Wouldn't pig fat be not a great idea for people with acne?

When you think about what's going to clog your pores, it's going to be the ingredients that are least similar to your biology.

The skin of a pig is very similar to the skin of a human.

Please don't put SPF on in your morning routine.

Why?

Why would you put a product on that comes with some maybe nefarious ingredients in the morning

when it's doing you no good by the time you can actually get sunburned? If your shadow is

taller than you are, you're not getting sunburned. The eight step, 12 step, 15 product morning

routine that's got SPF and cleanser, then a toner, than a serum, then a spot treatment, then a moisturizer, it's confusing. In skin care, we've been taught to chase complexity Have we all been duped on beef tallow?

Because right now, the wellness world is slathering cow fat on their faces like it's the greatest

skincare breakthrough of the century, while today's guest says that we may have completely

ignored the animal that humans historically use the most.

The pig.

Yes, this episode is about putting lard on your face.

And before you click away horrified, today's guest says that modern skin care may have

become chemically overcomplicated, biologically mismatched for human skin, and completely

disconnected from how humans actually cared for skin for generations.

Charles Mayfield is the founder of Faro Skin Care, Regenerative Farmer, a TED Talk speaker, and one of the loudest advocates for what he believes is the most misunderstood animal in human health,

pigs.

After a severe sunburn recovery changed the trajectory of his life, Charles became obsessed

with a question almost nobody in the Maha movement

is asking, if we care so much about what goes in our bodies, why are we ignoring what we

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