Ever felt the wrath of a skin reaction from a seemingly innocent beauty product or struggled to find skincare that doesn't irritate your sensitive skin? Our guest for this episode, Dr. Carina Woodruff, a board-certified dermatologist and allergy specialist, may just have the solution you're looking for. Dr. Woodruff, a co-founder of the skincare line Vetted, takes us through her journey from her personal experience with scoliosis to her passion for dermatology and allergy testing. We delve into the often overlooked topic of contact dermatitis, and the importance of patch testing before using products. This episode is not merely about highlighting the challenges, but also about presenting solutions. Dr. Carina Woodruff, along with her colleagues Dr. Bottle and Dr. Fox, have taken the challenge head-on to provide high-performance skincare products for people with allergies. Their creation, Vetted, is a skincare brand that combines scientific research with beauty innovation, placing a strong emphasis on hypoallergenic, non-medicinal products that still deliver a high-quality beauty experience. We discuss the concept of "clean beauty" and how it's not just a marketing ploy but a science-backed approach to skincare.Moreover, we also touch upon the significance of hair care and the potential adverse reactions from using powerful surfactants in combination with sensitizers in products. Dr. Woodruff shares her personal experience of switching shampoos, witnessing a noticeable difference in her acne, and how her new skincare brand, Better Derm Lab, aims to help those with sensitive skin, eczema, or other skin conditions. Join us for this enlightening and resourceful episode as we explore the intersection of dermatology, skincare, and the science of allergies.Support the showFollow The Show On All Socials Using The Tag @skincareanarchy