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Welcome to the Tropic Podcast – where beauty, wellbeing and purpose come together. Born from a belief that beauty should feel good and do good, Tropic combines the power of tropical botanicals with advanced, results-driven science to create freshly made beauty that makes a difference. Join us as we go beyond the products to explore the ideas, people and stories that inspire us – from skincare and wellbeing to entrepreneurship, sustainability, community and creating positive change. Expect honest conversations, expert insights and plenty of inspiration for looking good, feeling good and doing good. Tropic – beauty, better shared.
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Alison Hammond was using Tropic skincare long before she became a partner. Now she sits down with founder Susie Ma to unpack it all – skincare myths, genetics, ageing, microplastics, and life after Big Brother. In this episode: ✨ What your skin actually needs ✨ Habits doing more harm than good ✨ Why less is often more ✨ How genetics and skin tone change your routine ✨ The truth about microplastics ✨ Skin changes with age and how to work with it ✨ Alison's own skin journey Come for Alison and Susie, leave knowing a lot more about your skin. 🌱 👉 Subscribe for more from Tropic 👉 Shop the Alison's Edit: https://tropic.com/pages/tropic-x-alison-hammond-partnership 👉 Follow Susie on Instagram: @susiematropic 👉 Follow Tropic on Instagram: @tropicskincare
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