Show Notes
Living with acne, rosacea, melasma, eczema, psoriasis or scarring is never just a skin issue. It’s a confidence issue, and often a mental health one too. In this solo episode of SkinTalks, Beate and Natascha get real about the emotional side of skin concerns: feeling insecure in photos, the pressure of social media filters and comparison culture, online negativity, and how to stop losing hope when nothing seems to work.
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
4:26 Melasma, photos and feeling insecure
7:14 Online hate and comparison culture
9:46 Social media is getting more authentic
14:50 Positive self-talk and knowing your angles
19:38 What desperation does to your skin
23:09 Why you should see an esthetician
25:56 What a real skin plan looks like
29:17 Patience, purging and not losing hope
32:36 Makeup that doesn't make it worse
35:11 Your confidence toolkit
38:45 Perfect skin, makeup and self-love
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