Menopause changes many things — including your skin. You may notice more dryness, dullness, sensitivity, or slower healing. What worked before may no longer give the same results. The good news?Healthy, glowing skin during menopause isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing the right things consistently. Why Skin Changes During Menopause As estrogen levels decline, the skin naturally produces less collagen and holds less moisture. This can lead to: According to the Mayo Clinic, hormonal changes during menopause directly affect skin hydration and elasticity, making gentle, supportive care especially important.👉 https://www.mayoclinic.org A Natural Glow Is About Consistency + Smart Choices…
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Moles are common, but changes aren’t something to ignore. This nerd-approved guide breaks down what moles really are, how sun exposure affects them, and why sun safety matters in every type of weather; even cloudy, cold, and rainy days.