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Changing hormones can coincide with changes in skin and hair. Explore practical beauty routines without miracle claims.
01Dry & changing skin
Skin can feel drier or more sensitive during midlife. Start with a gentle cleanser, moisturizer and daily sun protection, and introduce new products one at a time. Persistent irritation or a changing skin lesion warrants a dermatologist's assessment.
Read about dry skin →02Makeup that feels comfortable
Comfort comes before coverage. Try moisturizing first, choose makeup that feels good on your skin, and remove it gently at day's end. If a product stings or causes a rash, stop using it and consider a dermatologist's advice.
Explore a gentler skin routine →03Hair changes
Hair thinning has several possible causes, including hereditary patterns and medical conditions. Avoid self-diagnosing from a photo or buying a 'hormone fix' on a promise; a dermatologist can help identify the cause and discuss options.
Learn about hair loss from the AAD →04Everyday body care
For dry skin, shorter warm showers and a fragrance-free moisturizer after bathing can help reduce discomfort. Sudden, severe or persistent changes deserve an individual assessment, especially if there is pain, bleeding or a new rash.
See the skin-care guide →KEEP EXPLORING
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A calmer beauty routine can begin with what feels comfortable and affordable; no product can reverse every change.
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Read the menopause skin-care guide →Also: Why skin can feel suddenly dry →