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Can Oestrogen Cream Applied to the Skin Cause New Moles or Pigmentation?

Alison Bladh

As a registered nutritional and beauty therapist, I see skin changes like this regularly in clinic. Understanding the Link Between Oestrogen Cream and Skin Changes Oestrogen plays a big role in skin health its involved in collagen production, elasticity, hydration, and pigmentation.

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Menopause Must Knows With Nutrition and Beauty Therapist

Alison Bladh

Topics we covered include: • Empowering women through menopause • Supporting body and mind during the transition • Nutrition and lifestyle tips for optimal health • The impact of menopause on skin and hair • The benefits of collagen supplements and essential nutrients • Maintaining a positive outlook and prioritising health Tune in below for practical (..)

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Red Light Therapy Masks: Best Anti-Ageing Treatment for Firmer Skin After 40

Alison Bladh

These light waves penetrate into the deeper layers of the skin, stimulating the production of collagen and elastin two vital proteins that keep skin firm, smooth, and resilient. As we move into our 40s and 50s, collagen levels decline naturally, leading to thinner skin, fine lines, and reduced elasticity.

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How to Treat Dark Spots on the Hands: A Guide for Women Over 40

Alison Bladh

As a beauty therapist and nutritional therapist, I understand how these changes can affect our confidence and well-being. Decreased oestrogen levels can lead to thinner skin and reduced collagen production, making the skin more vulnerable to sun damage and dark spots.

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Top Nutritional Secrets to Combat Skin Ageing

Alison Bladh

Skin Ageing: Nutrition Secrets to Slow It Down Ageing is inevitable, but as a nutritional therapist and beauty therapist, I understand the desire to maintain our youthful glow for as long as possible. Lower Collagen Turnover : Collagen production slows, and existing fibres may become cross-linked, causing wrinkles and sagging.

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Menopause Skin Itching: Causes, Relief, and How to Regain Comfort

Alison Bladh

Additionally, the reduction in collagen production during menopause contributes to skin thinning, which makes your skin more sensitive. Gentle Skincare Routine As a beauty therapist, I recommend adopting a gentle skincare routine to avoid irritating your sensitive skin.

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My Top 6 Tips for Managing Dry Skin After 40: Essential Skincare & Lifestyle Guide

Alison Bladh

As a beauty therapist and nutritional therapist, I've delved deep into these questions, and I'm here to share some insights and practical advice to help you navigate this change with confidence and ease. Retinol: An essential for mature skin, retinol promotes skin renewal and enhances collagen production.