02 Jul How Your Skin Changes During Peri-Menopause — And What Can Help
Skin Change Why It Happens – What You May Notice
- Dryness & Dehydration
- Falling oestrogen levels reduce natural oil production
- Tight, flaky, dull-looking skin
- Loss of Firmness Collagen production slows down
- Skin feels thinner or less elastic
- Fine Lines & Wrinkles
- Reduced collagen and slower cell turnover
- More visible lines around eyes and mouth
- Increased Sensitivity Skin barrier becomes weaker
- Redness, irritation, burning from products
- Pigmentation & Uneven Tone
- Hormonal fluctuations and sun exposure
- Dark patches, uneven complexion
- Breakouts & Congestion
- Hormonal changes can increase oil production in some women
- Adult acne around jawline and chin
- Dull Skin Slower skin cell renewal
- Tired or lacklustre appearance
- Thinning Skin
- Reduced collagen and fat under the skin
- More fragile or crepey skin
Solutions That Can Help
- Hydrating serums, ceramide-rich moisturisers, hyaluronic acid, drink more water
- Retinoids, SPF, skin resurfacing treatments, medical-grade skincare
- Gentle skincare, fragrance-free products, barrier repair creams
- Daily SPF, chemical peels, pigment-targeting treatments, vitamin C
- Collagen-stimulating treatments, retinol, peptides
- Salicylic acid, LED therapy, chemical peels, balancing skincare
- Exfoliation, enzyme peels, hydrating facials, antioxidants
- Skin boosters, microneedling, nourishing skincare
Healthy Skin Tips During Peri-Menopause
- Wear SPF every day
- Prioritise hydration inside and out
- Avoid over-exfoliating sensitive skin
- Use active ingredients consistently as recommeded
- Invest in treatments that support collagen and skin barrier health
With love and gratitude,
Sheldene Toogood


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