Nutrafol, the top dermatologist-recommended brand of hair growth supplements, has introduced The Menopause Edit, its first-ever magazine dedicated to addressing the often-overlooked realities of menopause.
Available in digital format and in print at select partner locations, the magazine aims to inform, empower, and destigmatize the menopause experience—a topic that has long been sidelined in mainstream health conversations.
With this launch, Nutrafol expands its mission to support women at every stage of life, combining clinically tested wellness products with accessible education and community-driven content.
Debuting during Perimenopause Awareness Month and ahead of Menopause Awareness Month in October, The Menopause Edit arrives at a time of increasing cultural focus on women’s midlife health. Despite approximately 1.3 million women in the United States entering menopause each year, public discussion around the experience, especially the physical changes related to hair, remains limited and often stigmatized.
“We are witnessing a significant cultural shift where women are no longer silently enduring menopause but are speaking out and sharing their stories,” stated Dr. Isabelle Raymond, PhD, SVP Global Medical and Clinical Affairs at Nutrafol. “The Menopause Edit was born from conversations with women who felt dismissed, invisible, or confused by the changes in their bodies. This platform is our way of saying: you are not alone, and you deserve better. Better care, better information, and a better conversation rooted in science, empathy, and real visibility.”
The platform features a diverse group of expert contributors—from board-certified dermatologists and naturopathic doctors to researchers and respected media voices—alongside personal stories of women navigating menopause.
The editorial content covers a wide range of topics, including hormonal changes, emotional and physical aspects of hair thinning, skin health shifts, the importance of strength training after 40, and advice on building a personalized menopause support team.
Contributors include Emmy Award-winning journalist and menopause advocate Tamsen Fadal; Caitlin Murray, creator of Big Time Adulting; Dr. Isabelle Raymond, senior vice president of global medical and clinical affairs at Nutrafol; and celebrity hairstylist Jill Mahon. Medical insights are provided by experts like Dr. Jody Comstock and Dr. Nazanin Saedi, both board-certified dermatologists; Dr. Kali Olsen and Dr. Kimberly Howes, naturopathic doctors affiliated with Nutrafol; Dr. Elina Berglund, co-creator and CEO of Natural Cycles; and Dr. Kathleen Jordan, chief medical officer at Midi Health.
Central to the campaign is Nutrafol Women’s Balance ($88), the brand’s top-selling formula specifically designed for women 45+ experiencing hair thinning. Physician-formulated with drug-free ingredients, Nutrafol Women’s Balance targets root causes like hormonal shifts, aging, and metabolism. The formula is also NSF Contents Certified, highlighting Nutrafol’s dedication to quality, safety, and clinical effectiveness.
“Nutrafol’s campaign focuses on education and creating a space where women feel acknowledged, supported, and empowered,” said dermatologist Dr. Jody Comstock. “It is heartening to see initiatives that prioritize women’s health and recognize the impact of life stages like menopause with evidence-based information and valuable resources.”
For more details or to access The Menopause Edit, visit nutrafol.com/menopauseedit.