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S6 EP32: Men's Skincare Made Simple w/ Jackfir Founder Charlie Razook

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MOMS ON CALL
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Apr 29, 2026
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Summary

This week on the Moms on Call Podcast features an in-depth conversation with entrepreneur and leukemia survivor Charlie Razook, founder of Jackfir, a clean, non-toxic men’s skincare brand inspired by his cancer journey and concern about environmental toxins. Razook describes how his diagnosis and multi-year treatment reshaped his view of health, leading him into “clean living” and revealing a gap in the market for effective, low-toxicity skincare tailored to men who might resist using traditionally “feminine” products. For listeners facing hard seasons, Razook describes coping strategies such as holding onto hope for future plans, making lists of goals, using low-effort entertainment when reading is difficult, and the restorative power of daily walks outdoors. The conversation reframes self-care as a prerequisite for being a better partner, parent, and friend rather than selfishness, using examples like quitting alcohol, choosing the gym or sleep over social obligations, and recognizing that saying “no” can ultimately improve how one shows up for others. To learn more about Jackfir and shop their products, visit Jackfir.com and use code “momsoncall30” for a special discount.