Produced by Associated Skin Care Professionals (ASCP), ASCP Esty Talk and The Rogue Pharmacist is specifically created for estheticians. Where no topic is off limits, we share all kinds of great information on this podcast from ingredients and the science of the skin, to business, and beauty diversity. We hope you come away having learned more about your career, the industry, and maybe even life i... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 348 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessFashion & BeautyArtsMarketing |
The beauty industry loves a pendulum swing. From CoolSculpting and body contouring to the rise of “skinimalism” and self-acceptance, then on to GLP-1s and now compression creams—are we ever really satisfied? In this episode of ASCP Esty Talk, Maggie ... more
What do bestselling books about psychology and human behavior have to do with esthetics? More than you might think! In this episode of ASCP Esty Talk, Ella Cressman and Maggie Staszcuk dive into three of Malcolm Gladwell’s most popular books—Talking ... more
As a skin care professional, you juggle clients, treatments, business growth, and more. Qnity ensures that money doesn’t hold you back. In this episode of ASCP Esty Talk, president and CEO Les Sweeney speaks with Erin Kuhn Bhansali, president/partner... more
Are we treating skin—or just selling solutions? This episode of ASCP Esty Talk challenges the symptom-based, brand-driven approach dominating esthetics today by introducing a deeper, more intentional framework: functional aesthetics, clinical reasoni... more
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As a new estie, thought this would be a good podcast to get into some episodes are good but when they bring in the pharmacist ...idk sounds like RFK jr
This podcast is marketed as the podcast to learn from and that is educational but there’s so much misinformation , melatonin is not okay to take everyday!!!!!!! Pls do not take melatonin everyday! And there’s more ads then they talk, every 3 min there’s a 3 min ad, it’s just a misinformational money hungry podcast. Very disappointing.
I begin to miss this podcast when I haven’t listened for a while. If you’re a life long learner esty- this one’s for you.
I used to find this podcast informative and factual. But the amount of misinformation that “dr” Ben shares is astounding. Saying melatonin is safe for every day use (it’s not). Saying that the higher the spf, the longer you can be in the sun (false). Saying that sunscreen is toxic and kills coral (it doesn’t). It’s actually appalling the amount of harm that this podcast can now potentially do to esties and their clients that don’t know better or don’t follow reputable scientists and doctors. I c... more
I really love this podcast but there seems to be more and more misinformation every time I listen. The melatonin episode was filled with misinformation. The episode on fungi claimed that vitamin A has to come from an animal source or mushrooms which is incredibly wrong. Vegetables are packed with vitamin A. The pharmacist that claimed that, also made a claim that keto is good for you, when doctors has continuously stated that keto is for lowing brain activity in patients with epilepsy. And now I... more
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Focusing on the esthetics industry, this series offers insightful discussions on various topics relevant to skincare professionals. From ingredient science and holistic skincare practices to emerging trends in men's grooming and psychological impacts on skin health, the content is both educational and engaging. The hosts stress the importance of understanding the interplay between emotional wellness and skincare, as well as the business acumen required for estheticians to thrive. Furthermore, the exploration of current trends in med spas and the growing significance of holistic health approaches showcases the podcast's commitment to adapting to industry changes and promoting comprehensive well-being in skincare practices. With an open appro... more
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Recent guests on ASCP Esty Talk include:
1. Will Parker
2. Amalia Lacayo
3. Sherrie Tennessee
4. Genice Gonzales
5. Lashelle Ullie
6. Tina Buckley
7. Dr. Linder
8. Joelle Lee
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