October is World Menopause Month – a moment to recognise, normalise and support the many ways this life stage can show up.
As oestrogen shifts through perimenopause and beyond, you might notice drier or more reactive skin, occasional breakouts, hair feeling finer, or sleep that runs warm. If you’re refreshing your routine, simple, effective products can help keep skin, scalp and confidence feeling supported. The edit below focuses on what matters now: hydration, calm, strength and radiance – small daily rituals that meet you where you are, every day.
Boost Lab – Six Ways to Show Up
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Boost Lab simplifies menopausal skincare with straightforward, science-led serums that actually pull their weight. As part of the GenM Collective, the brand offers six MTick-certified serums that make menopause-friendly shopping easy at a glance: Neck Firming, Anti-Ageing, Eye Reset, Retinol Night Renewal, Hydro Boost and Vitamin C Brightening. Each targets real-life shifts – like dryness, sensitivity and perimenopausal breakouts-with effective yet gentle formulas that slide into any routine and stay affordable.
Everee Women – collagen supplement
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Developed by a female-led team, Everee Women is a science-backed ovine collagen designed to support women through every life stage, with specially targeted formulations for perimenopause and post-menopause, as well as for ages 20+ and active aging. Each tailored blend delivers nutrients suited to its stage and features the hero ingredient Ovitage™, combined with tyrosine and cystine to help manage stress, sustain energy, and support cognitive function and overall wellbeing – helping Everee woman feel their best through every life transition.
Bouf Haircare
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Bouf Flouf Growth Tonic is a smart, non-greasy scalp solution for times when hormones can nudge hair toward feeling finer or more fragile. Using patented FGF5 hair technology, it helps nourish the scalp, fortify follicles and support fuller, thicker-looking hair over time. Built for real-life routines, it keeps strands supported and resilient – even when hormones are doing their own thing.
