In this episode of Well, That’s Awkward, Rachel Branson and Susan Osman dive into the evolving world of skincare — from teenage experiments and so-called miracle creams to luxury serums, late-night impulse buys, and the rise of non-invasive treatments promising to turn back time.

With their signature honesty and humour, Rachel and Susan reflect on what they’ve tried, what worked, and what definitely didn’t. They explore the realities of sun damage, changing hormones, and the lessons learned from years of trial and error. Along the way, they ask an important question: what would they tell their younger selves if they could go back?

Spoiler alert — wear the SPF, step away from the tanning, and don’t believe every magazine promise.

This episode is a candid and relatable conversation about ageing, self-care, and learning that skincare isn’t just about looking younger — it’s about caring for the skin you live in every day.

So whether you're a skincare minimalist, a treatment devotee, or wondering if one more serum will finally change everything… this episode is for you.

In this episode, we discuss:

• How skincare routines evolve over time
• The impact of sun exposure and hormonal changes
• Non-invasive treatments: what works and what doesn’t
• Beauty myths, regrets, and honest confessions
• The importance of SPF and preventative care
• Skincare as an act of wellbeing and self-care

🎙️ Well, That’s Awkward is the podcast where we have the conversations you usually save for close friends — honest, insightful, and occasionally a little uncomfortable.

Stay tuned — new episodes every week.

It’s midlife, unfiltered — with a side of laughter, mocktails, and mild oversharing.

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