Caring for your skin is particularly important when going through the perimenopause and menopause because the skin barrier is more susceptible to dehydration and becomes thinner with time. Along with hormonal fluctuations, stress or sleep disturbances, this life stage can contribute to a loss of skin elasticity.
Within the first 5 years of the menopause, a staggering 30% of collagen is lost, which is why it is vital to adopt an ‘inside out’ approach. Remember, there is no such thing as ‘vegan collagen’, and taking a collagen supplement is proven to be less effective than fueling your body’s natural collagen production with supplements such as Skin Saviour®. However, PeriMenoFriend® is also uniquely formulated to provide daily support for healthy skin, nails and hair with scientifically studied nutrients, at optimal dosages.
Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation, which is vital for healthy looking skin. Vitamin C is provided in an L-ascorbate form, which is a combination of Calcium and Vitamin C. This form, of Vitamin C provides the benefits of both nutrients in highly absorbable forms that are also kinder to your digestion.
Zinc and Selenium contribute to the maintenance of hair and nails. Zinc also plays an active role in normal cell division in the body, which is involved in skin breakouts, lesions and wound healing. Zinc supports normal testosterone levels, which when low, can contribute to tiredness, low libido and hair loss. Zinc is not stored by the body, so it is important to have a regular intake of zinc through your diet and supplements.
Sea Buckthorn Berry is acclaimed for helping contribute to the mucosal functions in dry eyes, the vagina and mouth, which in turn helps maintain healthy skin from within. Sage is also acclaimed to reinforce the loss of hair linked to a shift in hormone equilibrium.
For additional skin care and healthy ageing support, Skin Saviour® provides the essential co-factors required for the body to convert amino acids from dietary protein consumed for the skin’s natural collagen production.
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