Genova Skincare Blog
Menopausal Skin Barrier Repair: What Actually Works
The skin barrier is the top layer that holds water in and keeps irritants out, and it weakens significantly during menopause. Falling estrogen reduces ceramides, natural oils, and skin lipids, so water escapes faster and products start to sting. Research...
Menopausal Skin Barrier Repair: What Actually Works
The skin barrier is the top layer that holds water in and keeps irritants out, and it weakens significantly during menopause. Falling estrogen reduces ceramides, natural oils, and skin lipids, so water escapes faster and products start to sting. Research...
Niacinamide for Menopausal Skin
Niacinamide is a form of vitamin B3 that addresses several menopausal skin concerns simultaneously. Research suggests a 5 per cent concentration may help reduce pigmentation, support the skin barrier, calm redness, and soften fine lines with 8 to 12 weeks...
Niacinamide for Menopausal Skin
Niacinamide is a form of vitamin B3 that addresses several menopausal skin concerns simultaneously. Research suggests a 5 per cent concentration may help reduce pigmentation, support the skin barrier, calm redness, and soften fine lines with 8 to 12 weeks...
Scar Care Routine After Surgery
How a surgical scar settles over the first 6 to 12 months depends more on care than on luck. Research suggests that silicone gel, sun protection, and gentle support during the first weeks after the wound closes can soften redness,...
Scar Care Routine After Surgery
How a surgical scar settles over the first 6 to 12 months depends more on care than on luck. Research suggests that silicone gel, sun protection, and gentle support during the first weeks after the wound closes can soften redness,...
SPF and Menopausal Skin
Sun protection matters more after 45 because menopausal skin is thinner, repairs UV damage more slowly, and shows pigmentation faster than skin in its twenties or thirties. Research suggests that up to 80 per cent of visible skin ageing is...
SPF and Menopausal Skin
Sun protection matters more after 45 because menopausal skin is thinner, repairs UV damage more slowly, and shows pigmentation faster than skin in its twenties or thirties. Research suggests that up to 80 per cent of visible skin ageing is...
Menopause and Dry Skin: Why It Changed and How to Fix It
Dry skin during menopause is one of the most common complaints women over 45 experience, and it is largely hormonal. Falling estrogen levels reduce the skin's ability to produce oil, retain water, and maintain its barrier function, leaving it tight,...
Menopause and Dry Skin: Why It Changed and How to Fix It
Dry skin during menopause is one of the most common complaints women over 45 experience, and it is largely hormonal. Falling estrogen levels reduce the skin's ability to produce oil, retain water, and maintain its barrier function, leaving it tight,...
Under-Eye Bags and Dark Circles in Menopause
Under-eye bags and dark circles often worsen during perimenopause and menopause. Falling estrogen levels thin the delicate skin, weaken collagen, and reduce fluid drainage, making shadows and puffiness more visible. Topical peptides, caffeine, and barrier-supporting ingredients may help soften the...
Under-Eye Bags and Dark Circles in Menopause
Under-eye bags and dark circles often worsen during perimenopause and menopause. Falling estrogen levels thin the delicate skin, weaken collagen, and reduce fluid drainage, making shadows and puffiness more visible. Topical peptides, caffeine, and barrier-supporting ingredients may help soften the...