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Allure: The Science of Beauty

Jenny Bailly, Dianna Mazzone, Jessica Cruel

Booking Overview

An expert-led beauty and personal-care interview show focused on the science, health, history, and cultural meaning of skincare, haircare, cosmetics, and the body, with guests including scientists, medical experts, scholars, advocates, and occasional celebrities. Credible pitches include dermatologists, cosmetic chemists, beauty-industry researchers, fashion or cultural historians, and high-profile advocates with relevant lived experience; booking difficulty is medium because the show combines accessible specialists with prominent public figures.

Metrics

Episodes: 43

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Female

Location: USA

Instagram: 2.0M followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

letters@allure.com

audio_production@condenast.com

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Host

Jenny Bailly - Executive beauty director at Allure with expertise in beauty products, ingredients, and personal-care science.

Dianna Mazzone - Senior beauty editor at Allure covering beauty products, haircare, skincare, and related science.

Jessica Cruel - Editor in chief of Allure and host of the Perspectives series examining the cultural significance of breasts and topics shaping women’s lives.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Recognized dermatologists, cosmetic chemists, medical or personal-care scientists, fashion and cultural scholars, senior industry experts, and public figures or advocates with a substantive connection to beauty, health, or body-related topics.
Required Achievements:  
Senior scientific or medical leadership, Published books or established scholarship, Recognized expertise in beauty, fashion, or personal-care science, High public visibility or advocacy work tied to the discussion topic, Relevant lived experience with a compelling public perspective

Recent Guest Discussions

Ericka Hart - Body Image, Breast Cancer Survivorship, Sexuality, Pregnancy, And Queer And Trans Representation In Cancer Experiences.

Valerie Steele - Bras, Corsets, Shapewear, Fashion History, Body Ideals, And The Relationship Between Clothing And Sexuality.

Olivia Munn - Breast Cancer Risk Assessment, Postpartum Health, Breastfeeding, Body Image, And Cancer Treatment.

Anne Wagner - Hair Dye, Coloring Technology, Hair Chemistry, And Product Safety.

Rolanda Wilkerson - Scalp Health, Dandruff, Dryness, And Hair And Scalp Care.

Recent Topics

Skincare, Haircare, Cosmetics, Dermatology, Beauty

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Allure: The Science of Beauty
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GLP-1’s Are Making Breast Lifts More Popular Than Ever, According to Dr. Lisa Cassileth

September 22, 2026

Dr. Lisa Cassileth is a breast surgeon in Beverly Hills, which, according to her, means encountering “so many bad boob jobs.” But repairing someone else’s questionable handiwork happens to be one of Dr. Cassileth’s specialties, along with innovative reconstructions and other thoughtful surgical developments that prioritize positive patient outcomes and well-being. Dr. Cassileth was the first female chief of plastic surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and has started two practices of her ow...

Kink Helped Ericka Hart Reclaim Her Body After Cancer

September 15, 2026

Ericka Hart is in the next phase of her lifelong sex education. Starting as a curious and resourceful teenager, looking for answers to supplement her abstinence-only sex-ed class, Hart built on her knowledge when she was diagnosed, at 28, with breast cancer. Until her diagnosis, Hart had never really thought about her breasts. “They really felt like they were in service to other people,” she says. That changed post-treatment when she went topless at a music festival in 2016, publicly displayi...

Are Belly Bands and Weightlifting Belts Modern-Day Corsets? With Dr. Valerie Steele

September 09, 2026

You can’t talk about breasts without talking about bras. So Jessica Cruel, Allure’s editor in chief, went to the source: Dr. Valerie Steele, director and chief curator of the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. Dr. Steele is a pioneer in the field of fashion studies and that the clothes we wear–and what we wear underneath them–merit serious attention. She’s also the author of a book tracing the cultural history of the corset and how it influenced the development of...

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