Before you go spend hundreds on your skin care, you’re going to want to listen to this episode. Did you know that an organic label on your skincare product doesn’t actually guarantee a ‘clean’ product? In fact, by the time you purchase your product, it could be 2+ years old and rotten. Joining me today on the Myers Detox Podcast is Amitay Eshel, an entrepreneur in the biohacking and beauty fields, who is going to fill us in on how the skin care industry has ‘clean washed’ so many products and what kind of products you should be using instead.
Skin is your largest organ so tune in to learn how heavy metals and environmentals affect your skin and how using pharmaceutical grade skin care products can help.
On Today's Podcast, You’ll Learn:
- Organic vs. pharmaceutical-grade products.
- Skincare and biohacking with a focus on active ingredients and preservation.
- Organic beauty products and their limitations.
- Organic vs. non-organic skincare products and toxicity.
- Skin health and environmental toxins.
- Skincare ingredients and their benefits. Skin detoxification and mitochondrial health.
- Anti-aging skincare products with a focus on spermidine and NAD precursors.
- Cutting-edge skincare products and personalized routines.
For more information, visit https://myersdetox.com/AmitayEshel
About Amitay Eshel:
Amitay Eshel is the co-founder and CEO of Young Goose which aims to provide highly effective anti-aging skincare without harming the body by using advanced active ingredients targeting the root causes of aging and natural preservatives.
He is also the host of Young Goose Biohacking Beauty podcast, and has been making waves in the wellness industry through education and innovation.
You can learn more about Amitay and his work at www.younggoose.com or on Instagram @young_goose_skincare
For a discount on Young Goose products, use Code: MYERS at https://www.younggoose.com?sca_ref=4812927.RjDferyNUS
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