Caroline is so authentic and its why people love her. She knows she gets paid for mentioning brands and she doesn’t shy away or pretend she doesn’t. Like she says, you couldn't pay her enough money to recommend something she doesn’t believe in. Such a unique gem in a world where everyone wants to be the same ❤
You’re so gullible. Caroline is actually very unpopular in the skincare world, hence she’s here doing a small time podcast for free while other skincare gurus are being paid to be on big time TV shows and in reputable magazines. She promotes anything and everything she gets enough buck for. Her blog shut down because it was getting less and less readers to the point it wasn’t worth writing anymore. No reliable media sources are promoting her skincare, like Vogue promoting Vive for example. It’s just her and the outlets who sell the brand. If you knew enough about skincare, you would know her advice is tailored to whatever she’s promoting at the time. Check out the ingredients in Pixi Glow’s products that she was raving about and please try an attempt to tell me how good they are 😂😂. She’s a washed up, controversial nobody in the industry. The biggest irony is her skin. How anyone can look at her skin and then accept advice off her, on skin really baffles me. Her skin is terrible. She doesn’t even know how to utilise procedures to her best ability. Her eyebrows are so far across her forehead, she fails to get botox at the correct interval times. Her forhead is smooth due to botox whereas the rest of her face is sagging, wrinkling and severely textured. It looks so odd. She needs less botox to give more symmetry to her face’s texture and look. If you want genuine skincare advice, follow and actual dermatologist like Dr Anjali Mahto. Influencers like Caroline are fame hungry rather than genuinely passionate about what they influence. She said it herself, she tried to be a name online by being a family content creator but changed to skincare because her children didn’t want to be shared. She has no qualifications or higher education in dermatology. She is literally just on social media to make money and gain fame but people have seen through her, even very early on. She’s hardly successful, don’t be fooled by influencers like her.
why after every answer from gorgeous Caroline does this girl start talking about herself, I counted 5 times and then couldn't bare it anymore. Also I loved when she was like oh Im gonna use this to get very expensive advice for myself. Caroline was like 'aaaah yeah great'
I cannot express how much I loved this. Hirons is a rockstar. PS: also someone who developed acne in my early 20s (thanks to a stressful corporate job) even though I never had acne as a teenager.
You start with a healthy lifestyle: feed your body with nutrition food, avoid junk food, move your body daily. The best skincare is not a product, it’s a lifestyle 😊 Then you add face massage and face yoga with a simple and non toxic skincare routine ❤
I had acne when I was a teen and it really affected me and I didn't really have the proper products to treat it at the time, I wish I had seen a facialist or derm. My friend was always blowing me off when I told her how much it affected me, but then years later when she got acne herself she actually apologised to me because she realised how hard it is.
Ironically the worst time I had with my skin started with a bad facial, she did some extractions and drove an infection deep into my skin, I had one spot that lasted years and I went on multiple antibiotics ect. I wish I had just gotten on some good products and left it at that. I did have a nice facial later that was nice and I have nothing against facialists but I got pretty unlucky.
Kate sommerville delikate moisturiser, Kate sommerville goat milk cleanser, votary super seed oil....all unfragranced...kiehls avocado eye cream......try these for calm lush skin...😊
There's a shortage of dermatologists because there aren't enough training positions. It's not the fault of the existing dermatologists who are just "selfish" and don't want to work for the NHS. They've done 5 years of med school, 2 years of being a junior doctor (where you're literally saving lives for the same pay as stacking shelves in a supermarket), and then compete for an insanely small number of Derm training positions. Then at least 7 years of training to become a consultant dermatologist . Throughout this there are loads of exams alongside working long hours which get tougher and tougher. I'd say they deserve to go private and make as much money as they like. They've given over a decade to the NHS on pretty sh*t pay!
@grace could you please confirm what the body shop product is, that you list in your desert island list? I cant really figure out what product you're talking about 😔
I feel like this was a real missed opportunity. There seems to have been little to no research done in advance on Caroline & her history. The questions were incredibly basic & it played more as Grace telling Caroline about HER background, platforms & beliefs!! Completely tone deaf when it came to money & motivations. I loved it when Caroline said "well I needed the money. We had kids!" Yet still Grace doesn't take that subtle hint. Caroline is incredibly well respected because she grafted for years without any of the glamour or security. Really disjointed & disappointing interview.
I agree. Caroline H is extremely experienced and so respected within her profession. An interview with someone like her deserves very good research, very good , through preparation and exceptional interviewing skills. CH can improvise, but Grace is not experienced enough to do that. She asked abut acne 3-4 times while still half-way through the conversation. CH wouldn't give a straight answer because she is a professional and knows better than that. But she wanted a product. This was boring me. Grace also looked rather haazed. Interviewing is an art. Very few people do it right.
you look so bored throughout the interview, resting your head, looking away. That’s not what good interviewers do😬 you can tell you’re only doing this for views.
Considering her age, the amount of specialist products she uses, her use of fillers/botox etc...her skin really doesn't look that good. I would expect a skincare 'expert' to have more youthful skin than their age.
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Caroline is so authentic and its why people love her. She knows she gets paid for mentioning brands and she doesn’t shy away or pretend she doesn’t. Like she says, you couldn't pay her enough money to recommend something she doesn’t believe in. Such a unique gem in a world where everyone wants to be the same ❤
You’re so gullible. Caroline is actually very unpopular in the skincare world, hence she’s here doing a small time podcast for free while other skincare gurus are being paid to be on big time TV shows and in reputable magazines. She promotes anything and everything she gets enough buck for. Her blog shut down because it was getting less and less readers to the point it wasn’t worth writing anymore. No reliable media sources are promoting her skincare, like Vogue promoting Vive for example. It’s just her and the outlets who sell the brand. If you knew enough about skincare, you would know her advice is tailored to whatever she’s promoting at the time. Check out the ingredients in Pixi Glow’s products that she was raving about and please try an attempt to tell me how good they are 😂😂. She’s a washed up, controversial nobody in the industry. The biggest irony is her skin. How anyone can look at her skin and then accept advice off her, on skin really baffles me. Her skin is terrible. She doesn’t even know how to utilise procedures to her best ability. Her eyebrows are so far across her forehead, she fails to get botox at the correct interval times. Her forhead is smooth due to botox whereas the rest of her face is sagging, wrinkling and severely textured. It looks so odd. She needs less botox to give more symmetry to her face’s texture and look. If you want genuine skincare advice, follow and actual dermatologist like Dr Anjali Mahto. Influencers like Caroline are fame hungry rather than genuinely passionate about what they influence. She said it herself, she tried to be a name online by being a family content creator but changed to skincare because her children didn’t want to be shared. She has no qualifications or higher education in dermatology. She is literally just on social media to make money and gain fame but people have seen through her, even very early on. She’s hardly successful, don’t be fooled by influencers like her.
I've never been this invested in a podcast/video. So interesting, great questions, and two women who I respect.
Loved how engaging you kept this, you could tell how carefully you were listening to Caroline! One of the best episodes so far, thank you Grace :) 💕💕
why after every answer from gorgeous Caroline does this girl start talking about herself, I counted 5 times and then couldn't bare it anymore. Also I loved when she was like oh Im gonna use this to get very expensive advice for myself. Caroline was like 'aaaah yeah great'
would love some sort of makeup and hair versions of this xx
Fascinating about the damage of smoking and vaping can do to the skin! 49:35
I looooove Caroline!! Thanks for sitting down with her
Grace, Caroline’s book(Skincare) is a really good resource to have on hand.
I cannot express how much I loved this. Hirons is a rockstar. PS: also someone who developed acne in my early 20s (thanks to a stressful corporate job) even though I never had acne as a teenager.
WE LOVE THIS COLLAB
Yay! We're so pleased you love our Daily Doser Grace 🙌🏝💛
Really enjoyed this! I can’t believe Caroline was able to actually select only 5 (or 6) products 😂
What I don’t understand is how after 4+ years of following CH I haven’t yet purchased a EH balm…. 🤦🏼♀️
You start with a healthy lifestyle: feed your body with nutrition food, avoid junk food, move your body daily. The best skincare is not a product, it’s a lifestyle 😊 Then you add face massage and face yoga with a simple and non toxic skincare routine ❤
Caroline is our Queen 👸..love her ❤
Love Caroline, this was great
Grace can you please divide your podcast up into labelled segments on ytb very easy to do and means we can skip to bits that are most important to us
i have added chapters !!!
Amazing thank you@@Grace-Beverley
I have immediately bought two of her holy grail recommendations! The woman is an icon ❤
I love this episode!!!
Love Caroline!
Love Caroline! ❤
I had acne when I was a teen and it really affected me and I didn't really have the proper products to treat it at the time, I wish I had seen a facialist or derm. My friend was always blowing me off when I told her how much it affected me, but then years later when she got acne herself she actually apologised to me because she realised how hard it is.
Ironically the worst time I had with my skin started with a bad facial, she did some extractions and drove an infection deep into my skin, I had one spot that lasted years and I went on multiple antibiotics ect. I wish I had just gotten on some good products and left it at that. I did have a nice facial later that was nice and I have nothing against facialists but I got pretty unlucky.
I struggle with my skin so much, thank you for this video, so helpful 🥰
If you can, get Caroline Hirons' book. It is fabulous!!
@@megs_holland thank you, I will order it now 🥰
Love your podcasts! But timestamps would be extremely helpful if this is possible 🫶🏻🤗
Loved this thank you!! Xx
Love listening to this while cooking but the sound quality is really bad - even connected to my speaker on full volume it's soooo quiet :(
Kate sommerville delikate moisturiser, Kate sommerville goat milk cleanser, votary super seed oil....all unfragranced...kiehls avocado eye cream......try these for calm lush skin...😊
So good!!
Hi Caroline loving your videos skincare 😊 xx
Thanks Grace .. good job. Xx
Caroline…our 👸
Roline mentions an app, what is name of it please?
I always wondered why I gravitated to CH I know now x.
Yessss Caroline! ❤
There's a shortage of dermatologists because there aren't enough training positions. It's not the fault of the existing dermatologists who are just "selfish" and don't want to work for the NHS. They've done 5 years of med school, 2 years of being a junior doctor (where you're literally saving lives for the same pay as stacking shelves in a supermarket), and then compete for an insanely small number of Derm training positions. Then at least 7 years of training to become a consultant dermatologist . Throughout this there are loads of exams alongside working long hours which get tougher and tougher. I'd say they deserve to go private and make as much money as they like. They've given over a decade to the NHS on pretty sh*t pay!
@grace could you please confirm what the body shop product is, that you list in your desert island list? I cant really figure out what product you're talking about 😔
I think it’s the body shop spf - it’s called skin defence multi-protection light essence spf 50 PA+++
Great discussions but I feel like the questions asked weren’t very structured
I feel like this was a real missed opportunity. There seems to have been little to no research done in advance on Caroline & her history. The questions were incredibly basic & it played more as Grace telling Caroline about HER background, platforms & beliefs!! Completely tone deaf when it came to money & motivations. I loved it when Caroline said "well I needed the money. We had kids!" Yet still Grace doesn't take that subtle hint. Caroline is incredibly well respected because she grafted for years without any of the glamour or security.
Really disjointed & disappointing interview.
Agreed
I agree. Caroline H is extremely experienced and so respected within her profession. An interview with someone like her deserves very good research, very good , through preparation and exceptional interviewing skills. CH can improvise, but Grace is not experienced enough to do that. She asked abut acne 3-4 times while still half-way through the conversation. CH wouldn't give a straight answer because she is a professional and knows better than that. But she wanted a product. This was boring me. Grace also looked rather haazed. Interviewing is an art. Very few people do it right.
Caroiline has a point of view. And she’s funny. I don’t agree with her on everything (e.g. some of her her non skincare POVs), but I respect her 💯
Whats the app called that she is talking about at 38 mins in?
The Skin Rocks I think. I looked it up on her instagram
SkinRocks
skincare web designer here! (:
This was heavy on Caroline praising herself and criticizing others, and thin on actual skincare advice.
Sorry for saying this but I find this woman Caroline full of herself and bit arrogant 😬
Agreed ... and her skin looks like leather.
Agreed…also the skin rocks line is way overpriced for what it is !!
I find CH arrogant,she’s trying to pull the wool over everyone’s eyes!🤷🏼♀️
Oh boy if she can stop saying really really so much I couldn’t watch it
Pleaseeee…..you are interviewing someone else…..please stop talking so much!
She is talking so much about herself….not professional at all.
you look so bored throughout the interview, resting your head, looking away. That’s not what good interviewers do😬
you can tell you’re only doing this for views.
let a girl rest her head ???
@@LannaSmith it looks unprofessional
Caroline is our Queen 👸 love her ❤
Expert LOL ok
Considering her age, the amount of specialist products she uses, her use of fillers/botox etc...her skin really doesn't look that good. I would expect a skincare 'expert' to have more youthful skin than their age.
Shes had work done too!!!!!
Glad someone else said this!
You have to remember that a lot of women her age ( somethkng she has admitted to) went out in the sun a lot. Genetics also plays a role