You have more than one story. Your skin changes with each one.

When estrogen swings and cortisol climbs, your skin flushes more easily and the redness stays longer. Each hot flush opens the blood vessels, and a thinner barrier reacts to more.¹

Cōpḍī’s Prep brings bisabolol, panthenol and aloe to soothe the look of redness.

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1. British Journal of Dermatology review, 2019

When cortisol wears the barrier down, your skin barrier loses the lipids that seal it. So products you’ve used for years start to sting.¹

Cōpḍī’s Prep pairs panthenol with glycerin to soothe skin and hold water in the barrier. No added fragrance, and clinically tested for safety on sensitive skin.

Or the full routine, The Edit

1. Garg et al., Archives of Dermatology, 2001; British Journal of Dermatology review, 2019

When estrogen declines, your fibroblasts make less collagen. Lines show first where skin is thinnest. About 30% of collagen goes in the first five years of menopause.¹

Cōpḍī’s Plump carries plant growth factors fused to oleosomes, which smooth the look of fine lines, and five molecular weights of hyaluronic acid with snow mushroom, which plump the look of skin.

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1. American Academy of Dermatology; Brincat et al., Obstetrics & Gynecology, 1987

When estrogen keeps falling, your skin keeps losing collagen and elastin, the fibres that stop it sagging. The loss runs about 2% a year after the first five years of menopause.¹

Cōpḍī’s Plump leads with plant growth factors fused to oleosomes and peptides, which support the look of firmness, and eleven amino acids that mirror skin’s own moisturizing factors.

Or the full routine, The Edit

1. Brincat et al., Obstetrics & Gynecology, 1987

When estrogen dips and cortisol climbs, your skin holds less water, so its surface reflects less light. Estrogen acts on the cells that make collagen, pigment and oil, so all three change at once.¹

Cōpḍī’s Prep brightens the look of tone with grape seed and a shiitake and turkey tail mushroom complex.

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1. Thornton, Dermato-Endocrinology, 2013

When weight drops fast on a GLP-1, your face loses fat first. Less estrogen then reaches the fibroblasts that make collagen, so skin looks looser.¹

The Edit duo pairs Plump’s plant growth factors fused to oleosomes, which support the look of firmness, with nigella, prickly pear and avocado botanicals that replenish barrier lipids.

1. Paschou et al., Endocrine, 2025

When testosterone gains ground, androgens push your oil glands to work harder. The extra oil blocks pores along the jaw and chin. For up to two in three women with acne, breakouts follow the cycle.¹

The Edit duo: Prep’s nigella and prickly pear botanicals hydrate without weight, and Plump’s niacinamide and centella balance the look of oil and soothe the skin.

1. Geller et al., Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology, 2014; Stoll et al., JAAD, 2001

When estrogen falls and oil builds up, androgens keep the oil coming while dead skin sheds less evenly. Both collect in your pores, so skin feels bumpy and rough.¹

Cōpḍī’s Prep smooths the look of texture with sea fennel, without acids, peeling or a purge. Five molecular weights of hyaluronic acid keep the surface hydrated, so it looks and feels smoother.

Or the full routine, The Edit

1. Khunger & Mehrotra, International Journal of Women’s Health, 2019