Reframing Aging: Why Targeting Menopausal Clients Is the Smart Shift for Estheticians

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Menopause Is Not a Taboo, It’s a Calling

The conversation around aging is changing, and it’s time our industry changed with it. Menopausal skin is not just “older skin”, it is biologically and functionally different. Estheticians who recognize this and offer thoughtful, effective treatment solutions are positioning themselves at the forefront of a new and essential movement in skin care. Rewriting treatment menus to speak directly to menopausal concerns doesn’t just serve clients, it serves the business. It’s a low-cost, high-impact way to increase the value, filing the books, boosting retail sales and creating lasting relationships with a powerful and growing demographic. Aging doesn’t need to be feared or fought. It needs to be reimagined—with intention, education and a client-first approach that honors the journey and supports the skin every step of the way.

Reframe Aging, A New Approach

In the ever-evolving landscape of professional skin care, one truth remains constant: clients need change, and our services must evolve alongside them. For years, “anti-aging” has been the catch-all category for clients showing signs of skin decline. As the understanding deepens in skin physiology and client behavior, it’s clear that menopause represents a distinct and underserved niche, one that demands more than a generic aging protocol. By adjusting the treatment perspective and reimagining menus to serve menopausal clients more directly, the esthetician not only meets the clients’ concerns, but also creates new opportunities for growth, loyalty and long-term business success….

REFRAMING AGING: WHY TARGETING MENOPAUSAL CLIENTS IS THE SMART SHIFT FOR ESTHETICIANS

by Shawna Rocha, Hale & Hush Director of Education
as seen in Skin Inc. magazine July 2025

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