Skin & Hair

Around perimenopause, skin needs change. Acne and dark spots may increase, and skin conditions like eczema can get worse. Learn how to create a routine to meet your skin’s evolving needs.

When estrogen levels are insufficient, even the skin can suffer. Learn how to recognize and treat estrogen deficiency before the effects become visible on your face.

Even if you’ve used the same skin care products your entire life, your skin likely needs something new during perimenopause. Learn how to create a personal routine that suits your needs.

Facial discoloration can occur during perimenopause. Hormones and other factors often cause melasma, so learn what it is, so you and your doctor can determine the best course of treatment.

Perimenopausal hair loss can be caused by various underlying conditions. Learn what they are, so you can deal with them by making a few simple changes.

You don’t have to accept dry, brittle hair as an inevitable part of aging. Lifestyle and dietary changes can restore hair’s luster and texture while supporting your body’s overall health.

Reaching menopause can mean significant changes to your skin, so now might be a great time for a new skincare routine.