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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2026 · 39 MIN

Skin Boosters Gone Wrong: How a Beauty Nightmare Inspired a Skincare Brand | Sara Douglas

from Well Done with Kat Vong · host Kat Vong

EP 56. Imagine going in for a routine skincare treatment and leaving with a severe reaction; this is what happened to Sara Douglas, founder of the regenerative skincare line Cellure, and co-founder of Vitaclean, an innovative shower head brand. In this episode of Well Done, Sara describes her experience trying a skin booster treatment that made her question the safety of newer cosmetic procedures. From there, she set out to create her own line of skincare, Cellure. In this conversation, we also dive into peptides, growth factors, regenerative skincare, and what consumers should know before jumping on the latest beauty trend. If you've ever considered skin boosters, this conversation is for you.In this episode:What skin boosters are and how they're different from Botox and dermal fillers The cosmetic procedure nightmare that led Sara to create Cellure  The little-known side effect that can turn your under-eye area a visible shade of blueThe risks of newer injectable beauty treatments and why every procedure deserves careful consideration Why peptides, growth factors, and regenerative skincare are gaining so much attention What to look for when shopping for peptide skincare products  Sara's biggest lessons from building both VitaClean and Cellure Resources: Learn more about Cellure: www.cellure.coUse code WELLDONE15 for 15% off your Cellure order  Follow Cellure on Instagram: @cellurelabs Learn more about VitaClean: www.vitacleanhq.comGuest BioSara Douglas is the founder of Cellure Skincare and co-founder of VitaClean, an innovative filtered shower head brand. After a cosmetic skin booster treatment left her with a severe reaction, Sara immersed herself in the science of skin repair and regenerative skincare, leading her to develop Cellure, a skincare line built around peptides, growth factors, and evidence-based ingredients designed to support the skin's natural repair processes. Support the showJOIN MY EMAIL LISTLiked this episode? Share with a friend or leave a comment or review!Follow the show: https://www.instagram.com/thewelldonepod/Follow me, your host: https://www.instagram.com/iamkatvong/Have a topic suggestion or want to nominate a guest? Email:[email protected]

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EP 56. Imagine going in for a routine skincare treatment and leaving with a severe reaction; this is what happened to Sara Douglas, founder of the regenerative skincare line Cellure, and co-founder of Vitaclean, an innovative shower head brand. In this episode of Well Done, Sara describes her experience trying a skin booster treatment that made her question the safety of newer cosmetic procedures. From there, she set out to create her own line of skincare, Cellure. In this conversation, we al...

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