When Menopause comes, different changes come with it in your body, mind and skin. It’s the start of a new life journey and even if it may seem uncomfortable, knowledge on what’s happening can help you go through it and come out stronger.
Stopping your birth control pill should be based on the symptoms that you feel and based on the recommendation of gynecologist. In the perimenopause periods are irregular.
Once your periods have stopped, menopause is over and with it, many of the side-effects of this transitionary phase for your body. As you enter a new phase, learn about the post-menopause symptoms to expect, what they mean for your body – and your skin
Hydration is crucial to the wellbeing of your skin, no matter the age. Still, during menopause, dryness is one of the most common issue and happens regardless of the season.
Keep sweating! Physical activity is your best friend. Nothing extreme, just enough to feel satisfied.
During menopause, female hormones drop drastically. So what happens is testosterone takes over. Of course, you remain a woman and a pretty great one, it’s just that your masculine side wants to join the party. Here’s how it all works.
Now that you are in menopause, you are experiencing body changes like vaginal dryness : does it need to be treated or it will stop by itself? There are temporary solutions, there are background treatments. Let’s recap, shall we?
Dryness and itching are common cutaneous reactions to the menopause, related to changes in epidermal cells and skin appendages.
