Mini-Ep 53: The Great Micellar Debate

Global Perspectives

The debate over the pronunciation of "micellar" water has sparked international interest, with listeners from various countries contributing their perspectives. Kate Spencer and Doree Shafrir share insights from a listener who explains that the term is an English translation of the French "au miselere," leading to different pronunciations based on language preference 1. This linguistic nuance has turned into a "real tomato, tomato situation," as Doree humorously notes 1.

You say micellar, I say mi soler. I mean, wow. Wow. I was not expecting that.

--- Doree Shafrir

The hosts appreciate the global engagement, highlighting responses from Australia and Germany, which underscore the topic's widespread appeal 2.

   

Final Thoughts

After much discussion, Kate and Doree reach a playful conclusion on the micellar water pronunciation debate. They acknowledge that both English and French pronunciations are valid, depending on one's linguistic background 1. This light-hearted resolution reflects their approach to self-care topics, where personal preference reigns supreme.

We've brought this to a close. So look, for now, you do you.

--- Kate Spencer

The hosts express gratitude for the listener engagement, noting the influx of emails and voicemails that contributed to this lively discussion 2.