Skin & Hair

Skin and hair are not immune to hormonal fluctuations during the menstrual cycle. Hair loss and thinning can have a hormonal origin. The drop in estrogen levels can contribute to hair loss in women by impacting scalp microcirculation. This is why regular scalp massage is recommended: this simple action helps stimulate blood circulation, nourish hair follicles, and prevent certain forms of hair loss, such as androgenic alopecia, which is increasingly common in women. At the same time, the appearance of pimples, microcysts, and blemishes is very common in the lead-up to menstruation, during menstruation, or even afterward for some women.

The skin is directly affected by the hormonal fluctuations characteristic of the cycle. High levels of certain hormones promote sebum production, which can lead to clogged pores and the appearance of pimples, particularly on the face.

Hormonal acne can also be exacerbated by external factors such as stress, pollution, or diet. Get through these periods of hormonal fluctuations more easily and take care of your skin and hair with our hair serums and natural, vegan products, formulated to respect the female hormonal balance.