Skin as it
should be
Podcast
Skin as it should be Podcast
Episode 01 — Why you think you know your skin, but you don't.
Host Geoff Paton interviews master chemist Trevor Steyn about the science of skincare and the crucial role of the skin microbiome.
Episode 02 — Why 70% of people now have sensitive skin and what to do about it.
Trevor Steyn explores the rising prevalence of sensitive skin, its causes, and the impact of modern skincare routines.
Episode 03 — Why you really can discover the secret to better-ageing skin.
A conversation about the science and ethics of better-aging — covering the challenges of studying aging, the influence of social media on young people seeking cosmetic treatments, and the importance of lifestyle factors like diet, sun exposure, and microbiome health
Episode 04 — Why your skincare brand's ethics could damage your skin.
Trevor Steyn discusses the challenges of ethical formulation, the pitfalls of industry standards, and the importance of transparency and research.
Episode 05 — Why a lack of Vitamin D weakens how your skin functions.
A conversation on the complexities of sun exposure, vitamin D, and public health messaging.
Episode 06 — The Future of Skincare.
Trevor Steyn discusses the evolving field of microbiome skincare, focusing on live biotherapeutics, postbiotics, and related technologies.
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About Trevor
Trevor Steyn was a biochemist, founder, and pioneer in microbiome skincare. As the founder of Esse Skincare, he developed the world’s first live probiotic serum and spent nearly two decades challenging conventional skincare through science, sustainability, and evolutionary biology.
Trevor’s work focused on restoring microbial balance to support healthier, more resilient skin. Through research, education, and the podcast Skin As It Should Be, he advocated for a more effective and sustainable approach to skincare.