How Your Skin Changes During Menopause
Did you know that almost half of women experience challenges with their skin during menopause? [1]. Menopause and perimenopause can throw your skin into a spin. The skin changes during menopause in several ways, all related to other changes in the body. When this happens, our skincare regimes can need a shake-up. Understanding what skincare is best for menopausal skin and why the skin changes during menopause is one small way to ensure wellbeing at a time that can be unnerving.
Feed your skin from within.
By only treating the outside of the skin with topical creams, you are only doing 50% of the work. By feeding the skin from the inside, you are nourishing the skin from head to toe, achieving 100% skincare.
Did you know the human body makes 200 million skin cells an hour? We make skin cells from food, vitamins, and nutrients. In fact, the food you consumed yesterday has already entered your bloodstream and, in one week, will be in the outer layer of the skin (the stratum corneum). Advanced Nutrition Programme's science-led ingredients work to feed your future skin from within.
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Naturopathy is a great way to help nourish your skin from the inside out. There are many natural treatments that could be beneficial for your skin, such as dietary and lifestyle changes, herbal medicine, and supplements. The skin and gut axis is a connection between the two systems that is based on the bidirectional flow of information. This connection is important for maintaining the normal functioning of each system and the overall health of the body. The skin and gut axis is regulated by the immune system and hormones, which play a role in controlling skin health, digestion, and metabolism. By understanding the mechanisms of this connection, researchers are able to better understand the relationship between skin and gut health and develop treatments that can improve overall health.
Power Of Three with Skin Vit C
Research has shown the benefits that vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants can help support overall skin health. On a topical level, vitamin C is revered for its skin-saving properties with serums recommended to brighten, lighten, and smooth the complexion.
The inherent qualities of ingested vitamin C offer notable support to our skin, and Skin Vit C is powered by a researched fusion of three ingredients: vitamin C, zinc and acerola cherry.
This synergy of nutrients simultaneously works to:
Brighten dull-looking skin,
Support normal blood vessels*,
Protect cells from oxidative stress**
Support collagen formation*.
Activate your skin's collagen
Skin Collagen Support features a unique combination of five skin supporting ingredients to help activate your skin’s collagen to help produce collagen from protein.