Is crepiness your new word of the day? Dry skin is an extremely common sign that perimenopause is here. Thanks to decreasing estrogen levels, our skin can become less supple, smooth, and soft. Fine wrinkles, dark spots and less elasticity are usually not far behind. Fantastic news, right?

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Moisturize! Hydrate! Eat foods high in anti-oxidants (colorful fruits and vegetables). Reduce stress by meditating or doing yoga. Did you know that supplementing your body’s natural estrogen can help your skin? 

Head over to our [product page](https://myalloy.com/products "Products") to see what your options are. A menopause-trained physician will review your choices and let you know your best options. Start feeling better NOW!

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Dry Itchy Skin

Dry skin is a scourge for us all, due to our body slowing its production of the protein collagen, which serves as the “scaffolding” that supports and plumps your skin.

OF WOMEN OF MENOPAUSAL AGE HAVE ISSUES WITH THEIR SKIN

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Is menopause the cause for your dry, itchy skin? Learn more about common menopause symptoms & get options for relief.

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