Nightlife Health - Skin Care
Nightlife

Nightlife Health - Skin Care

C1AdvancedOctober 5, 202647 min
  • Health

Serums, creams and miscellaneous beauty products. Skincare routines for many have officially become so high maintenance the product now appears to need its own fridge.

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Yes, I wonder whether you have a skincare routine, maybe it's a quick splash of water

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ABC Listen, podcasts, radio, news, music and more. Yes, I wonder whether you have a skincare routine, maybe it's a quick splash of water and moisturiser, sunscreen, slop on some sorboline, what do you do? Maybe you didn't do anything. There's a new question out tonight because if your bathroom cabinet looks like a beauty

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laboratory with serums and creams and masks and oils lined up everywhere, does your face have its own fridge. Skin care fridges are becoming a thing. Do moisturisers need a fridge? What does good for your skin and what does not and what actually makes no difference at all? You know how they say you shouldn't wash your face with soap? Is that true or

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not? Joining us in the Nightlife studio tonight is Dr. Rod Sinclair, Professor of Dermatology at the University of Melbourne and the director of Sinclair Dermatology. If you've got questions at all, any aspect of skin or skin ailments or skincare, give them a call. 1-300-800-222 is the number text 0467922702.

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