As women, our skin is constantly evolving. You may already be familiar with hormonal breakouts and used to dealing with the micro chin hairs that spring up overnight. But perimenopause is a different animal. As your body begins to transition into menopause, hormonal irregularity becomes more frequent. Mood swings and hot flashes are some of the most common, but the perimenopausal skin shift can be just as frustrating.Estrogen levels begin to decline in your 40s (or as early as mid-30s for some!), and cause a host of new skin issues. It’s much more involved than a few breakouts during your peri...
The Perimenopause Skin Shift Is Real — Here’s What To Do About It
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