Holly Willoughby Together with Voy
Oct 21, 2026 · 33 min · 13 segments
Holly is joined by skincare expert Dr. Vanita Rattan to cut through the confusion of the beauty aisle. Vanita breaks down the active ingredients that actually work, what to look out for when shopping…
Holly WilloughbyHost
So specifically today, we're talking about Korean skincare because that seems to have taken off.
So the difference between Korean skincare and Western skincare is that Korean skincare, they start younger.
So it's prevention versus Western, which we tend to go in with harsher acids, stronger retinols to try and treat the problem, whether it's melasma, acne, whatever the issue is, which can also have its own consequences.
So for example, if you go in with retinol that's too harsh for your skin, you can get more flaking.
If you go in with an acid that's too strong for melasma, it can lead to more pigmentation.
If the color of your urine is a dark yellow, it means you're not drinking enough water.
And out of all the organs, your skin is the least important organ from the whole body.

So specifically today, we're talking about Korean skincare because that seems to have taken off.
So the difference between Korean skincare and Western skincare is that Korean skincare, they start younger.
So it's prevention versus Western, which we tend to go in with harsher acids, stronger retinols to try and treat the problem, whether it's melasma, acne, whatever the issue is, which can also have its own consequences.
So for example, if you go in with retinol that's too harsh for your skin, you can get more flaking.
If you go in with an acid that's too strong for melasma, it can lead to more pigmentation.
If the color of your urine is a dark yellow, it means you're not drinking enough water.
And out of all the organs, your skin is the least important organ from the whole body.
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