XOMD SKIN

Your skin isn’t one-size-fits-all. Neither should your skincare.
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Whether you’re navigating melasma, rosacea, sensitive skin, or simply noticing that your skin over 40 doesn’t behave quite like it used to, the goal isn’t to fight your skin, it’s to understand what it’s asking for.
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Hormonal shifts, changes in moisture, increased sensitivity, uneven tone and a changing skin barrier can all influence how your skin looks, feels and responds to the products you use.
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Because sometimes the best thing you can do for changing skin is change how you care for it. 🤍 XOMD is here for you.

Sunday night recharge. ✨ We always follow Michelle Ruffino, MS, PA-C lead when it comes to good energy and even better skin.

It’s October, which means it’s Month and when it comes to the taboo around perimenopause and menopause, we’re here to squash it.
Because it’s 2026. We’re done treating menopause like a secret.
We’re talking about the symptoms. The hormones. The skin changes. The things to start thinking about earlier. And all the questions women have historically been expected to figure out quietly.
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All month long, we’re making space for more honest conversations about perimenopause, menopause and what’s actually happening to our bodies and our skin along the way.
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No whispering required. 💋
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Comment “THREE” and we’ll send you Episode 3 of Lipstick + Logic, where Dr. Sabrina Fabi and Dr. Steven Dayan get candid about the wild world of menopause, and the things we should all be talking about more openly.

What if men experienced women’s hormonal changes?
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It’s a hypothetical but one that puts into perspective just how dramatic hormonal shifts can be throughout a woman’s life.
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During pregnancy, estrogen and progesterone rise dramatically. After childbirth, they fall rapidly. And while we talk a lot about what those changes can do to a woman’s body and mind, we talk far less about what they can do to her skin.
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Skin is hormone-responsive. Changes in estrogen can affect hydration, collagen, elasticity, barrier function and sebum production, which can help explain why skin may suddenly feel dry, sensitive, less plump or simply… different.
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And postpartum is only one hormonal transition.
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Postpartum. Perimenopause. Menopause.
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When hormones change, your skin changes. Your skincare should understand the difference.

Women voted the neck the 3rd most erogenous zone on the body. 👀

What do you think?

Comment ELEVEN and we’ll send you Episode 11 of Lipstick + Logic, where we break down the beauty, intricacies, and importance of the neck.

Get ready for your close-up. ✨
Your skincare didn’t suddenly stop working. Your hormones changed and your skin got the memo. AROUSE delivers intense, barrier-supporting moisture for skin that looks plump, deeply hydrated and ready for its close-up at every stage.

INTOXICATE Renewal Serum.
For skin that’s responding, repairing, blooming... just like you.
Phospholipids · calms + protects
Jasmine · awakens the senses
Carob · heightens sensuality
Peptides · rebuilds collagen
From earth. For your skin’s next chapter.

XOMD is officially at Oakville Skin & Dermatology at ICLS in Ontario, Canada! 🇨🇦
Dr. Sabrina Guillen Fabi, MD, FAAD, stevendayan and joined Sheetal Sapra MD, FRCPC and the Oakville Skin team for an afternoon centered around the evolving science of women’s skin.
Dr. Fabi shared the science behind how women’s skin changes alongside hormonal shifts, opening up a larger conversation around how we can better understand, support and care for skin through every stage of life.
We’re grateful for partnerships beyond boarders that bring providers together, exchange knowledge and continue moving the conversation around women’s skin, health and wellbeing forward. ✨