Science
You are not yet in menopause. Still, your skin can change.
From perimenopause onwards, your skin may start reacting differently than you're used to. It feels drier or more sensitive. It loses firmness and elasticity. Pigmentation becomes more visible, pores change, or blemishes reappear. Comfort and glow are no longer a given either.
What makes it confusing is that several changes can occur at the same time. Products that felt fine for years can suddenly seem less suited to what your skin needs now.
YOUR SKIN HAS CHANGED. HAS YOUR SKINCARE?
What do you want to see when you look in the mirror? Skin that feels firmer. That looks smoother and plumper. That stays comfortable, even by the end of the day. A complexion that appears more even, with that fresh glow you recognise as your own again. That desire doesn't change just because your skin changes. What does change is what your skin needs to get there. And that's exactly where a much bigger question began for Craith Lab: what actually changes within the skin itself?
Beautiful skin has no age. Only biology. Your skin has changed. Now your skincare must.
Menopause changes your skin.
Not your strength.
Not your ambition.
Not your beauty.
Not who you are.
Not your strength.
Not your ambition.
Not your beauty.
Not who you are.
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