
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 | 371 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsMarketingFashion & BeautyBusiness | |||

Rosacea is often used as if it is one single condition, but clinically that may not be accurate. In this episode of The Rogue Pharmacist, Ben breaks down why rosacea should be thought of as multiple conditions rather than one diagnosis.
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In this episode of ASCP Esty Talk, Ella and Maggie take a deep dive into modern waxing and why it can no longer be treated as a simple hair-removal service. From the long cultural history of waxing to today's rapidly evolving skin landscape, the conv... more
Estheticians know trends can come and go, but some moments change the whole industry. In this episode of ASCP Esty Talk, Maggie and Ella talk about the tipping points they've lived through—from dermaplaning and suite culture to social media skinfluen... more
Skin healing is far more complex than speeding up cell turnover. In this episode of The Rogue Pharmacist, Ben Fuchs discusses the phases of wound healing, the ingredients and internal factors that influence repair, lifestyle disruptors, and how to su... more
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ASCP Esty Talk is hands-down one of my favorite podcasts in the skincare space. It’s informative, honest, and refreshingly real. Whether you’re a student just starting out or a seasoned esthetician, this podcast delivers valuable education that actually applies to real-world practice.
I love how no topic is off-limits—from ingredient science and skin health to business, ethics, and diversity in the beauty industry. The conversations are thoughtful, empowering, and grounded in evidence, not tren... more
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
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This podcast focuses on the esthetics industry, making complex skin care topics accessible for professionals such as estheticians. Discussions cover a variety of themes including skin health, innovative ingredients, business strategies, and the latest trends in beauty. Notable segments often feature industry experts who provide insights on maintaining personal brand identity, the importance of client relationships, and the evolving nature of social media engagement within the beauty community. Distinctively, it encourages a balance of both knowledge and practical application, aiming to foster continuous learning and improvement among its audience.
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Recent guests on ASCP Esty Talk include:
1. Amy Wall
2. Margaret Lora
3. Jaclyn Roe
4. Heidi Holley
5. Will Parker
6. Amalia Lacayo
7. Sherrie Tennessee
8. Genice Gonzales
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