Menopause and its effect on your skin (Part 2) #shorts

Three. She also blocks the production of sebum, the oil that keeps our skin replenished, looking more supple and radiant and dewy, and without that, we become drier in the process. 4. She makes us more sensitive to the UV rays that we encounter every day. All that damage under the surface of the skin becomes much more obvious in appearance if you spend an afternoon in the sun. Have you ever noticed after a vacation your brown spots look significant? Significantly worse menopause 5. She makes us more sensitive by allowing all these hormonal fluctuations to kick into gear and our rosacea to get more inflamed and the redness on our face to become more apparent. If you want to learn more about how to address skincare in your 50s or plus, check out this week's newest YouTube video.