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Menopause and skin care As you go through menopause, it is very common to find that the skincare products you once relied on are no longer as effective. As you age, the hormonal changes associated with menopause often leave skin feeling drier than before. Try a richer moisturizer (oil or cream base) to see if it makes a difference. The multiple signs of aging skin require advanced formulations that can reduce the appearance of fine lines, provide adequate hydration, balance tones by minimizing age spots, and contain gentle exfoliants to improve texture. Furthermore, these products often contain a complement of vitamins, antioxidants and botanicals, as well as include intense moisturizing ingredients to improve the skin barrier function that becomes impaired through the natural aging process. More tips on:   Aging Skin

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