Lisa Harris is a skin health expert, bio-energetic skin specialist and pioneer in non-toxic beauty, with more than 30 years of experience exploring what it really takes to achieve healthy, resilient skin. As Founder and CEO of Lisa Harris Skin Science, she brings together advanced skincare technology, biotechnology and holistic therapies to challenge conventional beauty thinking and help people understand their skin beyond the surface.
With a background spanning beauty and holistic therapies, medical aesthetics, sports therapy, aromatherapy, reflexology, kinesiology and laser technology, Lisa has developed an integrative approach to skin health that considers the relationship between skin, lifestyle, wellbeing and the ageing process. Her experience also includes working with global teams at Johnson & Johnson and RoC Skincare, giving her valuable insight into the skincare industry, product development and the evolving science of skin rejuvenation.
Lisa specialises in non-invasive skin treatments and advanced technologies, including radiofrequency, electroporation, LED light therapy and oxygen facials. Her work combines innovative treatment approaches with a strong belief that effective skincare should be personalised, evidence-informed and focused on long-term skin health rather than short-lived beauty trends.
A passionate educator and outspoken voice on the pressures of modern beauty culture, Lisa challenges unrealistic ideals such as “glass skin” and questions the growing normalisation of cosmetic procedures at increasingly younger ages. She advocates for a more informed, thoughtful approach to skincare-one that empowers people to understand ingredients, make confident choices and feel good in their skin without chasing perfection.
Lisa is a compelling voice for podcasts exploring skincare science, non-toxic beauty, healthy ageing, cosmetic treatments, confidence and the influence of social media on body image. She brings decades of hands-on experience, an independent perspective and a practical, engaging approach to conversations about what healthy skin really means-and why it starts with looking beyond appearances.