Menopause and skin fragility

MENOPAUSE & BEAUTY: A New Treatment Strategy.

Menopause marks a significant transition in which skin and hair require different care than in the past. The reduction in collagen and natural oils necessitates a shift from "preventative" to "regenerative" care.

1. Face Care: Volume and Hydration

With the decline in estrogen, the skin loses elasticity and tends to sag. What to do: use hyaluronic acid-based serums (to retain water) and creams containing peptides (to stimulate cell turnover). Tip: don't forget the neck and décolleté, where the skin is thinner and the signs of aging are more noticeable.

2. Body Care: Deep Nourishment

Dry skin (xerosis) can cause itching and loss of tone. What to do: replace harsh foaming cleansers with gentler cosmetics. Tip: apply shea butter-based creams daily immediately after bathing, while your skin is still damp.

3. Hair Care: Density and Shine

Hormonal changes can make the hair shaft thinner and more fragile, sometimes accelerating hair loss. What to do: choose gentle shampoos and nourishing anti-hair loss masks, along with specific lotions to improve hair growth and add density and volume. Tip: performing a weekly exfoliation helps maintain a healthy scalp and prepares the skin for better absorption of specific hair loss lotions.

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