Ready to unlock your best skin?  Discover Your Hormone-Friendly Skincare Routine. 

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Which best describes your skin most of the time?

  • A.
    Oily and prone to breakouts
  • B.
    Dry and sometimes flaky
  • C.
    A mix of oily and dry areas
  • D.
    Neither too oily nor too dry, but sensitive
  • E.
    Normal with few concerns
• 2.
  Do your skin condition change with your menstrual cycle or other hormonal fluctuations?

  • A.
    Yes, noticeably
  • B.
    Slightly, but it's manageable
  • C.
    No changes
  • D.
    It's hard to tell
  • E.
    I don't have a menstrual cycle
• 3.
  Have you been diagnosed with or suspect you might have any of these hormonal health conditions?

  • A.
    PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome)
  • B.
    Endometriosis
  • C.
    Perimenopause
  • D.
    Menopause
  • E.
    None of the above
• 4.
  What is your main priority when choosing skincare products?

  • A.
    Ingredients that won't exacerbate my skin or hormones
  • B.
    Effectiveness in addressing my specific skin concerns
  • C.
    Price and accessibility
  • D.
    Brand ethics and sustainability practices
• 5.
  How does stress affect your skin?

  • A.
    Greatly, with noticeable effects
  • B.
    Somewhat, but it's not too severe
  • C.
    I haven't noticed any impact
  • D.
    Uncertain
• 6.
  What is your current skincare routine?

  • A.
    Comprehensive: cleanse, tone, treat, moisturize, protect
  • B.
    Basic: cleanse and moisturize
  • C.
    Sporadic: sometimes I skip my skincare routine
  • D.
    Non-existent: I don’t currently use skincare products
  • E.
    Ready for change: looking to revamp my routine

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Skin Type: The Delicate Balancer

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  The Delicate Balancer navigates the delicate balance of oily or acne-prone skin amidst the dance of hormonal waves. Recommendation: Start your hormone-friendly skincare journey with products that are gentle, made with certified organic ingredients and non-comedogenic. Use clean skincare products that control oil production and fight acne, while being mindful of toxic ingredients, like Endocrine Disruptors and harsh additives, to avoid irritation.
• 2.
  Skin Type: The Nurturing Nourisher

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  The Nurturing Nourisher's skin thrives on deep, tender care, flourishing even in the shifting sands of hormonal changes that may result in dry skin and other slight changes with hormonal cycles or conditions like endometriosis.Recommendation: Start your hormone-friendly skincare journey with products that are gentle, moisturizing, made with certified organic ingredients and non-comedogenic. Look for hydrating, soothing products rich in hyaluronic acid and ceramides. Seek to become aware of how your endometriosis uniquely affects your skin and focus on the need for gentle, deeply nourishing products to help combat dryness and sensitivity.
• 3.
  Skin Type: The Graceful Harmonizer

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  With a touch as light as air, the Graceful Harmonizer has combination skin and needs clean products that help you float above the tides of hormonal fluctuations.Recommendation: Start your hormone-friendly skincare journey with products formulated for combination skin, like a hydrating cleanser, light moisturizer, and weekly exfoliation. Despite not noticing hormonal impacts on your skin, it is still important to choose products free from Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs) to avoid potential skin changes during life events like menopause.
• 4.
  Skin Type: Serene Protector

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  As a serene guardian, you need to envelop your sensitive and/or maturing skin in a protective embrace to calmly weather the storms of hormonal transitions.Recommendation: Start your hormone-friendly skincare journey with products formulated for sensitive skin and pay extra attention to ingredient lists to avoid irritation. For those approaching or undergoing perimenopause and menopause, it's vital to integrate products that address dryness, loss of elasticity, and sensitivity. Opt for gentle cleansers, rich moisturizers, and serums with peptides and antioxidants. Start now to build a connection between hormonal changes during menopause and skin health to guide you to supportive, nurturing skincare choices.