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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2026 · 25 MIN

Ep.63 Well to Do podcast, ‘Shapewear’ for Men, with Luke Hanvey from Tusq

from Well To Do · host Andi Lew

There’s a new confidence crisis and that’s about how men feel about themselves. For decades, the beauty industry has been focused around women. Now, CEO and founder of Tusq, Luke Hanvey has found a gap in the market for men struggling to feel good about themselves as they are on their weight-loss journey or just embracing their organic masculine self. A healthy body looks different on every person. Think of this like compression wear that changes your posture and gives you that confidence like all the animals in the animal kingdom with tusks have. Luke also tells us that there were times where he didn’t feel so good about himself and from the trolls online to the life-changing stories from customers, this show is an eye-opener for all males who have wanted to look and feel better without surgery or drastic dieting. Wellness expert, and host; Andi Lew advocates this as people who have lost weight usually have saggy skin as well and “this is affordable and safe” she says. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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