• 131. Protecting Your Skin the Clean Way: Jamie Ortiz Talks Mineral Sunscreen

  • Feb 18 2025
  • Length: 20 mins
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131. Protecting Your Skin the Clean Way: Jamie Ortiz Talks Mineral Sunscreen

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  • In this episode, Kat is chatting with Jamie Ortiz, founder of Espieve, an esthetician approved mineral sunscreen brand. Jamie shares how motherhood and her 20+ years of experience as an esthetician inspired her to create a better mineral sunscreen. They also discuss how mineral sunscreens work, the importance of clean ingredients for your skin and the planet and why she steers clear of aerosol sprays. Jamie also offers her best tips for skincare and living a clean & environmentally conscious lifestyle.

    Key Takeaways

    1. Why mineral sunscreens are better for your skin and the planet.

    2. What it takes to develop a clean sunscreen product.

    3. Why Jamie steers clear of aerosol sprays and opted for a spray bottle format instead.

    4. How mineral sunscreens work to protect the skin

    5. Jamie’s number one preventative skincare tip

    Want more from this conversation? Come join Jamie and Kat live at the Clean Living Experience in LA in March.

    Learn more about the Clean Living Experience⁠HERE⁠. Shop Espieve HERE.

    Connect with Espieve on Instagram.

    Connect with Glo Eco⁠HERE⁠.

    Follow the Clean Living Show⁠ ⁠HERE⁠⁠.
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