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Skin Anarchy

Exploring Probiotic Skincare's Breakthrough with Trevor Steyn of Esse Skincare

Skin Anarchy

Ekta et al.

Fashion & Beauty, News, Entertainment News, Education, Arts, Self-improvement

4.5101 Ratings

🗓️ 22 May 2024

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Send us Fan Mail Let’s Chat Unlock a world where your skin's natural ecosystem thrives with grace and vitality. Our guest Trevor Steyn, the innovative mind behind Esse Skincare, joins us to reveal how his chemistry know-how from drug discovery morphed into pioneering the microbiome skincare revolution. Together, we dissect the delicate interplay between our skin and its bacterial companions, and how Trevor's groundbreaking products, teeming with live probiotics, are changing the skincare game...

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0:00.0

Hey guys, welcome back to another episode of Century Anarchy.

0:03.0

This is your host Deca, and I have a wonderful bread I want to share with you today.

0:07.5

I'm very excited to learn about it because I have been diving a little bit more into the

0:12.2

microbiome and trying to understand what can we really do in terms of like maintenance care, right, when it comes to our skin's microbiome and really preserving skin integrity and making sure that whatever we're doing is not

0:24.3

killing off the wonderful bacteria that help create actually the skin barrier so I

0:29.4

would love to introduce you guys to the founder of Ask Skin Care, Trevor Stein.

0:34.0

Welcome to show Trevor, I'm so excited to host you.

0:36.4

Thank you, Edker, yes.

0:37.4

Exciting to get going.

0:38.8

Yeah, I would love to learn more about you, Trevor, and how you really decided to start the skincare line and what

0:44.4

really led to the discovery of creating these products?

0:47.3

So I come from a chemistry background. I was involved in drug discovery so we were

0:51.7

looking for new pharmaceuticals partially from

0:54.7

plants and partially from biochemicals at biotechnology sources so I

0:59.2

guess I come at skin care from a slightly different angle, organic chemistry.

1:03.2

But yeah, it was really the human microbiome project

1:06.6

that shifted me very strongly in the direction of fully

1:10.5

committing to skin care.

1:12.1

It felt to me in 2010 that you know you can use single molecules to attempt to shift complex ecosystems.

1:20.4

Now humans don't have a fantastic track record of shifting ecosystems with single molecules,

1:26.3

is the short story.

1:27.6

When we try to use, for example, DDT to take out mosquitoes or malaria for example.

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