
Show Notes
Skincare trends move fast — from PDRN to milky toners and endless “barrier repair” products promising glassy, hydrated skin. But which of these buzzy ingredients actually work, and which are mostly marketing? This week on That Beauty Podcast, we chat with cosmetic doctor and skin expert Dr Amy Chahal to decode some of the biggest skincare trends circulating right now. Also in this episode:we share our updated thoughts after road-testing viral products from Rhode, including the Peptide Glazing Fluid, Pineapple Enzyme Cleanser, Barrier Butter, Pocket Blush and Peptide Lip Tint. Plus, our MVPs of the week: the hydrating Milk Skin Toner from TirTir and the glow-giving Pro Artist Lip & Cheek Multi Stick from No7. Tune in, and links for products mentioned are here when you need them: Rhode pineapple refresh Rhode pocket blush in Tan Line Rhode Barrier Butter Rhode Peptide Glazing Fluid Rhode Peptide Lip Tint in Salty Tan Tir Tir Milk Skin Toner No7 Pro Artist Lip & Cheek Multi-Use Stick in Rose Coral / Rose Glow
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