MENOPAUSE

Menopause, also known as the climacteric or transitional phase, is a natural stage in a woman's life that marks the end of menstruation. It involves a decline in hormones such as estrogen and progesterone. These hormonal changes not only affect the menstrual cycle but may also influence the skin.

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Barrier Strengthening CreamBarrier Strengthening Cream

Barrier Strengthening Cream

STRENGTHENING, CERAMIDES & HYALURONIC ACID

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Eye Cream

REPAIRING & NOURISHING, WITH OAT & PULLULAN

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    Super C Serum Super C Serum

    Super C Serum

    PROTECTING & ADDING RADIANCE, WITH VITAMIN C & PHLORETIN

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      Super Elixir Super Elixir

      Super Elixir

      BRIGHTENING & VISIBLY CALMING, WITH RETINOID NEAR 1

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        Daily Facial Cleanser Daily Facial Cleanser

        Daily Facial Cleanser

        CALMING & HYDRATING, WITH CENTELLA ASIATICA & ALOE

        $33.00
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          Nourishing Mask

          REPAIRING & MOISTURIZING, WITH CERAMIDES

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            Micellar Water Micellar Water

            Micellar Water

            VISIBLY CALMING & HYDRATING CLEANSER, WITH NIACINAMIDE

            $44.00

              MORE ABOUT MENOPAUSE

              Skincare considerations during menopause 

              Adapting your skincare routine during this phase can help support the skin: 

              • Hydration-focused ingredients 
                Hyaluronic acid helps attract and retain moisture in the skin, while ceramides help support the skin barrier. 
              • Antioxidants 
                Ingredients such as vitamins C and E help protect the skin from environmental stressors. 
              • Gentle cleansing and moisturizing 
                Use mild cleansers and hydrating creams morning and evening to support comfort and suppleness. 
              • Daily sun protection 
                Using SPF daily is essential to help protect against UV exposure, which can contribute to uneven skin tone and visible signs of premature aging. 

              Can you experience blemishes during menopause? 

              Yes, some individuals may experience blemishes during menopause. As estrogen levels decline, androgens (hormones present in both men and women) may become relatively more dominant. This can stimulate oil production, which may contribute to clogged pores and the appearance of breakouts—even in those who have not previously experienced blemish-prone skin. 

              Summary 

              Menopause can influence the skin by contributing to dryness, reduced elasticity, and increased sensitivity. Hormonal shifts may also lead to the appearance of blemishes in some individuals. 

              What does estrogen do for the skin? 

              Estrogen plays an important role in maintaining the skin’s youthful appearance. It supports collagen production and helps maintain hydration levels, contributing to smoother and more supple-looking skin. 

              Estrogen also supports skin circulation and barrier function, helping the skin retain moisture and defend against external stressors. As estrogen levels decline, these functions may become less efficient, which can contribute to increased sensitivity and visible signs of aging over time.