As a listener to this show, you’ve probably heard of the gut microbiome. But did you know that your skin has its own microbiome?

Recent evidence suggests that these microbiomes are vital for our skin health. So, what should we do? Which foods make an impact?

And if we want our skin to look healthier, how about those collagen supplements that many of you have asked us about?

In today’s episode, our guest is Dr. Justine Kluk, a consultant dermatologist with a specialist interest in acne. Justine is a member of the British Association of Dermatologists, the Royal Society of Medicine, and the Royal College of Physicians.

ZOE’s Chief Scientist Dr. Sarah Berry also joins as a cohost to explore these ideas.

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Timecodes:

00:00 Intro

02:01 Quick Fire questions

03:52 What does skin do?

04:51 Why is the skin so important?

06:34 Is there a correlation between aging skin and health?

07:41 What is the skin microbiome?

11:46 Is exposure to the natural environment beneficial for children?

12:39 Can we change the skin microbiome?

13:32 Would an oral or topical probiotic help improve our skin microbiome

15:11 What can we do to help support the skin barrier?

15:39 Can overwashing/scrubbing disturb your skin?

16:40 Why does acne matter?

18:37 Is acne just found in teenagers?

19:12 What effect does menopause have on your skin?

20:36 What impact does diet have on acne?

22:14 Are diets with high glycemic content bad for acne?

23:01 What is happening to create the effects of acne?

24:23 Is there a connection between our gut health and skin health?

25:15 Practical advice for people with acne

28:16 Diet tips to help support healthy skin

29:51 How has the ZOE diet gone down in Jonathan and Justine's household?

32:54 How can the ZOE diet help with day-to-day cooking habits?

35:46 What causes skin aging?

37:44 What can we do to slow down skin aging?

39:55 Do collagen supplements work to keep your skin youthful?

41:52 How can retinol help your skin?

42:30 3 things that could help keep your skin young

43:31 Top nutrition skin myths

45:50 How important is it to apply sun protection?

46:36 How does stress impact our skin?

48:38 Questions for Jonathan

54:57 Summary & Outro

Mentioned in today’s episode:

Justine shares more in-depth skincare and acne information at drjustinekluk.com and as @drjustinekluk on Instagram

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Episode transcripts are available here.

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ZOE Science & Nutrition

What is the role of the skin microbiome in health?

Quick Fire questions?

What does skin do?

Why is the skin so important?

Is there a correlation between aging skin and health?

What is the skin microbiome?

Is exposure to the natural environment beneficial for children?

Can we change the skin microbiome?

Would an oral or topical probiotic help improve our skin microbiome?

What can we do to help support the skin barrier?

Can overwashing/scrubbing disturb your skin?

Why does acne matter?

Is acne just found in teenagers?

What effect does menopause have on your skin?

What impact does diet have on acne?

Are diets with high glycemic content bad for acne?

What is happening to create the effects of acne?

Is there a connection between our gut health and skin health?

Practical advice for people with acne

Diet tips to help support healthy skin

How has the ZOE diet gone down in Jonathan and Justine's household?

How can the ZOE diet help with day-to-day cooking habits?

What causes skin aging?

What can we do to slow down skin aging?

Do collagen supplements work to keep your skin youthful?

How can retinol help your skin?

3 things that could help keep your skin young

Top nutrition skin myths

How important is it to apply sun protection?

How does stress impact our skin?

Questions for Jonathan

Summary & Outro

Shownotes Transcript

Skin aging and acne: What you should do