The Skin Pause

Glowing Through It with a Very Peri Dermatologist Hosted by Dr. Corinne Erickson, a Board-Certified Dermatologist and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner, navigating perimenopause alongside her patients and helping women learn, laugh, and glow through every phase.

The Skin Pause is a health podcast hosted by Dr. Corinne Erickson, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Kari Gran: Clean Beauty, Midlife Skin, and the Truth About Oil-Based Skincare

  Apr 7, 202633 minS0

  <p>What does “clean beauty” really mean, and is it enough for midlife skin?</p><p>In this episode of The Skin Pause, I sit down with Kari Gran, founder of Kari Gran, to explore the philosophy behind green beauty, the power of oil-based skincare, and how to think about skincare in a more intentional way, especially in your 40s and beyond.</p><p>If you’ve ever looked at your skincare routine and wondered why it suddenly stopped working, this conversation connects the dots between evolving skin biology and the products we choose to use.</p><p>Kari shares how he...

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  Kari Gran: Clean Beauty, Midlife Skin, and the Truth About Oil-Based Skincare

  Apr 7, 202633 min

  What does “clean beauty” really mean, and is it enough for midlife skin? In this episode of The Skin Pause , I sit down with Kari Gran, founder of Kari Gran, to explore the philosophy behind green beauty, the power of oil-based skincare, and how to think about skincare in a more intentional way, especially in your 40s and beyond. If you’ve ever looked at your skincare routine and wondered why it suddenly stopped working, this conversation connects the dots between evolving skin biology and the products we choose to use. Kari shares how her personal experience with dry, hormonally changing skin, and autoimmune conditions, led her to build a line rooted in simplicity, barrier support, and sensory experience. We dive into the science and nuance of plant oils, the importance of formulation (not DIY), and how to approach skincare in a way that prioritizes health over perfection. At the same time, we explore where clean beauty fits into a broader skincare strategy, and how to thoughtfully incorporate clinically proven actives like vitamin C, peptides, and retinoids alongside oil-based products. This is a grounded, practical conversation about building a routine that aligns with your values and delivers real results. Instagram: @karigranskin Enjoy 15% off Dr. Erickson's recommended peri/menopause skincare with code PAUSE15 Instagram: @theskinpause & @drcorinneerickson Website: theskinpause.com

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  What K-Beauty Teaches Us About Midlife Skin

  Mar 31, 202622 minS0

  <p>K-beauty has taken the global skincare world by storm—and for good reason.</p><p>From glass skin to multi-step routines, it offers a refreshing, thoughtful approach to caring for the skin. But what truly sets K-beauty apart isn’t just the products—it’s the philosophy behind them.</p><p>In this episode, I share what I learned exploring K-beauty firsthand in South Korea—from walking the aisles of Olive Young to seeing how deeply skincare is integrated into daily life—and how we can thoughtfully apply those principles to midlife skin.</p><p>We’ll talk about what K-beauty...

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  What K-Beauty Teaches Us About Midlife Skin

  Mar 31, 202622 min

  K-beauty has taken the global skincare world by storm—and for good reason. From glass skin to multi-step routines, it offers a refreshing, thoughtful approach to caring for the skin. But what truly sets K-beauty apart isn’t just the products—it’s the philosophy behind them. In this episode, I share what I learned exploring K-beauty firsthand in South Korea—from walking the aisles of Olive Young to seeing how deeply skincare is integrated into daily life—and how we can thoughtfully apply those principles to midlife skin. We’ll talk about what K-beauty gets right, where it may need to be adapted, and how to build a routine that supports your skin’s function, not just its appearance. Because in midlife, skincare isn’t just about glow. It’s about supporting your skin as a vital, living organ. What You’ll Learn Why K-beauty is rooted in philosophy—not just products The power of prevention, consistency, and daily care What the skin barrier actually is—and how to support it Why hydration and barrier repair matter more than ever How to thoughtfully incorporate K-beauty into a midlife routine Ingredients K-beauty does especially well What may need to be added for midlife skin (actives + hormones) The difference between “glass skin” and truly healthy skin Enjoy 15% off Dr. Erickson's recommended peri/menopause skincare with code PAUSE15 Instagram: @theskinpause & @drcorinneerickson Website: theskinpause.com

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  Matt Hyams: When Perimenopause Goes Viral

  Mar 24, 202625 minS0

  <p>Perimenopause is finally being talked about—but not always with humor.</p><p>In this episode, I sit down with comedian and content creator Matt Hyams, whose viral videos impersonating his perimenopausal wife have struck a nerve with millions of women (and quite a few men). What started as a single Instagram video quickly became a cultural moment, with women flooding the comments saying, “I am her.”</p><p>So what is it about these videos that resonates so deeply?</p><p>Is it the humor?<br/> The validation?<br/> Or the rare glimpse into how partners experience the hormonal...

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