The Link Between Hormones and Skin During Menopause

Your skin is often the first place to reveal hormonal changes. As estrogen levels decline during perimenopause and menopause, many women notice dullness, dryness, sagging, and even adult acne appearing for the first time. But why does this happen—and what can we do about it?

How Estrogen Affects the Skin: Estrogen helps regulate:

• Collagen production – keeping skin firm and plump

• Oil glands – maintaining moisture balance

• Skin thickness – providing elasticity and structure

• Blood flow – enhancing glow and nutrient delivery

As estrogen decreases, skin becomes thinner, drier, and more fragile. Wrinkles appear more defined, and healing slows down.

Common Skin Concerns During Menopause:

• Increased dryness and flaking

• Loss of firmness and elasticity

• Fine lines and deeper wrinkles

• Skin sensitivity or irritation

• Hormonal breakouts (jawline, chin)

What You Can Do:

• Hydrate deeply with creams rich in hyaluronic acid and ceramides

• Use retinol and peptides to boost collagen

• Apply sunscreen daily to prevent further thinning

• Add phytoestrogens to your routine (topical and oral)

• Eat healthy fats and stay hydrated for inner nourishment

How Nomeno Enhanced Supports Skin Health

Nomeno Enhanced helps balance hormones from the inside out. It contains 100% plant-based phytoestrogens, which may improve skin hydration, texture, and reduce thinning caused by hormonal decline.

Its natural formulation:

• Supports collagen renewal

• Helps regulate moisture levels

• Promotes better skin elasticity and glow

• Contains no synthetic chemicals and is Halal-certified

By restoring hormonal balance gently and naturally, Nomeno Enhanced helps your skin look and feel healthier—at every age.

To find out more about Nomeno Enhanced and how it can help you navigate your menopausal symptoms during this transformative journey, please visit www.nomenosg.com, call at 8792 0988, or email us at branding@myagenc.com

Take charge of your menopause journey today!