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Menopause and Its Effects on Skin and Hair

  

" With the declining estrogen levels, many menopausal women experience thinning hair and notice more hair growing on their face."

 

There are some visible changes to the skin and hair due to menopause. Usually one year after the last period, women find that their skin becomes drier and the signs of ageing look more prominent. With the declining estrogen levels, many menopausal women experience thinning hair and notice more hair growing on their face.

The effects of menopause on the skin and hair may vary individually; for some women, the effects can be dramatic. Gladly, with the right daily care, the effects of menopause on the skin and hair can be minimised.

Skin Sensitivity and Dryness During Menopause

During and after menopause, your body produces less and less collagen; as a result, your skin loses its firmness and strength. The fats under the skin is also depleting at a faster rate, causing the skin to sag and look aged. There are some other changes, and all together weaken the skin's barrier function and lessen its ability to hold water. The appearance of wrinkles and lines are becoming more prominent. Menopausal skin is also prone to dryness and hyperpigmentation. The hormonal changes and stress associated with menopause can make your skin more sensitive. It is not uncommon for menopausal women to suffer with acne too.

 

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The Prominent Signs of Ageing in Menopausal Skin

The signs of ageing become increasingly more prominent and visible during menopause. Menopausal skin often shows lack of elasticity and radiance. Due to the depleting levels of collagen, elastin and fat cells in the skin; menopausal skin is more susceptible to environmental damage such as uv-induced hyperpigmentation, excessive dryness and sensitivity.

If your skin shows prominent signs of ageing, apply the award-winning Bio-Collagen Serum all over the face and neck including the skin around the eyes after cleansing, every morning and evening. Formulated with resveratrol, niacinamide, n-acetyl glucosamine, ferulic acid and coenzyme Q10 to diminish wrinkles, pigmentation spots and boost skin's radiance. It also contains saccharide isomerate and pro-vitamin B5 to calm sensitive skin.

Resveratrol is particularly beneficial for menopausal women. A clinical study at the Center for Menopause Maggiore Hospital of Charity of Novara in Italy showed that resveratrol reduced the severity of hot flushes in 78.6% of menopausal women. Developed using nano bio-technology, Bio-Collagen Serum is enriched with ultra nano hyaluronic acid and 24-karat gold to rejuvenate skin cells and firm up the appearance of the skin.

To lighten the pigmentation spots and prevent the excess production of melanin pigment during and after menopause, apply Bio-Collagen Ageless Cream on top of Bio-Collagen Serum, twice a day. This award-winning anti-wrinkle moisturiser has been formulated with niacinamide, n-acetyl glucosamine, 24-karat nano gold and ultra-low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid to smooth out wrinkles and reduce the appearance of pigmentation spots. It works synergistically with Bio-Collagen Serum to reduce all signs of ageing on the skin.

Ultra-low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid has an average particle weight of 0.0000000000000000001 gram which enables it to restore the youthfulness of the skin from within. Studies showed that n-acetyl glucosamine works best with niacinamide to reduce pigmentation spots and regulate the excess melanin pigment production while also diminish the signs of ageing.

 

Bio-Collagen Ageless Cream was born from a request from my customer for the best possible anti-ageing cream. Now it is the only cream I use on my skin, day and night."

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How To Slow Down Thinning Hair Due To Menopause

Estrogen has significant effects on the hair growth cycle. During pregnancy, most women find that their hair grows faster and falls out less due to the increasing levels of estrogen in the body. In contrast, perimenopausal, menopausal and postmenopausal women tend to experience thinning hair on the scalp and more hair growing on their face. This is due to the declining levels of estrogen in the body.

To stimulate hair growth and reduce hair fall during and after menopause, use Hair Growth Serum twice a day, morning and evening. Formulated with caffeine, niacinamide, rosemary and menthol to boost hair growth and reduce hair fall. Menthol is the active component of peppermint essential oil which has been shown to stimulate hair growth almost twice better than minoxidil. For best results, use Hair Growth Serum in conjunction with Scalp Stimulator to revitalise hair follicles. Gently massage scalp stimulator into the scalp and leave it for 20 to 30 minutes before shampoo it off. It increases the blood flow to hair follicles to optimise hair growth.

 

I developed Hair Loss Solution for Men and Women to help me dealing with my own androgenic alopecia."

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Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)

If you are concerned about the physical and psychological effects of menopause, discuss with your doctor about hormone replacement therapy (HRT). HRT is clearly not for everyone, nevertheless, for many women, it can significantly improve the quality of life. After all, life after menopause can be very enjoyable indeed.

 

Author:

Henry Tianus is a multi-award-winning Anti-Ageing Scientist based in London, UK. Henry Tianus has been listed as The Recognised Institute Practitioner at The Institute of Traditional Herbal Medicine and Aromatherapy (ITHMA), London (UK) since 2005. Henry Tianus's articles have been read by people in more than 100 countries with USA and UK at the top of the list. Join Henry Tianus eNewsletter to receive the latest health and wellbeing tips.

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