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Kindness in a Bottle: Skin Health Philosophy of Beekman 1802
In this episode of the Beauty by Hugs podcast, host Iryna welcomes Brent Ridge, the co-founder of Beekman 1802, a unique skincare brand renowned for its commitment to skin health and kindness. Brent, a former VP of Healthy Living at Martha Stewart Omnimedia and a physician shares the journey of starting Beekman 1802 with his partner Josh Kilmer-Purcell on a 19th-century farm in Sharon Springs, New York.
Brent delves into the science behind Beekman 1802's products, emphasising their focus on barrier repair, inflammation control, and maintaining a balanced microbiome. He highlights the pivotal role of goat milk, which closely mimics human milk, in soothing sensitive skin and enhancing the skin’s natural microbiome. But what truly sets Beekman 1802 apart is its innovative use of biotechnology. This cutting-edge approach creates sustainable and effective skincare solutions, including the development of vegan goat milk, that are sure to pique your interest.
The conversation also explores the profound impact of kindness on skin health, touching on psychodermatology. But Beekman 1802 goes beyond skincare. The brand is dedicated to promoting mental wellness alongside physical health, a testament to their care for their customers. Brent explains how acts of kindness can trigger beneficial biochemical changes, contributing to overall skin health and longevity.
Join us to uncover the heartwarming and scientifically backed principles that make Beekman 1802 a standout in the skincare industry. It combines kindness and cutting-edge science to foster better ageing and well-being.
Tune in to learn more about Beekman 1802’s innovative approaches and Brent’s inspiring vision for the future of skincare.
In this episode of the Beauty by Hugs podcast, host Iryna welcomes Brent Ridge, the co-founder of Beekman 1802, a unique skincare brand renowned for its commitment to skin health and kindness. Brent, a former VP of Healthy Living at Martha Stewart Omnimedia and a physician shares the journey of starting Beekman 1802 with his partner Josh Kilmer-Purcell on a 19th-century farm in Sharon Springs, New York.
Brent delves into the science behind Beekman 1802's products, emphasising their focus on barrier repair, inflammation control, and maintaining a balanced microbiome. He highlights the pivotal role of goat milk, which closely mimics human milk, in soothing sensitive skin and enhancing the skin’s natural microbiome. But what truly sets Beekman 1802 apart is its innovative use of biotechnology. This cutting-edge approach creates sustainable and effective skincare solutions, including the development of vegan goat milk, that are sure to pique your interest.
The conversation also explores the profound impact of kindness on skin health, touching on psychodermatology. But Beekman 1802 goes beyond skincare. The brand is dedicated to promoting mental wellness alongside physical health, a testament to their care for their customers. Brent explains how acts of kindness can trigger beneficial biochemical changes, contributing to overall skin health and longevity.
Join us to uncover the heartwarming and scientifically backed principles that make Beekman 1802 a standout in the skincare industry. It combines kindness and cutting-edge science to foster better ageing and well-being.
Tune in to learn more about Beekman 1802’s innovative approaches and Brent’s inspiring vision for the future of skincare.