E.298: Why Personalized Skin Care Is The New Wave Ft. Sajani Barot PharmD, MBA

Skin Anarchy

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🗓️ 15 May 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Send us Fan Mail Let’s Chat Join us as we talk with Sajani Barot, founder of The Skin Consult. Sajani dives deep into the problems consumers face when approaching the plethora of skincare options on the market and discusses the immense potential of offering customized options as not only a form of optimizing skin care but also offering a more sustainable approach and option for consumers who want to target specific concerns or focus on preventative measures for their skin. --- Send in a voice...

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0:58.1	Thank you, I'm so glad to be here. I'm so glad to be here. I really want to learn the
1:21.0	whole journey and how you came up with the concept for the skin consult and all the good
1:25.9	stuff, the stories that, you know, went behind the brand. Yes, absolutely. So, you know, I'm
1:33.7	Sajunibaros, I'm the CEO founder and, you know, by background, I'm actually a doctor of pharmacy.
1:40.4	So, went to pharmacy school, became a licensed pharmacist, and really started my career working
1:46.9	in pharmaceutical industry. And that's where, you know, I just started getting more and more
1:52.9	under product development, clinical research and trials. And, you know, as a pharmacist,
1:59.1	like looking at the ingredients and all of that was like kind of like ingrained in my head and my
2:03.7	training. So, it was just very natural for me to have that approach even when it came to skincare.
2:10.9	Yeah, so, you know, with my pharmaceutical background, you know, I basically worked on FDA-approved
2:16.8	medications. I worked on six different FDA launches, you know, phase three, phase four clinical
2:23.1	trials and really served as a medical director for these pharma companies to help launch and also
2:30.7	market the products to physicians, healthcare institutions and really had a very scientific
2:39.0	driven role in my career. And when I started to get more into skincare, just due to my own personal
2:44.9	struggles with skin, about a decade ago, I realized how much of a wild, wild west the skincare
2:51.0	industry is, meaning there is a lot of loose regulations. And, you know, products that we use on
2:58.9	our body every single day are not technically FDA-approved, right? They don't go through rigorous
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