Why Most Skin Care Is A Scam

11 May 2025 · 1 min
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In this segment Sam Parr interviews a guest (Speaker A) who argues that the majority of over‑the‑counter anti‑aging skincare products are ineffective and essentially a scam. The guest claims that only peptide‑based formulations, such as those from OneSkin, and a few niche compounds like methylene blue have any real benefit. He dismisses cheap Amazon‑type creams that rely on ingredients like jojoba oil as useless. The conversation then shifts to sunscreen, where the guest asserts that many U.S. sunscreens contain carcinogenic chemicals—specifically oxybenzone—that are banned in the EU, questioning the safety of daily sunscreen use for children.

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