How to Calm Redness, Hot-Flush Skin & Hormonal Inflammation

How to Calm Redness, Hot-Flush Skin & Hormonal Inflammation

If you want the full explanation of hormonal inflammation, read my Menopause Skincare Guide here.

Redness and heat sensitivity are classic menopause symptoms due to blood vessel reactivity and inflammation.

Hormonal inflammation is explained more in-depth in the Menopause & Perimenopause Skincare Guide.

🌿 What helps

1. Cooling botanicals

→ Cool & Calm Soothing Gel

2. Avoid heat triggers

alcohol • spicy foods • hot showers

3. Gentle cleansing

→ Calm & Clarify Cleanser

4. Barrier repair

→ Nourish & Refine Moisturiser

🌿 Shop Hot Flush Relief

Get instant cooling relief:

Individual products:

🌿 Final Backlink

Read more about hormonal inflammation in the full Menopause Skincare Guide.

For a deeper understanding of hot flushes, skin redness and how to calm them, visit our complete guide: Menopause Hot Flushes & Skin Redness.

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Written by Louise Navarro, Founder of Botanical Balance

Louise Navarro has spent over 20 years working hands-on with women, supporting their skin, wellbeing and the changes that come with different stages of life. Through this work, she saw first-hand how differently skin can behave during perimenopause, menopause and beyond — and how often women struggled to find skincare that truly understood those changes. She created Botanical Balance to offer a different approach: hormone-aware skincare designed around the needs of changing skin, with gentle, considered formulas and simple rituals that support the woman as well as her skin.

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