Dr. Tabatha BarberI teach women how to fast their way to a faith-filled, hormonally balanced, fabulous life!

Is Estrogen the Key to Youthful Skin? 🌟✨

14 May 2024 · 1 min

Watch on YouTube

0:34

Dr. Tabatha Barber (YouTube) frames declining estrogen as a primary driver of visible skin aging during midlife: reduced estrogen leads to loss of collagen, loss of facial fullness/volume, fine lines progressing to wrinkles, dulling of skin, and facial shape changes. The speaker calls estrogen the “beauty hormone” and ties these skin changes to the end of fertile years and falling hormone levels.

Chapters

One of the biggest complaints I'm getting from women is that their skin is aging. The fine lines turn into wrinkles, the glowing skin becomes dull, and you just don't feel as pretty as you used to. You're losing some of the collagen and the fullness in your face, and your face is starting to shift and change. Right. So what is happening? Our hormones are declining when our fertile years decline. And the main hormone that's impacting your skin and everything that's going on is estrogen. Estrogen is the beauty hormone.