Hannah Collingwood-English

And I guess working in pharmaceuticals, I just felt like I had more impact doing social media stuff because I wasn't like a cog in a big machine.

I could actually reach people.

um like biases because you're literally yeah or restrictions either which is really cool what about your own experiences with skin and acne and anything like that when you're growing up yeah I think a lot of us that are really into skincare it's because we've been through it so I had acne in high school and I don't actually remember people being awful to me about it I think I was just awful to myself but I got like you know it wasn't just the face it was neck and chest

and back as well.

And we didn't really, I mean, I think I went on antibiotics a couple of times, but I didn't go on like full on acne medication, just kind of,

you know, I think people's attitude at the time was just like, oh, you'll grow out of it.

It's just puberty.

Yeah.

But like you can scar and like, it's really important to see a doctor.

So, you know, having that time.

Yeah.

I had to go on like the

the hardcore acne medication.

So I've been on it for like three weeks now because it just, something stirred up and that's what we have to do.

So someone gave me one of Paula Begon's books, like Paula's choice, Paula.

And I was like, there's science in this.

So then I learned to skincare that way.

So you skincare with science.

I love that.

Well, your skin, the skin on your face turns over a bit quicker and on your body it's lower.