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Menopause Skin Care: Collagen Loss, Copper Peptides, and What Actually Helps w/ Nat Jones
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- The Trusted Pharmacist
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- Jul 23, 2026
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Summary
What if all the work you're doing to feel younger and healthier on the inside isn't being reflected in your skin? As women age, collagen loss can accelerate, leaving the skin thinner, less resilient, and more prone to fine lines, wrinkles, and a crepey texture. But there are ways to support the collagen you still have and help your skin better reflect how good you feel. Pharmacist Nat Jones joins us to explain what happens to women's skin as they age and what we can do about it. We explore the role of hormones, inflammation, gut health, and collagen loss, as well as emerging ingredients such as GHK copper peptide, estriol, exosomes, and methylene blue. His message? Supporting aging skin is not just about choosing the right ingredient. It's about understanding how the skin changes and making sure the products you use are actually formulated to work. What You'll Discover In This Episode Why your skin may not reflect how healthy you feel inside Why preserving collagen is easier than trying to rebuild it The connection between hormones, inflammation, gut health, and aging skin GHK copper peptide: how it supports collagen and skin renewal Why more copper peptide does not always mean better results The formulation mistakes that can make skincare products ineffective Why vitamin C and copper peptide should not be used together How estriol may support thinner, aging skin What exosomes add to anti-aging skincare The surprising potential of methylene blue for sun-damaged skin How long it takes to see visible changes in fine lines and skin texture About the Guest Nat Jones is a pharmacist and internationally recognized expert in pharmaceutical compounding. After more than 20 years as a compounding pharmacy owner, he joined Professional Compounding Centers of America ( PCCA ) in H…