The Bonita Blog
Being intentional about beauty.
Welcome to a blog that addresses all your beauty needs.
We’ll share expert advice on anti-aging services, self-care, skincare, and all the things that support your Bonita journey!
We are focused on creating a space that acts as your beauty guide.
Hormonal Acne in Your 30s & 40s: Understanding Triggers & Effective Solutions from Your Skincare Specialists
Here’s the truth: Breakouts don’t always end after high school. For many women, acne reappears (or stubbornly lingers) well into their 30s and 40s, but it hits differently. Painful cysts around the jawline. Breakouts that last for weeks. A frustrating cycle that feels out of sync with the rest of your life, and a body that can feel foreign. It’s a lot to navigate.
Bonita Babe - You’re not doing anything wrong.
You’re just dealing with hormonal acne, and it has its own rules.
Hormones & Hyperpigmentation: Why Women’s Health Impacts Skin & How to Treat It
If you’ve ever noticed stubborn dark patches on your face that seem to appear out of nowhere, you’re not imagining things. Hormones play a major role in skin health, and when they fluctuate - Thanks to pregnancy, birth control, perimenopause, menopause, or even stress - Your skin can react in unexpected ways. One of the biggest culprits? Hyperpigmentation, particularly melasma.
Hormones & Aging: The Support for Skin at Any Season — Perimenopause, Menopause & Postmenopause
Moving from winter to spring can often be messy and mucky - Much like navigating new hormonal changes. One week you feel a certain way, the next week, everything is flipped on its head. Kind of like the transitions from season to season - You never know what’s coming next.
I bet you have experienced this with your skin too - Even though spring is blooming, it doesn’t always mean your skin is as fresh.
Hormones & Holidays - Support your skin (and stress!) with this Holistic approach to annoying Acne & Hormonal Shifts
As the colder months settle in and the holiday season ramps up, you may notice your skin acting up more than usual. Why does this happen right before all the events, right?