Episode · July 22, 2026
S04E29. The Real Reason Your Acne Isn’t Clearing (Even Though You’re Doing Everything)
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S04E029. The Real Reason Your Acne Isn’t Clearing (Even Though You’re Doing Everything)
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If you feel like you’re doing all the right things for your skin and you’re still stuck, this one is going to feel like a deep exhale. You don’t need another product, another protocol, or another influencer’s morning routine.
In this episode of Keep It Clear, we get honest about why “doing all the things” is usually the thing keeping people stuck, and why the acne foundations most people skip (or do in the wrong order) are the real starting line. They get into the difference between being educated and being accurate, why your body has a built-in order it needs to follow, and why your skin is actually the last thing to change. Hit play below or keep reading for a sneak peek inside.
In This Episode We Cover:
- Why “I’m already doing all of this” is the most common thing they hear, and what’s really going on
- The under-eating pattern Katie caught in her own week (and the 90-minute nap that gave it away)
- Why the order you add things in matters more than how much you add
- The non-skin wins to track when your face hasn’t changed yet
- Cris’s “lifestyle stacks” trap and why stacking more rarely works
Resources & Links Mentioned:
- Clearer Skin in 30 Days — the first four weeks of foundations Katie walks private clients through
- The HTMA Testing Package — for the “I eat all organic but I’m still depleted” pattern they mention
Let’s Connect:
- Follow Katie on Instagram: @katiestewartwellness
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