Boots has launched a new menopausal skincare range for stressed out skin

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Boots skin edit menopausal range

by Georgia Scott |
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Throughout our lives, our skin reacts and adapts depending on the different time periods we go through. Boots' new skin edit range has been formulated to target the visible skin changes experienced during perimenopause and menopause. The range includes eight skincare products to target the visible changes to the skin, including a cleanser, eye cream, facial cream with SPF and night cream.

You might've discovered your skin has become dry and is craving some moisture, or you are always feeling the heat and you're craving an instant cool down. Introducing some new products specifically formulated to suit the skin needs of those going through both perimenopause and menopause is a great choice, and could make a huge difference in your life.

You can experience the signs of menopause at any age and it's always a good idea to consult your doctor before taking any supplements or medicines.

What changes to your skin can you expect?

According to Boots, 13 million women are currently perimenopausal or menopausal. Due to hormonal changes, your skin can be impacted in a variety of ways and become dull, dry, sensitive and can experience a loss of elasticity and uneven skin tone.

We've broken down the new collection to discover what products could work for you depending on your skin type.

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Boots Skin Edit Moisturising Cleansing Butter

A gentle and moisturising cleanser to remove any make-up and impurities. Perfect for all skin types, this cleanser fits into your skincare routine, but especially if you've noticed some changes during menopause.

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Boots Skin Edit Blemish Serum

If you're suddenly struggling with blemishes, this serum will get to work instantly. A gentle exfoliation treatment to minimise the appearance of active blemishes, it leaves the skin feeling smooth and looking clear.

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Boots Skin Edit Brightening Serum with Vitamin C

Feeling like your skin is looking dull or lacklustre? This serum will instantly brighten up the skin and add a glow. The skin can react in different ways as your hormones change and whether you feel like your skin is looking dull or feeling dry, adding some vitamin C will bring your skin back to life.

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Boots Skin Edit Hydrating Cooling Mist with Hyaluronic Acid

That dreaded hot flush can surprise you at any moment - be prepared with Boots' cooling mist. This mist will instantly cool down the skin and add some moisture. Apply anytime throughout the day to feel immediately refreshed.

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Boots Skin Edit Massage Stick

We understand that going through menopause can be challenging, treat yourself to 5 minutes of downtime with this cooling massage stick. This stick leaves the skin feeling soothed and moisturised.

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Boots Skin Edit Facial Sun Cream SPF40

Protect your skin from harmful UVA/UVB rays whilst the added vitamin C gets to work on leaving the skin looking brighter and evening out the skin tone.

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Boots Skin Edit Moisturising Eye Cream

Struggling with sleep? Fight any signs of tiredness or dryness with this super moisturising eye cream.

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Boots Skin Edit Nourishing Night Cream

Looking to hydrate and plump your skin whilst you sleep? Keep your routine simple with this nourishing night cream.

FAQs

What age do you go through the menopause?

According to the NHS, menopause is when your periods stop due to lower hormone levels. This usually happens between the ages of 45 and 55.

What's the difference between menopause and perimenopause?

Perimenopause is when you have symptoms before your periods have stopped. You reach menopause when you have not had a period for 12 months.

Where can you go for support?

We advise you to speak to your doctor or you can get in touch with Boots who offer an online service to access advice on the appropriate menopause treatment.

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