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EPISODE · Apr 22, 2026 · 10 MIN

Does Your Face Mist Actually Work? - Daily Dose 007

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Face mists are everywhere right now. But most of them are just water and fragrance in a fancy bottle. Today on Daily Dose a scientist breaks down what's actually happening when you spritz something on your skin, what ingredients make a face mist genuinely functional, and why bioavailability is the question the skincare industry hopes you never ask.Plus, the American Academy of Neurology just told patients to start bringing their smartwatch data to doctor's appointments, and we get into the actual science of venting. Turns out complaining can be good for you, BUT only if you're doing it right. Bottling things up is just as bad as the science says it is.Simple science, real news, no hype. Let’s go. 🍎Daily Dose is your daily hit of health, wellness & tech news; made simple. Hosted by Dr Vincent, your friendly neighbourhood scientist. Part of the Ask Dr Vincent universe on Substack.🔔 Subscribe so you never miss an episode📩 Weekly newsletter every Sunday at AskDrVincent.com 📺 LIVE on weekdays at 9am(ish)Hosted by Dr Vincent, your friendly neighbourhood scientist.This podcast is part of the Ask Dr Vincent on Substack.Let’s be mates! Get full access to Ask Dr Vincent at www.askdrvincent.com/subscribe

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