There’s a new conversation happening in skincare, and it’s centered around NAD.

In this episode, I sit down with Melisse Shaban, founder of Aramore, to break down why NAD is becoming such a powerful conversation in beauty, wellness, and longevity, and what it actually means for your skin.

At a basic level, NAD is what fuels your cells, and as those levels start to decline, your skin doesn’t function the same way. It becomes weaker, slower to regenerate, and more prone to the visible signs of aging.

What makes this conversation different is the shift in thinking.

Instead of focusing only on treating the surface; fine lines, discoloration and texture, this approach is about supporting the skin at the cellular level, where aging actually begins.

We get into:

• Why NAD decline plays a major role in how your skin ages

• What’s really happening beneath the surface in your 30s and beyond

• The difference between traditional skincare and cellular-focused skincare

• Why topical NAD is gaining so much attention right now

• And how this fits into a broader, longevity-driven approach to skin health

This isn’t about replacing everything in your routine. It’s about adding something that works differently, something that helps your skin function better over time.

If you’ve been curious about NAD and why it’s everywhere right now, this episode connects the science to what you’ll actually see in the mirror.

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