and the boundless possibilities ahead!
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08/21/24 • 42 min
Explores the world of LED light therapy with Lotti Tyson, Head of Product and Innovation at Déesse, and Dr. Patrick Treacy, a globally recognized expert in aesthetic medicine. They dive into the science behind LED therapy, a non-invasive treatment that’s gaining popularity for its ability to address various skin concerns, from acne to anti-aging.
Lotti introduces Déesse Pro’s advanced LED masks, designed to bring professional-grade treatments into the home. She explains how different wavelengths of light, such as blue for acne and red for collagen stimulation, work to improve skin health at a cellular level. Dr. Treacy adds depth to the discussion, sharing how LED therapy enhances cellular repair and even has potential applications in wound healing and broader health.
The episode also tackles common misconceptions about LED therapy. Dr. Treacy reassures listeners that high-quality LED devices are safe for at-home use and stresses the importance of choosing scientifically backed products. Lotti and Dr. Treacy highlight the future potential of LED therapy, from skincare to mental health applications, underscoring its versatility and effectiveness.
This episode offers a concise yet comprehensive overview of LED light therapy, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in cutting-edge skincare technology.
Tune in to discover how LED light therapy can transform your skincare routine and enhance overall well-being.
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The New Era of Luxury Fragrance with Eauso Vert
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03/14/25 • 38 min
In this episode of Skin Anarchy, we explore the world of luxury niche fragrance with Tanya Gonzalez and Faye Harris, co-founders of Eauso Vert. Blending artistry, sustainability, and clean formulations, they’ve created a brand that redefines modern fragrance while maintaining an emotional connection to scent.
With extensive backgrounds in the beauty industry, Tanya and Faye saw a gap in the market for luxury, gender-inclusive, and clean fragrances that don’t compromise on complexity. From working at Too Faced Cosmetics under the Estée Lauder Companies to launching their own brand across continents, their journey is one of passion, innovation, and resilience.
Breaking into the fragrance world as an independent brand wasn’t easy, but their partnership with IFF (International Flavors & Fragrances) and perfumer Pascal Garan allowed them to craft a debut collection that is as intricate as it is intentional. Signature scents like Vanilla Embers and Purple Noon offer a fresh take on modern luxury, proving that clean fragrance can be just as captivating as traditional perfumery.
Beyond scent creation, Tanya and Faye discuss the evolving landscape of fragrance marketing, how social media has changed the way we experience scent, and why they focus on authenticity over hype. Through storytelling, community-building, and a grassroots approach to branding, they are shaping the future of sustainable luxury fragrance.
If you’re looking for a scent that is more than just perfume—but an experience—tune in to hear how Eauso Vert is changing the fragrance game.
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03/10/25 • 31 min
In this episode of Skin Anarchy, we go behind the scenes of New York Fashion Week with the incredible T. Cooper—renowned makeup artist, beauty expert, and industry veteran. From leading backstage makeup teams to working on major editorial shoots, T. shares her unexpected journey into the beauty world and how her background in tailoring shaped her approach to makeup.
T. Cooper dives into the evolution of beauty trends, from the early divide between professional artists and social media influencers to today’s more fluid and experimental landscape. She credits shows like Euphoria for blending artistry with pop culture aesthetics, making editorial makeup more mainstream.
With a sharp eye for detail, T. explains how makeup should complement fashion—whether you’re making a bold statement or keeping things effortlessly classic. She also shares her expert foundation tips, emphasizing a buildable, natural approach and using multiple shades to create dimension.
Looking ahead to Spring 2025, T. highlights the biggest beauty trends taking over the industry, including watercolor eyes, 90s-inspired glam, and premapped lash extensions that make achieving a flawless look easier than ever.
Her biggest takeaway? Makeup should be fun, personal, and empowering. Whether you’re following trends or creating your own, confidence is key.
Tune in to the full episode for more pro tips, backstage secrets, and insight into the future of beauty straight from one of the industry’s top makeup artists!
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Explore the remarkable world of ecobiology with Jeremy Bayen, the CEO North America of NAOS Group, as he unravels the principles that make Bioderma a pioneer in the skincare industry. With a legacy that spans across iconic brands like L'Oreal and Danone, Jeremy brings a wealth of expertise to this riveting conversation. We delve into the concept of ecobiology, which champions the skin's natural ability to find harmony with its environment, and discuss how this philosophy is crucial to the innovation and effectiveness of Bioderma's products, especially their game-changing micellar water.
Skincare enthusiasts, prepare to have your routine transformed as we break down the science behind the cult-favorite micellar water. Understanding how these tiny lipid spheres cleanse and care for the skin, all while preserving its delicate balance, might just be the secret to achieving that coveted healthy glow. This episode not only sheds light on the groundbreaking micellar technology but also challenges the traditional views on skincare, emphasizing the importance of a gentle yet thorough cleansing ritual as the cornerstone of a robust skincare regime.
Wrapping up, we celebrate the spirit of collaboration that fuels the beauty industry's relentless pursuit of innovation, pushing boundaries to meet consumer needs in a way that honors both ecological values and cutting-edge science. By fostering a consumer-centric approach, brands like Bioderma are not just creating products but are part of a larger dialogue with their audience, shaping the future of skincare one breakthrough at a time. Stay tuned for a chance to engage and learn even more from the experts driving this fascinating industry.
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02/05/25 • 29 min
In this episode of Skin Anarchy, Dr. Ekta sits down with Stacy Jones, founder and CEO of Hollywood Branded, to uncover the secrets behind creating authentic brand partnerships with celebrities and influencers. Stacy shares her inspiring journey from theater production to becoming a trailblazer in Hollywood marketing, offering invaluable insights into building resilient businesses and thriving through industry challenges.
Stacy reflects on her path, starting with her passion for storytelling in theater and her unexpected pivot into product placement and celebrity collaborations. As the head of Hollywood Branded, she’s orchestrated over a billion dollars in brand partnerships, relying on her ability to adapt and innovate despite setbacks like fraudulent schemes and industry shutdowns.
The conversation dives into the nuances of celebrity endorsements versus influencer campaigns. Stacy explains the differences in budgets, production needs, and brand goals, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and long-term collaboration for success. She also offers practical advice for smaller brands, highlighting the potential of product placements in film and TV or leveraging gifting lounges to generate organic buzz.
Stacy’s story underscores the grit required to navigate Hollywood’s fast-paced environment. From overcoming multimillion-dollar losses to redefining her agency’s focus, she exemplifies resilience and reinvention. Her mantra: failure is a stepping stone, and passion is the fuel for long-term success.
Tune in to discover how Stacy Jones built a powerhouse agency and learn strategies to elevate your brand through meaningful celebrity partnerships.
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08/23/24 • 46 min
In this episode of Skincare Anarchy, Dr. Ekta Yadav welcomes Helen Morrison, the great-great-granddaughter of the founder of Frownies, to explore the brand's 134-year legacy and its modern relevance in skincare. Frownies, known for providing a natural alternative to invasive treatments like Botox, has become a staple in the beauty industry, celebrated for its ability to retrain facial muscles and smooth out wrinkles.
Helen shares the fascinating history of Frownies, originally created as a Hollywood beauty secret, and discusses its resurgence on social media platforms like TikTok, where a younger generation has embraced it as a preventative skincare solution. She explains how Frownies' non-invasive approach to wrinkle prevention offers a sustainable option for maintaining youthful skin over time.
The episode also highlights the philosophy behind Frownies, focusing on pro-aging, self-care, and promoting relaxation rather than solely fighting signs of aging. Helen discusses the importance of a holistic skincare routine that includes proper hydration, nutrition, and sun protection alongside the use of Frownies patches.
Helen's insights into the beauty industry and her passion for celebrating individuality offer valuable advice for those navigating the modern aesthetic landscape. She encourages starting with the least invasive options and making informed choices that align with personal values.
Tune in to discover how Frownies continues to stand the test of time as a natural, effective solution for wrinkle prevention and skincare.
To learn more about Frownies and their products, visit their website and social media. Don’t forget to subscribe to Skincare Anarchy on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred platform. Reach out to us through email with any questions.
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12/30/24 • 23 min
In this episode of Skin Anarchy, host Dr. Ekta sits down with Emmy-winning journalist and women’s health advocate Tamsen Fadal to explore her mission to destigmatize menopause and empower midlife women. Through her groundbreaking documentary The M Factor, Fadal tackles decades of misinformation, highlights the urgent need for research, and sparks a much-needed shift in the public conversation around this critical life stage.
A respected newsroom veteran, Fadal shares how her own experiences and the stories of countless women led her to pivot from high-profile reporting to menopause advocacy. Her journey underscores the glaring lack of information and support for midlife health. In The M Factor, she uncovers how flawed research from 2002 created widespread fear of hormone treatments, leaving many women underserved and misinformed. By spotlighting expert voices and real-life stories, Fadal reframes menopause as a natural transition requiring understanding, not stigma.
Fadal also emphasizes the importance of including men in the conversation. Whether as partners, colleagues, or policymakers, their support is key to bridging gender gaps and challenging ageist assumptions in society and the workplace. She calls for increased research funding, equitable healthcare policies, and collective efforts to normalize menopause discussions.
Encouraging women to see midlife as a time for reinvention, Fadal offers practical tips for reducing stress, prioritizing self-care, and finding community. Her vision is clear: menopause should be treated as a normal, empowering phase of life, supported by robust solutions and open dialogue.
Join us as Tamsen Fadal inspires a new era of understanding and advocacy for women’s health.
To learn more about Tamsen and her work, visit their website and social media. Don’t forget to subscribe to Skincare Anarchy on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred platform. Reach out to us through email with any questions.
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09/01/23 • 47 min
In this episode we sat down with the founder of the revolutionary new brand that is targeting consumer needs with single use products that focus on efficacy and creating autonomy for various skin health needs.
OnélogyTM reinvents skincare products in tablet-to-gel format to deliver peak potency, minus the waste. Just add water before use, apply on the skin like any serum.
Meet MegadoseTM: a revolutionary, patent-pending, line of targeted serums that delivers a fresh daily dose of clinically-proven ingredients, suitable for all skin types. Unlike traditional liquid serums, each MegadoseTM serum comes as pre-dosed, waterless tablets meant to be rehydrated with water right before application. This new delivery system is highly shelf-stable (6+ years) and versatile — making it ideal for use at home or on-the-go.
MISSION STATEMENT Reinventing skin-health through innovative technologies and earth-oriented solutions.
FOUNDER’S BIO AND MISSION French-born founder, Roxana, developed contact dermatitis in 2019 from US versions of products she used to buy back in France. She spent a decade advertising beauty brands for a living, yet found herself lost and confused. When visiting a dermatologist didn’t make sense financially, she eventually found-out both product versions had different formulas, among other things. Not only do pre mixed products not work (the average bottled skincare loses 50% of efficacy in just 60 days) — they are also killing the planet (120B+ Packaging waste is produced yearly). To solve this, she was convinced she had to reinvent how skincare is created and experienced. In 2020, she created Onélogy with a simple mission: deliver the highest level of efficacy for all skin types — without compromise on sustainability or price.
“B.S claims, fear-tactics and lack of fact-checking within the industry did not sit right with me — from a consumer and professional perspective. More than ever, I was convinced I needed less, more efficient products that were kind to the Earth and true to their words. I founded Onélogy to write a more truthful story from beginning to end — starting by reinventing how products are created and experienced. Through evidence-based and transparent practices, we create skincare that brings confidence to those who use it, with the conviction that skin health can be delivered without fear.”
FUN FACTS All products are made in France at a Pharmaceutical lab — not private or white label cosmetic manufacturer! This means we are EU complient and follow pharma grade protocols & raw materials, on top of being vegan & cruelty-free. Oui Oui!
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How many episodes does Skin Anarchy have?
Skin Anarchy currently has 672 episodes available.
What topics does Skin Anarchy cover?
The podcast is about Style, Fashion, Beauty, Makeup, Entrepreneurship, Fashion & Beauty, Podcasts, Self-Improvement, Education, Arts and Dermatology.
What is the most popular episode on Skin Anarchy?
The episode title 'Karen Chambers, Executive VP of Impala Inc./IMAN Cosmetics and CEW Board Member' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Skin Anarchy?
The average episode length on Skin Anarchy is 40 minutes.
How often are episodes of Skin Anarchy released?
Episodes of Skin Anarchy are typically released every 2 days.
When was the first episode of Skin Anarchy?
The first episode of Skin Anarchy was released on Jul 3, 2020.
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