
The Most Effective Way To Layer Your Skincare with Dermatologist Dr Katherine Armour
That Beauty PodcastShow Notes
Have you ever thought, how many serums is too many? Or what happens if you use too many skincare products? If you've accumulated countless skincare products and want to know how best to apply them so your skin actually benefits...this episode is for you! Friend of the show, dermatologist and found of Bespoke Skin Technology, Dr Katherine Armour is joining us to talk about the most streamlined and effective skincare routine, the perfect number of serums, skin purging and how long you need to wait to see results from your skincare.
We also have our MVPs, a delicious (and non-greasy) hand cream, and an affordable cleansing balm.
Tune in and let us know what you think!
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MVPs
Chalon Mandarin and Basil Body Wash
L’Occitane Almond Delicious Hands
Shea Butter Hand Cream
Immortelle Shea Youth Hand Cream
Mecca Max MELT DOWN Makeup Removing Cleansing Balm
Chat with Dr Katherine Armour
Skin Better Science AlphaRet
MediK8 Crystal Retinal
Bespoke Skin Technology Luminosity Revive And Refine Serum (9-in-1 serum)
Discover Katherine’s skincare range HERE
Credits:
Thanks to our guest, Dr Katheine Armour.
Your hosts & producers: Carli Alman & Bettina Tyrrell.
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