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Ep. #53 What if the secret to ageless skin was discovered in extremophile organisms thriving in extreme environments? Kyle Landry, PhD, of Delavie Sciences, joins us for a discussion about the science of aging and skincare, revealing his innovative use of an extremophile organism with robust anti-aging properties. Kyle briefs us on his groundbreaking research with NASA on longevity and introduces us to Delavie’s dynamic skincare products, powered by their patented ingredient derived from space technology. This game-changing ingredient not only amplifies UV protection but also hikes up the body's production of hyaluronic acid. Find out how their products are revolutionizing the skincare routine for acne-prone skin and the critical role of a healthy skin microbiome in guaranteeing skin health and efficiency.  For Mari’s Instagram click here! For Pursuit of Wellness Podcast’s Instagram click here! For Delavie’s Website click here! Use code POW for 20% off Timestamps 1:00 - How Kyle Landry started Delavie  2:45 - David Sinclaire 0:03:30 - NASA Research and Skincare Discovery 4:41 - What are extremophiles? 6:00 - Evolution of extremophiles + using naturally occurring organisms to improve everyday human life  7:55 - lifestyle changes that can improve our longevity  10:35 - Pros and cons of sun exposure  12:00 UVA vs UVB 13:20 - Botox and fillers  15:00 ingredients used in Delavie skincare derived from space technology  17:30 hyaluronic acid  20:00 how to prime your skin so it can protect itself against environmental stressors  21:54 common skincare mistakes  23:30 skin in your body, how to take care of it  26:00 does water quality impact skincare routine  27:20 mold and your skin  0:29:21 - Acne and Internal Health Connection 31:00 Comedogenic (pore clogging) ingredients + and importance of comedogenic testing  33:00 - Why the term “clean skincare” is bs 35:00 intricacies of testing skincare  0:35:18 - Scientific Validation of Clinical Study Products 37:04 - long term tretinoin use  38:06 - Accutane 38:36 - what age to start thinking about anti aging products   Products Mari Mentioned: Skincare Ingredient Safety Look Up See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Sunscreen: we should all be using it, but we might not all be using it the right way. In fact, the type of sunscreen you use may not be nearly as important as using it effectively. With the help of a few expert dermatologists, NPR science correspondent Allison Aubrey cues Scientist in Residence Regina G. Barber into six common mistakes to avoid when using sunscreen and how to stay safe in the sun this summer.

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No matter your skin tone, sunscreen keeps your skin safe from harmful UVA and UVB rays. But to use it right, you need to know a few things: What SPF to use, how often to reapply and the difference between chemical and physical sunscreen. We explain what to look for on the back of a sunscreen bottle and how to use it effectively.

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If you're making plans to enjoy the weather, don't forget to pack your sunscreen. What's that? You don't need it? Yes, you do. Here's why, and how to use it effectively. (This episode first ran in July 2020.) This is the second in our week of episodes all about getting outside.

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No matter your skin tone, sunscreen keeps your skin safe from harmful UVA and UVB rays. This is your guide to sunscreen — what SPF to use, how often to reapply, and what to look for on the back of the bottle.

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