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EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 40 MIN

79. Summer Skin State of the Union: SPF, Sweat, and Keeping Your Skin Clear All Season

from Skin Talk Tuesday · host Pacific Touch NYC

Happy Tuesday, STT Fam! Summer is HERE, and we are calling in the era of sexy summer skin. On today's episode, Nichola breaks down everything you need to know to transition your routine into the warmer months... from editing down your winter hydration layers, to keeping your acne-fighting actives in rotation (yes, even when it's hot).We get into the great SPF debate (spoiler: acne-prone people, we need to talk), what a gel moisturizer actually does to your skin barrier, and why the whole "my skin is better in summer" thing is kind of a myth. Plus, Nichola's protocol for a long day in the sun, lycopene loading post-beach, and her thoughts on the baseball hat situation.We close it out with a rapid fire round covering SPF 30 vs 50, retinol in summer (the real answer), Lift and Glow vs Lighten and Brighten, mineral vs chemical, and more.PLUS... our Clear and Calm sheet masks are officially launching next week, June 2nd. You all are going to fall in LOVE! Tag us in your PT mask moments this summer. Let's make it a thing.

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