Podcasts about organic beauty

In this week’s Expert episode, we’re diving into a topic that doesn’t get nearly enough airtime: menopause and your skin. From perimenopause to post, Skin Therapist Tegan unpacks the science behind hormonal skin changes—think dryness, sensitivity, breakouts—and shares practical tips on how to tweak your skincare routine to match. Expect expert advice, product swaps, and gut health hacks to help you feel more confident (and less confused) about what your skin needs during this phase of life. Plus, the Millennial Side Part is apparently making a comeback (did it ever really leave?). In this week’s Win, Bin or Recycle, we’re both amused and mildly offended as we weigh in on the internet’s latest beauty declaration. And in Adore Anonymous, Tegan and Sadaf break down the buzz around “clean” and “organic” skincare—what those labels actually mean, what’s marketing fluff, and what really matters when it comes to results. Everything Mentioned: SkinCeuticals H.A Intensifier Multi Glycan 30ml Avène Cicalfate+ Restorative Protective Cream 100ml Menopause Messing With Your Skin? Here's How To Deal Join the conversation in our Beauty IQ Uncensored Facebook Group to discuss this episode, swap beauty tips, and submit your questions for future shows. This episode is proudly sponsored by AestheticsRx. Shop their vegan, Aussie-made range now at Adore Beauty. Credits: Hosts: Tegan Mac and Sadaf Razi Producer: Jasmine Riley For more beauty insights and exclusive offers, visit adorebeauty.com.au Disclaimer | Privacy Policy Adore Beauty acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work and podcast. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dive deep into Megan Douglas' fascinating journey from a fashion designer in London to a celebrated entrepreneur and fifth-generation herbalist, creating some of the purest skincare products on the market. Discover how her holistic approach to beauty and wellness, inspired by her "Eat, Pray, Love" journey, has transformed lives and is setting new standards in the skincare industry. We are OBSESSED with The Organic Skin Co.!!

Jill King, founder of Honeybee Hippie Products, shares her inspiring journey of launching a natural skincare business that truly stands out. With a deep passion for harnessing God's natural and healing elements, Jill showcases her product line, which features nourishing ingredients like grass-fed tallow, raw honey, and infused herbs to support and protect the skin's microbiome. She is committed to sourcing the best organic, grass-fed, and pasture-raised ingredients—free from chemicals, pesticides, and unnecessary processing—helping you return to the basics of nature for healthier living. Honeybee Hippie's products are proudly featured in several nontoxic shops and wellness spaces across Southern California and beyond. Jill encourages listeners to embrace natural living, make informed decisions, and explore new ways to enhance their well-being. Honeybee Hippie is a trustworthy brand, and finding a company that genuinely prioritizes health over profit is a rare gem. Tune in and be inspired by the clean, natural options available today! ✴️ Connect with Honebee Hippie on Instagram & TikTok   

Katie sits down with Laura Rudoe, the visionary founder of Evolve Organic Beauty, to talk about the world of clean beauty. Laura shares her journey from Harvard Business School to launching one of the leading organic beauty brands, discussing the science and ethics behind her formulations. She explains how Evolve products are designed to minimise body burden, reduce environmental impact, and be accessible to all. Together, they discuss why reducing the toxins we put on our skin is essential, especially for women experiencing hormonal changes like menopause. You'll Learn: How to identify clean beauty products that are effective, affordable, and safe for your health. The link between skincare, hormonal balance, and mental health. The role of liver function in detoxifying the body from everyday toxins and its connection to skincare. Actionable steps to reduce your exposure to harmful chemicals in beauty products. How brands like Evolve are pioneering ethical practices in the beauty industry and how you can support sustainable choices. If you're looking to brighten dull skin and fade dark spots, check out the newest launch from Evolve Organic Beauty: Resveratrol + Niacinamide Serum! Use code BRINDLE20 for 20% OFF at evolvebeauty.co.uk T&C's: The discount code can be used on evolvebeauty.co.uk only and expires on 31/10/24. Discount can be used once per customer and cannot be combined with other offers or promotions. We've also partnered with The Naked Pharmacy, a registered pharmacy offering science-backed supplements and free health consultations with expert pharmacists. Whether you need support with menopause, gut health, weight management, or boosting energy and mood, they've got you covered! Don't miss out on 20% off with the code KATIE20 at thenakedpharmacy.com Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KatieBrindleOfficial/videos To contact Katie, email: ownyourhealth@katiebrindle.com To find out more about Katie's Beauty Range, go to: https://hayoumethod.com/ 'Own Your Health' is a Viral Tribe Production Disclaimer: Techniques highlighted in this episode are designed to support your overall wellbeing and should not be used as a substitute for any medical treatment you may be undergoing. You should not use the information in this podcast for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Do you have dark spots? Does your skin look dry, uneven, or dull? Peri Skin Care's Sofiel Body Enlightenment Oil is the perfect solution for all your concerns! Visit https://www.periskincare.com for more. Peri Skin Care City: Brecksville Address: 8903 Brecksville Rd. Website: https://www.periskincare.com Phone: +1 440 736 7700 Email: hello@periskincare.com

Karen Ballou is the Founder and CEO of Immunocologie skincare and a partner at Lucas Brand Equity, an equity firm that acquires beauty brands. A beauty industry leader, entrepreneur, and master esthetician, Karen founded Immunocologie skincare after battling Hodgkin's lymphoma. Immunocologie Skincare is an innovative and holistic skin health company that strengthens the skin's microbiome and immuno-skin protection system through mineral delivery science. Karen sources ingredients and new technologies for Immunocologie skincare from around the world and works to empower women by creating jobs within their communities. This allows her to create sustainable, distinct, and efficacious products.    As a founding partner at LB Equity, an investment firm building emerging brands in the wellness, beauty, and personal care space, Karen and LB Equity are committed to building brands with a mission. Karen also actively teaches relevant and current skincare science to both professional and consumer audiences.   Connect: @immunocologie on all socials https://www.chonacas.com/links/   Sponsor for this episode:  Www.kaldental.com 310-360-8250 IG - dds.kaldental     Thank you for tuning in, please share with one person you care about. Please click the 5 star and write a review of what you thought of this episode. Here to support you :)        

Laura Rudoe, founder of Evolve Organic Beauty, shares her journey of creating a healthier and more sustainable skincare range. She discusses the impact of chemicals in skincare products and the importance of certifications and ethical practices. Laura also introduces Adaptology, a range of skincare products focused on adaptogenic ingredients. She provides recommendations for skincare during menopause and discusses affordability and marketing strategies. Finally, Laura shares tips for health and wellbeing, including the use of aromatherapy and reducing exposure to electromagnetic radiation. In this conversation, Laura and Charlie discuss sleep tracking and factors that can affect sleep quality. They also explore other health tools and practices that can contribute to overall well-being.TakeawaysSleep tracking devices can provide valuable data to help improve sleep quality.Factors such as hormonal changes and alcohol consumption can impact sleep.Establishing a consistent sleep schedule and reducing screen time before bed can improve sleep.Other health tools, such as red light therapy, can have regenerative effects on the body.Useful Links Evolve Organic BeautyThe Environmental Working Group :Cosmos CertificationThe Rodale Institute:Watch the Kiss The Ground Film:Buy Adaptology products Discover The Reseurrection PlantChapters00:00Introduction to Evolve Organic Beauty01:18Laura's Journey to Creating a Healthier and Sustainable Skincare Range07:15The Impact of Chemicals in Skincare Products17:17Certifications and Ethical Practices18:37B Corp Certification and Regenerative Business25:15Introduction to Adaptology27:45Skincare Recommendations for Menopause33:14Affordability and Marketing Strategies38:45Tips for Health and Wellbeing45:32Sleep Tracking and Factors Affecting Sleep48:09Other Health Tools and PracticesGet in touch Thanks for listening to the Healthy Home Show Podcast. If you would like to see the video version of this podcast, please head over to our show on Youtube.If you're an Instagram lover you can follow us for tips and strategies at The Healthy Home Therapist where we also run some lunchtime Insta Lives so that you can get help with any questions you may have on toxins in our homes and lifestyle and how to create an environment that supports your health.If you would like to discuss a bespoke health programme for you or your workplace or would like to hire me as a speaker for your next wellbeing event, please contact me at hello@charlielemmer.com.For blogs, tips and free resources check out the website : www.charlielemmer.comWith love Charlie x

After falling in love and relocating to Sweden, Laura was immediately inspired by the natural and holistic elements of Swedish culture, as well as modern minimalist Scandinavian design. In 2015, born from her newfound passion for natural and organic beauty and inspired by her new environment, Henne was created.  With Henné, the vision was simple: highly effective organic and natural beauty products without sacrificing aesthetics. True ecoluxury beauty. In this episode, Laura also discusses:Experiences starting and running a business as a first-generation immigrantHow Nordic culture inspired the ingredient sourcing and design of Henné OrganicsHow motherhood changes your perspective and orientation to business and lifeHenné Organics charity partnership and why helping human trafficking victims is so importantWe hope you enjoy this episode and gain valuable insights into Laura's journey and the growth of Henne. Don't forget to subscribe to the Glam & Grow podcast for more in depth conversations with the most incredible brands, founders, and more.Be sure to check out Henne at www.henneorganics.com and on Instagram at @henneorganicsThis episode is sponsored by Shopify.Shopify POS is your command center for your retail store. From accepting payments to managing inventory, Shopify has EVERYTHING you need to sell in-person. Sign up for a one-dollar-per-month trial period at www.shopify.com/glamThis episode is brought to you by WavebreakLeading direct-to-consumer brands hire Wavebreak to turn email marketing into a top revenue driver.Most eCommerce brands don't email right... and it costs them. At Wavebreak, our eCommerce email marketing agency helps qualified brands recapture 7+ figures of lost revenue each year.From abandoned cart emails to Black Friday campaigns, our best-in-class team manage the entire process: strategy, design, copywriting, coding, and testing. All aimed at driving growth, profit, brand recognition, and most importantly, ROI.Curious if Wavebreak is right for you? Reach out at Wavebreak.co

On this week's Coils, Cash, and Culture episode, we sit down with Nicol Varona Cancelmo, the co-founder of Ocoa Beauty, a brand she founded with her sister. In this episode, explore the journey of two sisters turned entrepreneurs and the story behind Ocoa Beauty's inception, guided by a shared vision of sustainable, inclusive beauty rooted in their roots in the Dominican Republic. From their commitment to sourcing ethical ingredients to their dedication to promoting diversity and self-love in the beauty industry, Nicol offers invaluable insights into the brand's mission and values and how they aspire to help more women love their curls. Grounded in the power of sisterhood, entrepreneurship, and conscious consumerism - this one is for anyone with kinks, coils, and curls.Follow Ocoa Beauty on Instagram and TikTokFollow on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok @coilscashcultureSign up to our mailing list at www.coilscashculture.com

Today we are chatting with Karen Behnke, the founder of Juice Beauty, to talk all things clean + sustainable beauty. Karen founded Juice Beauty, a pioneer in the clean beauty space, in 2005. Today we'll discuss her journey in the beauty industry and the importance of truly organic beauty. Karen also highlights the innovative practices at the Juice Beauty farm and the importance of ingredients in sustainability. We'll also cover the need for nuanced conversations on sustainability and Karen's everyday eco tips. Takeaways Why organic beauty is better for your skin and the planet Growing ingredients at the Juice Beauty farm allows for traceability and high-quality organic ingredients. Why the beauty industry needs to prioritize both packaging and ingredients in sustainability efforts. Skincare tips straight from an expert - how to find a routine that works for you How small sustainable changes in daily life can make a big difference. The future of Juice Beauty involves continued innovation and a commitment to sustainability. Follow Juice Beauty on Instagram HERE Follow Juice Beauty on TikTok Here Shop Juice Beauty at Ulta Visit juicebeauty.com to learn more Connect with Glo Eco on Instagram HERE. Get in touch with me HERE.

So, is Organic beauty really better...and what does it really mean to be an organic beauty brand?This episode is sponsored by The Soil Association.At its core, organic beauty refers to products made with ingredients grown without synthetic pesticides, herbicides, or genetically modified organisms (GMOs). This method of production emphasises a more natural and sustainable approach to skincare, steering clear of harmful chemicals that may find their way into conventional beauty products.Now I have been doing loads of research for this episode and came across some really interesting stats - hilariously the source isn't one I would have ever expected, Hollywood Mirrors makers of Dressing table mirrors, but hey ho! The organic industry experienced 10-year consecutive revenue growth of 13% between 2019 and 2020, making £13.8 million. The UK has over 14,000 certified organic ingredients and 15,000 all natural products in the beauty industry.Soil Association Certification is the UK's leading organic certifier offering a huge range of organic and sustainable certification schemes across food, farming, forestry, fashion & textiles and beauty & wellbeing. It is wholly owned by the Soil Association Charity, which campaigns for a world where the links between climate, nature and health are respected. Soil Association is a founding member of the international COSMOS standard, the largest international standard for organic and natural cosmetics. This is desperately needed in a world where cosmetics can be labelled as “organic” even if they have 1% organic ingredients!Paige Tracey is the Business Development Manager for Non-Food at Soil Association Certification, leading on the communications for the organisation's Beauty, Wellbeing and Textiles Organic certification schemes. She has been recognised for her strong impact to date in the world of organic and natural cosmetics, being named one of Natural Product News's “30 under Thirty” finalists for two years running, as well as being named their 2022 Rising Star in “Who's Who in Natural Beauty”. She has been a judge for Marie Claire UK on both their Sustainability Awards and their Skincare Awards.Subscribe to this podcast in all places where you listen to podcasts and drop us an email at info@sustainablyinfuenced.com, or follow us on Instagram and TikTok Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to another episode of Palm Springs Wedding Experts! In this exclusive interview, your host, Erica Mendenhall, sits down with the brilliant owner of Organic Glow Skin Studio Palm Springs to delve into the world of radiant skin and essential pre-event pampering. Discover the secrets to achieving that radiant and flawless glow for your special day or vacation in the stunning backdrop of Palm Springs.

Happy Holidays Friends! Today we are sharing an hour long special episode of the Wabi Sabi Podcast: EP 141! With Special Guest: Miranda Kerr, CEO of Kora Organics, mogul, model and philanthropist. We chat on wellness, love, gratitude, business, cooking, support systems, beauty and of course, Moms! You'll learn in this podcast the importance of self-worth, confidence, growth, family and giving back to others. Miranda has a keen eye for not only beauty, fashion and wellness, but she is the pioneer in organic beauty standards. More than a model and a mogul - Miranda is a global inspiration for all of us to learn and grow with. Miranda is a devout philanthropist and supports numerous charities relating to women, children, and eco friendly causes. Please tune in today, listen and share this pod with three friends. A very special and BIG DISCOUNT CODE is released at the end of the pod - for Black Friday with KORA Organics (NOV 21-27th) listen to find out more. xx Thank you for listening

As the world's number one online formulation school with award-winning courses, it is particularly validating to see how far and wide Formula Botanica teaching is spreading. Before the advent of online learning, cosmetic chemistry was taught only in a small number of universities, mainly in the UK and US, which meant formulation training was not as widely accessible as it should be. Formula Botanica has changed that in a big way. Its teaching now reaches over 19,000 students in over 190 countries. In this opinion episode, Formula Botanica CEO and podcast host Lorraine Dallmeier sets out a vision for a better global cosmetics industry; one that sees it entirely normal for local, indie beauty entrepreneurs to create premium skincare brands to rival any of the global big brands out there today.  In fact, Formula Botanica graduate founders are doing just that, as we heard in the previous episode with self-made beauty entrepreneur Dewi Kauw.  In doing so, they will be challenging the dominant, Eurocentric perception of beauty which should no longer be valid, and certainly needs to be changed. To learn more about this episode, all of the links that were mentioned and anything else, please visit the show notes on the Formula Botanica website.    

Imagine going from cafe owner to mother to cosmetic formulator, teacher and contract manufacturer in less than 10 years having created a beauty empire built on turning problems into solutions and roadblocks into opportunities. In this episode, podcast host and Formula Botanica CEO Lorraine talks to Dewi Kauw, a school graduate and founder of Skin Dewi, an award-winning, Indonesian-based, organic skincare and bodycare brand. What began as a mother's quest to alleviate her baby's skin issues has grown into a formulation and manufacturing empire with a mission to educate on lifestyle and wellness while helping its audience and customers care for a myriad of skin issues. Dewi explains the trials and tribulations of not only launching a plant-based organic skincare line in Indonesia, but also the challenges she faced on a manufacturing front. She dared to dream of building her own manufacturing facility and with determination and creativity she made it happen. Tune in for an enlightening interview full of juicy entrepreneurial tidbits and wise advice on how passion and perseverance can move beauty mountains. To learn more about this episode, all of the links that were mentioned and anything else, please visit the show notes on the Formula Botanica website. 

What if you could master the art of personalized skincare that truly works for you? Join us as we sit down with Dara Kennedy, the ingenious founder of Ayla, for a fascinating conversation about her journey in the beauty industry and her brand's philosophy. We uncover the allure of clean beauty products and discuss why safety and efficacy are qualities we should seek in our skincare routine. Dara shares how her direct connection with customers has been instrumental in identifying needs and providing solution-oriented products that make people feel good about themselves. Dive into the world of green beauty as we explore the Bio Integral Formula. We delve into how our skin can benefit from the natural water sources and how different species of seaweed can be harnessed to create a comprehensive skincare formula. Hear from Dara how she has successfully combined plants from different places to create effective skincare solutions that also give back to the earth. This is a conversation that underscores the importance of protecting our planet and how green beauty taps into thousands of years of plant technology to create products that help us glow.And speaking of glow, we also delve into the connection between internal happiness and external radiance. We discuss scientific research on de-stressing and its positive impact on longevity. Dara shares how Ayla has always embraced a holistic approach to beauty and the importance of understanding our ingestible beauty routines. We tackle common misconceptions about topical vitamin C application and the supplement industry. Learn why it's crucial to conduct your due diligence to ensure the safety and efficacy of supplements, and the importance of dosage when taking supplements. This episode is an enlightening discussion on beauty, health, and the journey to finding what works best for you.Support the showFollow The Show On All Socials Using The Tag @skincareanarchy

In this episode, podcast host and Formula Botanica CEO Lorraine Dallmeier talks to indie beauty founder and graduate Leslie Reichgelt of Bella Botanicals, a natural and organic skincare brand based in the USA. Leslie shares her story on how she has built a successful beauty brand from the ground up, and talks of the highs and lows that she has experienced along the way. Leslie's honest, practical and personal story shows how it is entirely possible to create a sustainable and successful natural beauty business from your own home, and dispels the myth that the market is too crowded for "yet another beauty brand". Listen in for the pep talk you need to follow in Leslie's footsteps. To learn more about this episode, all of the links that were mentioned and anything else, please visit the show notes on the Formula Botanica website.

Running from the 11th to 17th September 2023, Organic Beauty and Wellbeing Week is a celebration of the organic beauty industry, and an exciting opportunity to mark the many innovations that brands across skincare, haircare, and bodycare are making. In fact, they mean our routines are not only able to be more planet-friendly, but also more effective too. CF's beauty editor Becki Murray sat down with three leading sustainable beauty experts: the founder of sensitive skincare brand Pai, Sarah Brown; Victoria Harrison, the brand director at Dr. Organic; and Paige Tracey, the Business Development Manager of Soil Association Certification.

Description:Greg Starkman, the Founder and CEO of Innersense Organic Beauty generously shares some of his defining moments with us, touching on the intentional way they have selected, produced, and released products, surviving the tougher times before things started to tip toward success, and how an approach of steady and continued growth has served the company so well. Our guest also talks about leadership and his continual journey of learning and support for his team, so make sure to tune in to catch it all in this inspiring conversation with Greg.Exclusive Deals from Our Sponsors:AWESOME CX by Transcom provides high touch, personalized customer experience services to consumer brands of any size! Email Lee at lee@stairwaytoceo.com to learn more about their award-winning services and Awesome Coffee Chats.  In This Episode You'll Hear About:• [02:12] Greg talks about the recent changes in San Francisco, growing up in Los Angeles, and the family values present in his home.• [09:52] Entering the beauty industry and finding purpose in professional life.• [18:07] Challenges that Greg and the company faced around sourcing ingredients after launching.• [21:40] The key products that Innersense brought to market initially and more recently.• [26:47] Greg reflects on the biggest challenges and surprises on his journey with Innersense; demand, marketing, and the 2008 recession.• [32:20] Moments of learning and self-doubt, and the fundamental place these have in the life of an entrepreneur.• [35:40] People, planet, and purpose; Greg shares why standards for the cosmetic industry are so important to him.• [39:35] Thoughts on growing as a leader and allowing increased autonomy for the team.• [45:15] Advice from Greg about pivoting, learning, and a steadfast attitude.To Find Out More:Awesome CXInnersense Organic BeautyGreg Starkman on LinkedInLee Greene on LinkedInLee Greene EmailStairway to CEOStairway to CEO on InstagramQuotes:“As a kid, I did a lot of different things. I would work and earn extra money in salons sweeping hair, and I would actually fill product vats for my mom.” [0:07:32]“In my early teens I definitely became that wayward kid that was always out and about, and always in some level of trouble.”  [0:08:00]“Even though we were very affluent growing up, there were never any handouts.”  [0:08:42]“I was kind of a late bloomer, I never really figured out what I wanted to do until I was probably in my early 20s. And I think at that point I felt like I found some level of purpose when I got into the beauty industry.” [0:09:38]“We took that cosmetic ingredient standard and brought that into hair care.” [0:15:25]“It literally took a good ten years for us to even spark at the level of scalability.” [0:16:24]“We made a commitment from day one to work with ingredients that were very pure, and highly efficacious.” [0:19:18]“It doesn't matter how clean or how organic a product is, if it doesn't perform, the consumer is not going to come back and buy it.” [0:19:34]“It's just about continuing to educate and inform the safe cosmetic consumer who is looking to make healthier and cleaner choices, and do it in a very authentic way.” [0:21:28]“We have been very intentional over the last 18 years with the types of products we introduce. Believe it or not, we only have 22 products.” [0:23:37]“It was just perseverance, and an unwillingness to fail.” [0:30:11]

Today, I have the pleasure of sitting down with Karen Behnke, a beauty industry pioneer and the founder of Juice Beauty. Karen's unwavering commitment to her passion for creating an organic and sustainable brand is the perfect example of success achieved through hard work, perseverance, and a whole lot of creativity. Juice Beauty, recognized by Forbes and Cosmopolitan as the original green beauty brand, has gained global recognition and is now available in major retailers like Ulta and Sephora. In our conversation, Karen reflects on the early days of disrupting her industry, developing products aligned with her values, and building a thriving brand. We dive into Juice Beauty's dedication to authentic organic practices, the misconception of "organic" as an umbrella term, and how they source their ingredients from certified organic farms (including their own Juice Beauty farm). Plus, Karen shares her keys to success as a woman in business in the face of skepticism and doubt.    In this episode we talk about: - (3:15) The challenges Karen faced when pioneering her vision  - (10:19) A brief masterclass on the truth behind the beauty industry - (20:41) Juice Beauty's “farm to beauty" philosophy - (24:21) How Juice Beauty's commitment to quality has translated into business success - (30:48) Karen's keys to success as a female entrepreneur    RESOURCES MENTIONED:  - Screen your sunscreen at juicebeauty.com    If you loved today's episode, please share your favorite takeaways or your own systems and processes by screenshotting this episode and tagging us on Instagram!   Click HERE to text the word MENTOR to (602) 536-7829 for weekly business + mindset tips delivered straight to your phone!   Not part of the Girl Gang Community yet? Join HERE: Girl Gang Membership   CONNECT WITH KAREN Follow Karen: @juicebeautykaren Follow Juice Beauty: @juicebeauty   CONNECT WITH POWERHOUSE WOMEN Follow Powerhouse Women: @powerhouse_women Follow Lindsey: @llindseyschwartz Follow Hannah: @hannahmwells Visit the Powerhouse Women website: powerhousewomen.co Join the PW Community Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/powerhousewomencommunity

For this deep dive into all things skincare Jenny is joined by STRONG Fitness Magazine Beauty Director Monica Kalra, who draws upon her nearly 20 years of aesthetic experience to give us the ins and outs of how to pause facial aging. Jenny and Monica review the key concerns of women 40+, the best and necessary products to use, nighttime vs daytime protocols, the myths and the truths of skincare routines and more.  Follow Monica on Social Media:Monica Kalra Makeup Artist WebsiteInstagram Get Your Perfect Sports 20% Discount here by using coupon code: JVBSave $100 off Your MAXPRO Fitness hereApply for the STRONG Formula Certification Program WORK WITH A TEAM STRONG GIRLS COACHSTRONG Fitness Magazine Subscription Use discount code SAVE  If you enjoyed this episode, make sure and give us a five star rating  and leave us a review on iTunes, Podcast Addict, Podchaser and Castbox.  Resources:STRONG Fitness MagazineSTRONG Fitness Magazine on IGTeam Strong GirlsCoach JVB Follow Jenny on social media:InstagramFacebookYouTube 

The fundamentals of formulation, such as the techniques of emulsifying, don't really change over the decades. What does change however are the ingredients. Each year, manufacturers release the latest innovative ingredients their R&D teams have been keeping under wraps. Interestingly too, we see old ingredients rediscovered and revamped into new forms. Tens of thousands of cosmetic ingredients exist, but there is one place that helps put them into context and shows us where the cosmetics' industry is heading; and that is in-cosmetics Global. This massive, annual trade fair draws in thousands of industry insiders  to explore the hottest trends in cosmetic ingredients. The Formula Botanica education team attended the 2023 in-cosmetics Global in Barcelona and is here to report on the latest trends that will filter into our teaching, in particular The Lab, our CPD membership site, as well as inspire all of us in natural formulation. Podcast host and Formula Botanica CEO Lorraine Dallmeier is joined by colleagues School Education Manager Ana Green and Cosmetic Scientist Beatriz do Amaral to pick out the highlights of in-cosmetics Global 2023 that are shaping the future of our cosmetics.

This week, Elizabeth sits down with renowned skincare expert Joanna Vargas, the brilliant mind behind the popular Joanna Vargas skincare collection. With a dedicated focus on achieving beautiful skin, Joanna seamlessly combines her love for plant-based ingredients with her deep understanding of scientific advancements. As one of the most sought-after estheticians in the industry, Joanna shares her personal journey and the origins of her passion for skincare, and how it has evolved through her exploration of diet and lifestyle. Joanna imparts a few expert tips for achieving a radiant glow. From her favorite anti-aging technologies like Morpheus8 and radiofrequency to her own skincare routine, Joanna reveals it all while also sharing her secrets for maintaining balance and wellness. And if you happen to be in LA or New York, don't miss the chance to visit Joanna's spa, a true oasis for relaxation and pampering.  Find All Season 5 Episodes Here Find our NEW 18oz. Value Size edition of our best-selling Original Ancient Grain Granola, made with Regenerative Organic Certified® coconut oil and coconut sugar at Whole Foods nationwide: Click here to find a Whole Foods near you. Link to this: https://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/storesMentioned: Kimberly Snyder ActivatedYou Suqqu SPF 50 AcapulcoA Room of One's Own by Virginia WolfeSay Hi To Elizabeth and Purely Elizabeth: Website | InstagramJoanna: Website | IG 

Sustainable beauty can seem a mission impossible. Whether appraoching it as a beauty consumer or indie beauty brand, we can get dragged into a complex and depressing world of carbon emissions and waste recycling and despair that we can ever do the right thing for the planet. But, as we heard in the previous episode with Anisha Gupta of Bluebird Climate, sustainable beauty can be accessible to all and need not be costly, complex nor confusing. Bluebird's fascinating impact assessment tool for beauty brands and rather cool - yes, we can apply that word to sustainability - website widget puts a positive spin on the matter. In this Green Beauty Opinion episode, Formula Botanica CEO and podcast host Lorraine Dallmeier explains the many reasons we have to be positive about embracing sustainable beauty. Let's call this episode a look on the bright side of the future of beauty. Forgot about overwhelm and start being overjoyed that we live in the era that will see sustainability go mainstream. To learn more about this episode, all of the links that were mentioned and anything else, please visit the show notes on the Formula Botanica website. 

Listen in as I hang out with the very lovely, Joanne Starkman, co-founder of Innersense Beauty, to talk about the importance of organic beauty and the story behind her successful hair care line. Joanne is a pioneer in the organic beauty industry, having co-created a Certified Carbon-Neutral and B-Corp Certified hair care line in 2005 with her husband, Greg. Throughout the conversation, Joanne shares her journey from being a hairstylist for over a decade to becoming a passionate advocate for organic beauty and what that means to her, her family, and the planet. She explains how her own family's health journey led her to re-examine the ingredients in her beauty products and inspired her to create a line of hair care products that are not only safe and non-toxic but also effective and nourishing for the hair and scalp. Whether you're a beauty enthusiast or a health-conscious mama, sister, brother, father, or friend, this episode is full of insights and inspiration. Join us as we explore the power of organic beauty with the trailblazing Joanne Starkman. Resources: Innersense Beauty Products - use code CLAUDIA for 15% off Mirror Work by Louise Hay Hair Mineral Analysis Test Jolie Skin Co. shower filter

In today's episode "Cleaner, More Organic Beauty Health & Taking Time for YOU," Lauren and Sierra, the head esthetician and lead nail technician at PAINT nail bar here in Saint Louis, step into the virtual recording studio for an amazing chat about all things beauty health. In this 3 woman interview we dive into the importance of paying attention to what you're putting into your skin and learning to treat quality time with yourself My favorite type of interview. Today we covered all kinds of things but here are the highlights: treating quality time with yourself like you would with someone else (no interruptions) giving yourself nice things/experiences...because you deserve it, duh! the joy of having a fullllll, mindful experience rather than just a 'quick' trip to the spa paying attention to what types of skin and beauty products you're using understanding that beauty health actually has more to do with how you feel than how you look treating yourself like the queen you already are This is not one to miss, y'all!! ✨ Hi fam! Thank you for streaming the Wishing You Wellness podcast. If you enjoyed the show, be sure to leave us a review/rating so this message can reach even more hearts & souls. If something resonated from this episode, feel free to reach out on Instagram @wishyouwell.podcast or shoot me an email at xoxoallisoncoaching@gmail.com if that feels more aligned for you! To check out more about the podcast + for access to my free workshops, mentorship program, future retreats, & more….head to my new website: ✨ xoxoallisoncoaching.com ✨

Would you like to hear a single, simple definition of sustainability that you can apply to your daily life in the beauty industry, whether as an indie business founder or consumer? The beauty industry media is clamouring to provide one, and at Formula Botanica, we've had journalists approach us for short sound-bites on what sustainable beauty means. Unfortunately, things aren't so simple. In reducing talk of sustainability to the level of discussing this or that bottle for our beauty products or whether plant A is a more sustainable an option in our formulations than plant B, we are all guilty of missing the big picture. Of course, starting small and taking steps like changing packaging, seeking out refillables and formulating solid beauty products do make a difference. But, we also need to think big if we are to see a more sustainable beauty sector. Our guest in this episode Khandiz Joni, Chartered Environmentalist, independent sustainability consultant and, as she describes herself, a “sustainable-ist”, returns to the Green Beauty Conversations podcast. Formula Botanica CEO Lorraine Dallmeier invites Khandiz to discuss the big conversations the beauty industry, both small and large scale, needs to have about issues fundamental to sustainabilty, such as its use of land and water and role in agriculture and in how it contributes to biodiversity loss.

Episode #274: Greg and Joanne Starkman, Innersense Organic Beauty Founders Seasoned beauty pros and founders of @innersenseorganicbeauty Greg and Joanne Starkman share their deeply intertwined personal and brand story. After the birth of their special needs child, Morgan, the Starkmans realized how important it is to be aware of the chemicals we use every day as hairdressers. They set out on a mission to create a pro line of haircare products that would be non-toxic, clean and organic-based. Greg and Joanne share the many lessons learned in the nearly 20 years since then, which set them up for Innersense's current explosion of success, all while staying true to their core principles of personal well-being and care for our planet. ALL NEW - Find the podcast video on YouTube!

Is it really organic? ICA President, Sheila Zaricor-Wilson is joined by Founder of Innersense Organic Beauty & Manufacturer Partner, Greg Starkman as they dive into the world of organic beauty! About Greg Starkman : Greg was immersed in the beauty industry as a child through his mother's successful cosmetic company. After working as a stylist for 12 years, Greg pursued an executive career in “big beauty” for some of the top hair care brands in the industry. Greg is the guiding light for Innersense Organic Beauty, our ingredient expert and a leading force in the clean beauty movement. His commitment to radical transparency raises the stakes on “clean beauty” with a focus on sustainably sourced, meticulously processed ingredients and an extensive “never any” list.

Welcome to Season 2 of GREEN-ISH. In light of the New Year, Ari & Kate discuss their top 3 ways to reset (& it's not what you'd expect). We also have a NEW SITE! www.AGreenishLife.com for new playlists, discount codes to all of our favorite products, and MORE!In this episode we also discuss: Season 2's theme: Founders of Philosophy “The Hour of Now” is (hint: your new nighttime ritual for the ultimate reset) How to set a New Year's resolution.. & actually stick to it How to do “the brain dump” Erewhon (& why you'll never want to leave) STAY UP-TO-DATEFollow us on Instagram.Sign up for our newsletter.Check out our Green-ish Edit for a curation of the products we love most!Tune in every other Wednesday at 9am PT / 12pm ET for your dose of greens.Let's chat! Email us at contact@agreenishlife.com.

In today's episode, I sit down with Margo Marrone; a pharmacist with a huge passion for homeopathy and nutrition, pioneer of clean skincare and co-founder of The Organic Pharmacy. Offering a 360 approach to holistic wellness with personalised assessments and treatments in her London-based clinic, Margo's ‘nature with nurture' approach throughout her 20 years of The Organic Pharmacy has been truly groundbreaking in the wellness space. If you enjoyed this episode, please make sure you like, subscribe, leave us a review and share with anyone you know who will love it too! Founded Beauty is available on all podcast platforms and we release new episodes every Monday and Thursday so be sure to follow the podcast to be notified. We really appreciate every single listen, share, and review. It goes such a long way and helps us reach new listeners. Follow Akash & Margo: Akash Mehta: @mehta_a Fable & Mane: @fableandmane www.fableandmane.com Margo Marrone: @margomarrone The Organic Pharmacy: @theorganicpharmacy www.theorganicpharmacy.com Follow us on Instagram @founded.beauty and TikTok @foundedbeauty. For more information about Founded Beauty, please visit www.foundedbeauty.com #foundedbeauty Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tia Cristy is a Radio personality with an award-winning blog. TipsfromTia.com. Her website shares tips on Prevention and Remedy within the topics of Organic Beauty, Health, Lifestyle, Home, and Sexual Health. Being a Jackie of All-Trades.As always this show is brought to you by Tribe and Purpose.  You've put the work in but you're not sure how to reap the rewards. It's time to focus on the success you have planned for yourself and your team.The Tribe + Purpose team can guide you to build on that success to have even more.Learn more at www.tribe-purpose.comand connect with Tia on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tipsfromtiaCheck out her website: https://tipsfromtia.com/

#10. Have you ever wondered what it's like to start your career working for the “IT girl of PR?” Start a business where 7/11 meets Whole Foods? Consult all the best brands–GOOP, Milk Bar, & Purely Elizabeth?Rachel Krupa is the founder of Krupa Consulting, a boutique public relations and branding firm that works with the wellness pioneers we know and love like GOOP, The Class by Taryn Toomey, MilkBar, as well as nonprofit partners like Seconds and Food for Climate League. She's the founder of The Goods Mart, which is a better-for-you and socially conscious neighborhood convenience store located in SoHo, New York. Guiding brands on their mission, branding, strategy, and what makes them unique is core to her story & the insight she shares in this conversation.In this episode, we discuss:— What it was like working for the most powerful woman in PR (Hint: It included a lot of “Entourage” parties!)— The infamous “coat check” story that led to her career in PR— How to make being “young” in a company a value-add— How she created a brick-&-mortar with a distinctive curation and nostalgia meets wellness vibe— The one workout she can't live without— How to know when to hire & relinquish control— Why fulfillment is the means to success & not the other way aroundSTAY UP-TO-DATEFollow us on Instagram.Sign up for our newsletter.BRANDS WE LOVEGo to Pique or use code "GREENISH" for 5% off.Go to HRBLS and use code “GREENISH” for 15% off.Go to Suckerz and use code “GREENISH15” for 15% off.Go to Karma Nuts and use code “GREENISH” for 20% off.Go to ChikiChikiBoomBoom and use code “GREENISH20” for 20% off.Go to BUBBLE Goods and use code “GREENISH10” for $10 off $50+.Tune in every other Friday at 9am PT / 12pm ET for your dose of greens.Let's chat! Email us at contact@agreenishlife.com.

#9. Have you ever wondered what it's like to create the new Godiva— without the sugar? Be the Brand Manager for Veuve Cliquot & Pantone? Travel the world & find the power of one ingredient: dates? Kathryn Shah is the visionary co-founder behind Spring & Mulberry— a newly launched line of nourishing treats showing that there is more to sweet than sugar. Shah attended the University of Michigan and Harvard Business School before beginning her career at Unilever, where she built brands like Ragu Pasta Sauce, Dove, and Axe Haircare. She was then the Brand Manager for Veuve at LVMH and Vice President of Global Marketing at Pantone. With dates, fruits, nuts, and cocoa— Spring and Mulberry's flavors are without limit, just like this conversation!In this episode, we discuss:— How sailing around the world and traveling to 13 countries created Spring & Mulberry's mission— Her battle with health and how the lows inform the beauty of our lives— How to support those dealing with a sickness— What “sweet is more than sugar” truly means— Why your career path is not a linear ladder— How to know if you should partner with a vendor or self-manufacture your product— What she learned from Veuve and Pantone, industry leaders in brandingSTAY UP-TO-DATEFollow us on Instagram.Sign up for our newsletter.BRANDS WE LOVEGo to Pique or use code "GREENISH" for 5% off.Go to HRBLS and use code “GREENISH” for 15% off.Go to Suckerz and use code “GREENISH15” for 15% off.Go to Karma Nuts and use code “GREENISH” for 20% off.Go to ChikiChikiBoomBoom and use code “GREENISH20” for 20% off.Go to BUBBLE Goods and use code “GREENISH10” for $10 off $50+.Tune in every other Friday at 9am PT / 12pm ET for your dose of greens.Let's chat! Email us at contact@agreenishlife.com.

#8. Have you ever wondered what it's like to quit your job as Beauty Editor of a newspaper? Be the girl that makes everyone ask “how does she glow like that?!” Launch a company with 3,000 employees and a mission you refuse to give up on? Pave the way for ingestible beauty? Turn $3,000 into the “magic purple powder” that has amassed a cult following?In season one, “The Inside-Out,” we focus on women spearheading the philosophy that beauty begins inside—from healing our heart, mind, and microbiome—& radiates outward. The pioneering of this philosophy? Carla Oates is the author of “Feeding Your Skin” & was named a “skincare innovator” by Net-a-Porter. Carla created The Beauty Chef in 2009 after healing her family's skin issues and discovering that beautiful, radiant skin begins with a healthy gut. She began experimenting with lacto-fermenting skin-loving superfoods in her Bondi kitchen and that's how “GLOW,” The Beauty Chef's first inner beauty powder, was created.In this episode, we discuss:— The revolutionary discovery that caused her to leave her job as Beauty Editor— How to negotiate in business—from manufacturers to employees to investors— The difference between pre and postbiotics & the most important ingredient for a healthy glow— How to hold people accountable in business— The true sign of market validation for your product— Why you are not subject to predisposed genetic disorders— The main contributor to mental health issues… that you never would have suspectedSTAY UP-TO-DATEFollow us on Instagram.Sign up for our newsletter.BRANDS WE LOVEGo to Pique or use code "GREENISH" for 5% off.Go to HRBLS and use code “GREENISH” for 15% off.Go to Suckerz and use code “GREENISH15” for 15% off.Go to Karma Nuts and use code “GREENISH” for 20% off.Go to ChikiChikiBoomBoom and use code “GREENISH20” for 20% off.Go to BUBBLE Goods and use code “GREENISH10” for $10 off $50+.Tune in every other Friday at 9am PT / 12pm ET for your dose of greens.Let's chat! Email us at contact@agreenishlife.com.

#7. Have you ever wondered what it's like to be the clean beauty pioneer? What living with intention REALLY means? How to glow from the inside out? Kerrilynn Pamer founded CAP Beauty, an all-natural beauty e-commerce site, out of a love for wellness and inspired living — so much so that the floors of her store were made out of rose quartz to raise the vibration. With a philosophy that “Beauty is Wellness, Wellness is Beauty,” CAP Beauty seeks to introduce customers to the best in natural skincare and plant-based pantry goods. It is also the destination for an inspiring content arm, the ‘Thinking Cap,' which features the beauty cabinets of curated individuals, gift guides & recipes that align wellness and beauty.In this episode, we discuss:— How you can achieve an energetic “nature fix,” even when living in a concrete jungle— Why perfection is paralysis & what to seek instead— The biggest issue in culture & why it's the reason you feel stuck— How to know if you're addicted to chaos and how to stop this self-destructive cycle— What it's like to start a business with your best friend of 20 years— Why it's important to be barefoot— How to create a brand "manifesto" & how your company won't succeed without one— Her experience in writing what we've nicknamed the “Cookbook for the Soul”STAY UP-TO-DATEFollow us on Instagram.Sign up for our newsletter.BRANDS WE LOVEGo to Pique or use code "GREENISH" for 5% off.Go to HRBLS and use code “GREENISH” for 15% off.Go to Suckerz and use code “GREENISH15” for 15% off.Go to Karma Nuts and use code “GREENISH” for 20% off.Go to ChikiChikiBoomBoom and use code “GREENISH20” for 20% off.Go to BUBBLE Goods and use code “GREENISH10” for $10 off $50+.Tune in every other Friday at 9am PT / 12pm ET for your dose of greens.Let's chat! Email us at contact@agreenishlife.com.

Does your cleanser really matter? As the foundation of your skincare routine, it may matter more than you think! Holistic estheticians, Jess Arnaudin + Kimmy Martin of Ritual Skin Studio, join me to talk all about cleansing your skin.In this episode:Creating a skincare ritualProtecting the skin barrier How does your cleanser impact your skin?How do you find the right cleanser for you?Should you use different cleansers in the morning vs at night?ExfoliationJess and Kimmy share so many helpful tips in this episode! Be sure to follow them at @ritualskinstudio for more tips and if you're in Florida, be sure to check out Ritual Skin Studio.Link to the book mentioned in this episode:Clean by James Hamblin

#6. Have you ever wondered what it's like to start a company with an L.A. cult following? Turn a career as a school teacher into a passion outside the classroom? Heal an autoimmune disorder through… baking?In this episode, we discuss:— What does “food as medicine” REALLY mean— What is amenorrhea & why is it important for women to get their period— The impact of antibiotics on your gut— How to turn your “after-school hobby” into your full-time job & how to discern if you should make the leap— What is autoimmune & why it's on the rise for women in particular— Birth control & the unspoken ways it impacts your body— How to approach life through an “additive” standpoint & never feel like you're restricting— How and why to make mission should the cornerstone of your brandA LITTLE SOMETHING SPECIAL ~Use code “GREENISH20” for 20% off Sweet Laurel goods! You're welcome :)STAY UP-TO-DATEFollow us on Instagram.Sign up for our newsletter.BRANDS WE LOVEGo to Pique or use code "GREENISH" for 5% off.Go to HRBLS and use code “GREENISH” for 15% off.Go to Suckerz and use code “GREENISH15” for 15% off.Go to Karma Nuts and use code “GREENISH” for 20% off.Go to ChikiChikiBoomBoom and use code “GREENISH20” for 20% off.Go to BUBBLE Goods and use code “GREENISH10” for $10 off $50+.Tune in every other Friday at 9am PT / 12pm ET for your dose of greens.Let's chat! Email us at contact@agreenishlife.com.

Taking a closer look at one of my longtime favorite green beauty brands. HENNE founder, Laura Xiao, joins me to discuss what it's been like to found an organic beauty company and shares tips and practical advice for living a healthy, balanced life.In this episode:The process of becoming certified organicHer inspiration for the products and the brand as a wholeBeauty TipsSleepSetting yourself up for success with healthier habitsWhy a balanced approach is usually bestYou can find more about HENNE Organics and Laura on their website: henneorganics.com and on Instagram @henneorganicsUse code MAISONPUR for 15% off at henneorganics.com (1 time per email address)

#5. Have you ever wondered what it's like to train 30 hours a week at the world's best dance schools? Revolutionize the workout space by making an age-old workout brand new? Create a product where an Equinox Pilates class meets a beautiful piece of furniture? Be in the 2% of women who secure venture capital funding? Meet Melissa Bentivoglio — the founder of Frame Fitness, which is referred to as the “peloton of the slow burn.” She trained in elite classical ballet and competitive dancing from a young age until university. She began the practice of pilates while healing from a sports-related injury, upon the recommendation that it could help her recovery process. In 2018, Melissa designed her own custom reformer for use in her Toronto-based boutique fitness studio, Frame Fitness. Whether you start your day on the reformer, have never done pilates, or haven't even heard of it — this episode is for you!In this episode, we discuss:— The most effective way to rehabilitate stress injuries— How to find the best workout for your body type: low or high-impact?—  How to find the best manufacturer for your idea— Why women received only 2% of VC funding in 2021— What it means to be a “student” for the rest of your life— How to bring innovation to an area of tradition and question the thought processes— What is “Compound Growth,” how to achieve it & the neural impact on productivity— Her dream collaboration— It isn't what you'd expect!STAY UP-TO-DATEFollow us on Instagram.Sign up for our newsletter.BRANDS WE LOVEGo to Pique or use code "GREENISH" for 5% off.Go to HRBLS and use code “GREENISH” for 15% off.Go to Suckerz and use code “GREENISH15” for 15% off.Go to Karma Nuts and use code “GREENISH” for 20% off.Go to ChikiChikiBoomBoom and use code “GREENISH20” for 20% off.Go to BUBBLE Goods and use code “GREENISH10” for $10 off $50+.Tune in every other Friday at 9am PT / 12pm ET for your dose of greens.Let's chat! Email us at contact@agreenishlife.com.

#4. Have you ever wondered what it's like to quit a job on Wall Street to take a bet on yourself? Be named a top 5 wellness entrepreneur by Forbes? Reach thousands of people by developing a meaningful voice via IG? Meet Cameron Rogers, aka the Freckled Foodie. After working on Wall Street for 5 years, Cameron decided to say goodbye to the trading desk & hello to being her own boss. A self-described 5x over-menu reader, Cameron Rogers started the Freckled Foodie out of a love for all things natural— whether that's food, mental health, or sharing her day-to-day with an authentic lens.In this episode, we discuss:— Facing the real world after college— Transitioning from the workplace to becoming your own boss & how to monetize your worth— What are “green flags” & how not to miss them— The thought process you should have when making a hobby your job— How to stop spending your life responding to people & the art of time blocking— The first thing you should NEVER do in the morning— What it's like to marry your high school sweetheart— “The Spider Web” philosophy / practice to use when moving to a new citySTAY UP-TO-DATEFollow us on Instagram.Sign up for our newsletter.BRANDS WE LOVEGo to Pique or use code "GREENISH" for 5% off.Go to HRBLS and use code “GREENISH” for 15% off.Go to Suckerz and use code “GREENISH15” for 15% off.Go to Karma Nuts and use code “GREENISH” for 20% off.Go to ChikiChikiBoomBoom “GREENISH20” for 20% off.Go to BUBBLE Goods and use code GREENISH10 for $10 off $50+.Tune in every other Friday at 9am PT / 12pm ET for your dose of greens.Let's chat! Email us at contact@agreenishlife.com.

After studying communications and business, Stephanie Dettmann started her advertising career in 1998 at the well-known creative agency Jung von Matt. She worked with lifestyle brands such as Sixt, Mini, BMW, Ferrero and many more. Then came a change in her life as she switched to the beauty industry and co-founded organic beauty label UND GRETEL. We speak about how she selected her first business partners and built the company brand from scratch. Stephanie also shares the key success ingredient behind building a beauty label in a highly competitive cosmetic market. When you feel like you want to learn more about the show, find us on instagram at @waa.berlin.

#3. Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a celebrity trainer? Professional dancer? Start a fitness empire? Meet Simone De La Rue, the Founder of Body by Simone & trainer on Khloe Kardashian's tv show, ‘Revenge Body.'In this conversation, we discuss:— Eating disorders in the dance/modeling industries— Finding freedom in movement— How to control emotions when emotions control you— The paradox of perfectionism; ego holds us back from progress— Letting go of judgement for ourselves— The practice of “mirror minutes”— Her favorite L.A. spots— The difference between wellness cultures of L.A. / N.Y.STAY UP-TO-DATEFollow us on Instagram.Sign up for our newsletter.BRANDS WE LOVEGo to Pique or use code "GREENISH" for 5% off.Go to HRBLS and use code “GREENISH” for 15% off.Go to Suckerz and use code “GREENISH15” for 15% off.Go to Karma Nuts and use code “GREENISH” for 20% off.Go to ChikiChikiBoomBoom “GREENISH20” for 20% off.Go to BUBBLE Goods and use code GREENISH10 for $10 off $50+.Tune in every other Friday at 9am PT / 12pm ET for your dose of greens.Let's chat! Email us at contact@agreenishlife.com.

#2. Have you ever wondered what it's like to work for the top skincare companies in the industry? Be the CEO of Cynthia Rowley? Begin a company that gives you custom skincare, based on your personal biology? Today we're speaking with the Founder/CEO of Veracity Selfcare— a healthcare solution for skincare.In this episode, we discuss:— Her experience from finance to skincare to fashion to founding a company that finally alleviates the ineffective quick-fix approach to skincare— Why biotin is not the answer for skincare— What we mean by “integrative nutrition”— What is the “brain dump” & how it can help with anxiety— If business school is a necessary step— Why “balance” for life versus career doesn't exist & why it shouldn't— What do irregular periods, cortisol, and estrogen mean for your skin— What it means to be “habitually truthful”STAY UP-TO-DATEFollow us on Instagram.Sign up for our newsletter.BRANDS WE LOVEGo to Pique or use code "GREENISH" for 5% off.Go to HRBLS and use code “GREENISH” for 15% off.Go to Suckerz and use code “GREENISH15” for 15% off.Go to Karma Nuts and use code “GREENISH” for 20% off.Go to ChikiChikiBoomBoom “GREENISH20” for 20% off.Go to BUBBLE Goods and use code GREENISH10 for $10 off $50+.Tune in every other Friday at 9am PT / 12pm ET for your dose of greens.Let's chat! Email us at contact@agreenishlife.com.

#1. What is GREEN-ISH? Meet Ari & Kate— get to know us, our favorite things, and what it means to live a Green-ish lifeSTAY UP-TO-DATEFollow us on Instagram.Sign up for our newsletter.BRANDS WE LOVEGo to Pique or use code "GREENISH" for 5% off.Go to HRBLS and use code “GREENISH” for 15% off.Go to Suckerz and use code “GREENISH15” for 15% off.Go to Karma Nuts and use code “GREENISH” for 20% off.Go to ChikiChikiBoomBoom “GREENISH20” for 20% off.Go to BUBBLE Goods and use code GREENISH10 for $10 off $50+.Tune in every other Friday at 9am PT / 12pm ET for your dose of greens.Let's chat! Email us at contact@agreenishlife.com.

Brand founder, Suzanne LeRoux, gives us a behind the scenes look at One Love Organics. We discuss everything from how products are developed to their high tech ECOCERT lab, built right on their property.In this episode:what sets natural beauty brands apart from conventionalhow One Love Organics got startedwhy a hands on approach makes a big differencewhat is ECOCERT and what was the process to obtain this certificationFind One Love Organics products at https://oneloveorganics.com/ and find them on instagram at @oneloveorganics

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Greg Starkman is a clean beauty entrepreneur, ingredient expert, safe cosmetics advocate and founder of award-winning hair care brand Innersense Organic Beauty. His expertise in sustainability, eco beauty, product packaging and clean formulations make him a go-to in the clean hair care and green beauty space.A pioneer in the clean beauty space, Greg Starkman founded Innersense Organic Beauty with his wife, Joanne, after a series of “aha moments.” Both enjoyed successful careers in salon and in big beauty, and recognized the global safety concerns of ingredients coupled with the rise of health issues among peers in salon. When their daughter was born with a chromosomal abnormality, they connected the dots and walked away from lucrative, corporate positions.Greg and Joanne founded an organic hair care company to “care for the caregivers” of their beloved industry. Trusting their “innersense,” the brand focuses on self care and supporting stylists with clean, pure and beautiful products behind the chair. Their mission to deliver safe and healthy professional hair care to stylists' was an industry first.Today, Innersense Organic Beauty is a global leader in the clean hair care space, where its message of self care, self love, radical ingredient transparency and inclusiveness resonates with stylists, salons and eco retailers worldwide, as well as increasingly savvy consumers, passionate, determined and label-reading their way to cleaner, safer beauty routines.Greg maintains his “ingredient nerd” moniker, heading the brand's formulations and R and D, keeping it on the cutting edge of conscious, green chemistry. A trusted authority in the green beauty space, his expertise earned the brand two Allure Best of Beauty awards and cache brand positions among esteemed eco-retailers like Goop, Credo Beauty, The Detox Market, Cult Beauty, Beauty Heroes and more.“Fall in love with your hair again” with Innersense Organic Beauty in salons, eco boutiques and e-retailers across the globe, from Boston, Massachusetts to Berlin, Denver to Denmark.The views and opinions expressed on the "Packaging Brothers" podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This podcast is an independent production of Packaging Brothers, and the podcast production is an original work of the author. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2022.

Karen Behnke has enjoyed a long and successful entrepreneurial career in the Health & Wellness Industry. Her consistent goal is to equally marry her passion for helping people enjoy healthier lifestyles with her skill at building financially successful businesses that are mission driven. Juice Beauty (as noted by Forbes, Cosmo, ELLE, etc.) is the “OG” - original green – beauty brand and leading the way in the clean beauty industry. The Company philosophy centers around strong commitments to vegan, cruelty-free, sustainability, certified organic ingredients, wellness and their unique Farm to Beauty approach. Prior to founding Juice Beauty, from 1996-2003, Karen led the Healthy Lifestyle investment strategy for two private equity firms, including a firm that was the majority shareholder of a major fitness chain, where she was a Board of Director and an Operating Executive during a seven-year growth period, from $75 mm to over $1 billion in revenue. From 1983-1996, Karen founded PacifiCare Wellness Company (formerly known as Execu-Fit Health Programs) in San Francisco, one of the first corporate wellness companies in the country. The company delivered worksite medical fitness screenings, health risk appraisals, and fitness programs, for major corporations. The wellness company grew to provide services to over 2 million members in six states.  Karen graduated from Western Michigan University and completed Harvard/MIT's multi-year Executive Business Summer School “Giants” program.  She has received many awards throughout her career including Goldman Sachs 100 Most Innovative Entrepreneurs (2019 & 2018); Woman Entrepreneur of the Year (2011); the “Top Eco-Leader” named by Glamour Magazine (2009); San Francisco Woman Entrepreneur of the Year (1987); the San Francisco Examiner's Top 39 Movers and Shakers; and the WMU Distinguished Alumni Award.