Menopause is a normal part of aging that isn’t talked about enough—so we’re going to start. This stage of life technically begins one year after your last menstrual cycle (normally in your fifties), but many of the effects are felt as early as your thirties in the stage of wavering estrogen levels called perimenopause. These can include irregular periods, not to mention hot flashes, sleep problems, and changes in your skin. But menopause and your skin (or perimenopause and your skin) don’t have to be enemies. In fact, with a thoughtful, consistent anti-aging routine, skincare can be a way to feel connected to your body at a time when it is shifting. After all—aging is a privilege, especially when you do it the smart way.
How can menopause affect your skin?
What can happen to your skin during perimenopause or menopause?
With such complex and multi-faceted aging effects, using the right skincare for you is key to seeing results.
What are some ingredients to look for in skincare?
Take Smart Clinical Repair Wrinkle Correcting Serum. Its formula is composed of 9.5% fortifying peptides to help reduce the look of wrinkles and sagging. A next-generation retinoid was added to help accelerate cell turnover and help smooth skin’s texture. This power ingredient was chosen for its potent resurfacing and gentle touch—so gentle that you can use it twice a day. (Many retinoids are so intense and irritating that they can only be used at night.)
Post-menopausal skin can require more intense hydration, so if you’re looking for your best moisturizer for aging skin over 60, follow up your serum with the Smart Clinical Repair Wrinkle Correcting Cream. Just dipping a toe in perimenopause? You might be seeing the first signs of aging—usually the fine lines known as crows’ feet. Smart Clinical Repair Wrinkle Correcting Eye Cream helps strengthen your delicate dermal support structure around the eyes for smoother, youthful-looking skin.