The Skincarma Pod | Episode 17: Sunscreen for Sensitive & Allergy-Prone Skin with Solara Suncare Founder Stephanie DiPisa

In this episode of the Skincarma Pod, Carmine welcomes Stephanie DePisa, founder of Solara Suncare, to discuss her journey in creating a clean, mineral-based sunscreen brand designed for sensitive skin. Stephanie shares her personal story as a mother whose children had adverse reactions to existing sunscreens, leading her to develop her own products. The conversation explores the challenges of building a brand from scratch, the importance and difficulties of innovation in the sunscreen industry, and the significance of listening to customer feedback. If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe, rate and/or leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify to help Carmine reach more interested listeners.Follow Solara Suncare on Instagram at @solarasuncare and discover your new favorite sunscreen at solarasuncare.com.Follow @skincarma on Instagram and on TikTok. Catch product reviews of Carmine’s top picks of the best skincare on the Skincarma blog.Product links:Solara Suncare Good Karma Energizing Body Oil Sunscreen SPF 30Solara Suncare Time Traveler Peptide Face Moisturizer SPF 30—Product reviews on the Skincarma Blog:Explore the Best Sunscreens for Face here.Explore the Best Retinol Face Creams and Serums here.Explore the Best Vitamin C Serums here.Explore the Best Niacinamide Serums here.Explore the Best Face Creams for Dry Skin here.Explore the Best Face Creams for Oily Skin here.The Skincarma Blog™ is written and curated by skinfluencer, skincare junkie and Brooklyn writer Carmine Montalto. With 25 years of expertise in beauty across every category, Carmine has helped build multiple consumer brands from the ground up. He’s named 100s of skincare, haircare & makeup products – some of which are probably in your bathroom cabinet right now! And, he’s tested 1,000s of products, the best of which can be found reviewed on his blog at skincarma.com.The Skincarma Blog® is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Skincarma® at skincarma.substack.com/subscribe