Vanessa Megan

During menopause, you lose some fat under your skin and your skin's elasticity drops. This, combined with dryness caused by hormonal changes, can cause droopy, sagging skin, especially around the neck, jawline, and cheeks. Fine lines and wrinkles also known as 'crepey' skin appear around the neck area. It is vital in epidermal healing to replenish and restore this skin to protect against oxidative stress and premature ageing. Phytoestrogens have been found to be beneficial in combatting symptoms and conditions caused by estrogen deficiency. Amino Acids found in L-Arginine have been found to be important in the synthesis of collagen. It has also been found to be necessary for stimulating protein synthesis and speeding up the regenerative processes of the skin. The proteins derived from Soy have a tightening effect on skin and protect against oxidative stress, skin imbalance and premature ageing. It is vital in epidermal healing. Rosemary oil strengthens the capillaries and helps to slow the effects of ageing on skin. It also knows to tighten sagging and loose skin to help it look firmer and more elastic. Helps Tightens Sagging Skin Boost Collagen Synthesis Deeply Moisturises and Hydrates Dehydrated Skin Supports Elasticity in Skin Speeds Up the Regenerative Process

Menopause decreases the abundance of ceramides in the stratum corneum, ceramides are lipids (fats) that are found naturally in high concentrations in the uppermost layers of skin. As hormone levels plummet, your skin can become dry, slack, and thin. Skin needs more moisture with a heavier cream. Skin cell renewal declines during this time with a lower level of sebum so skin can become dull and lack vitality if not properly looked after. It is vital to use a night cream that is packed with natural ceramides, phytoestrogens, hyaluronic acid, amino acids, peptides and natural retinols, to help pump moisture to your dermal layers while you sleep. Phytoestrogens are naturally occurring plant compounds that may function similarly to the estrogen the human body produces. Something that is lacking during menopause. Ceramides help hold skin together by forming a protective layer that limits moisture loss and protects against visible damage from environmental stressors. In addition, ceramides—even more than retinol and niacinamide—are one of the anti-ageing “powerhouses” responsible for supporting skin's dynamic nature. Along with bakuchiol, rambutan is said to be one of the very best retinol substitutes, delivering age-defying benefits. Both bakuchiol and rambutan stimulate collagen production and cell turnover, helping to minimize the appearance of fine lines and hyperpigmentation while promoting a more youthful appearance. Bakuchiol has been clinically demonstrated to reduce hyperpigmentation and wrinkles as efficiently as retinol, with better skin tolerance. Reduction of Fine Lines & Deep Wrinkles Protective Moisture Retaining Barrier Stimulates Collagen Helps Increase Skins Thickness Ceramide Rich for Deep Dermal Rejuvenation