Young Goose

10/21/2026

The most effective anti-aging step is the one you do every morning.

Bio-Shield SPF 40 is 100% mineral and broad spectrum, with a sheer natural tint and no white cast. It’s daily protection that keeps up with everything else in your routine
your skin’s future self says thank you.

Save this for your next morning routine 🤍

10/21/2026

Most skincare routines only ever move in one direction: longer.
A new serum here. A new cream there. But very few people stop to ask whether the priorities
still match what their skin is doing.
At 25, most visible aging is coming from the outside. After 30, the skin’s capacity to repair starts
to decline. By 40, the limiting factor is often how quickly skin recovers.
Same skin. Very different jobs.
And your birthday is only part of it. If your skin is aging ahead of your age, or perimenopause
starts early, your routine should move up a stage with it.
In our latest Biohacking Beauty Class, we get into:
✅ What to prioritize in your 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s plus.
✅ When to move up a stage, whatever your age.
✅ Why a shorter routine done daily beats a longer one done on weekends.
Episode 276. Skincare Routine by Age: The Science-Backed Protocol for Your 20s, 30s,
40s and 50s

10/20/2026

What makes our sunscreen so special? ☀️

There’s a lot more to protecting your skin than just blocking UV rays.

In this Q&A, we talk about what makes Bio Shield different, how it helps protect against everyday environmental stressors, and why its 100% mineral formula is gentle enough for sensitive skin.

Watch to find out what makes it one of our favorites.

10/20/2026

Aging skin is not only influenced by what you put on it.

Sleep, nutrition, inflammation, recovery, and the nutrients available to build and repair tissue can all eventually become visible in the skin.

That is why spending more on topical products does not automatically mean you are doing more for skin longevity.

In this episode of Biohacking Beauty, we sit down with Dave Asprey to look beyond the usual anti-aging routine and get into the internal and external tools being used to change how we age.

We also talk about:
✅ What to get right before trying more advanced anti-aging biohacks.
✅ Why some changes in the face may require a different kind of intervention.
✅ Where P******, collagen, GLP-1s, stem cells, and cosmetic procedures fit.

275. Dave Asprey: The Uncomfortable Conversation About Aging Naturally vs.
Biohacking

10/19/2026

You can invest in the best brightening products, but without consistent SPF, pigmentation will keep coming back. ☀️

Treating melasma isn’t about doing more. It’s about protecting your skin, minimizing inflammation, and staying consistent.

Protect daily. Treat gently. Recover often.

10/16/2026

Bio-Shield SPF 40 is back in stock.

This 100% mineral SPF 40 pairs sphered zinc oxide with ectoin and Lipochroman-6 for protection that extends beyond UVA and UVB.

The formula also helps defend against blue light, pollution, and oxidative stress while supporting hydrated, comfortable skin. Lightweight and breathable, it blends seamlessly across skin tones and layers easily under makeup.

Shop Bio-Shield SPF 40 at YoungGoose.com.

10/15/2026

10/13/2026

Your skin needs energy to function.

Mitochondria produce the energy skin cells use to maintain the barrier, produce collagen, respond to stress, and renew. As they become less efficient over time, those essential processes can begin to slow.

C.A.R.E. was formulated to support the source. Methylene Blue, Liposomal Creatine, NAD+ APEX™, COQ10, Ergothioneine, and Copper Tripeptide-1 provide complementary support across the mitochondrial pathway.

But this work goes beyond skincare. Young Goose donates $1 from every C.A.R.E. purchase to Countdown | Energy is everything. to support mitochondrial research and education. Support your skin. Advance the science.

10/12/2026

We have reached the point where seeing P****** on the front of a bottle can make a product sound advanced before you know anything else about the formula.
But “does it contain P*******?” is probably the least useful question you can ask.
Which one? At what concentration? What is carrying it through the skin barrier? What else is sitting beside it in the formula? And does the brand have anything beyond the ingredient name to support the claim?
Two products can both advertise the exact same category of active and be completely different once you start asking those questions.
In our latest Biohacking Beauty Class, we get into:
✅ Which topical P******* have more evidence for visible skin benefits.
✅ What can affect whether they stay useful inside a formula.
✅ What to look for if fine lines and collagen support are your goal.