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droplet device duo hey guys welcome back to skin anarchy i am very very excited about this episode

we are going to be interviewing a brand today that i hold in very high regards i absolutely

love what they're doing in the longevity space um in all ways and so without further ado, I want to introduce you guys

because this is a really new category for, I think, obviously skin health, but overall, you know,

and I think it's really important to shine a light on brands that are doing it in a very ethical way,

in a way that really makes sense biologically. It makes sense from the scientific standpoint.

And I'm a huge believer in their entire ethos. So without further ado, please welcome Amit Aeschel and Anastasia Kuzzaa. They are the co-founder of Young Goose. Welcome.

We're so happy to be here. Thank you so much for having us. We're so excited. I'm so excited to have you guys. I mean, I've been a huge fan,

you know, long before we connected about you coming on the show, I've been following Young Goose very closely. And so very, very honored to host you both. Same. Same. I listen to you in the car. When I'm driving, I love the variety of guests you have. So it's a big honor to be here. Thank you. Yeah, sometimes it's funny when there is a podcast you listen to and then you're on the podcast.

You're used to hearing the voice talking. Yeah. And you're like, oh my God, she's talking to me. I need to respond. It's not a different guest. I'm not just listening this time. I'm actually going to be talking to you. Yeah. So I love that. That's very kind of you. I want to dive in, you know, and I really want to

start with the idea of like skin as a performance organ. That's not really how most people think about

their face, you know, they don't really think about skin in that context. And I would love if you guys

could start us off there. I'm if you can kind of get us started.

So I think most people nowadays think of their skin as like a canvas.

And I think I think skincare companies, including us, have a lot to do with it,

have a lot of basically have kind of indoctrinated users to think about their skin.

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