What Causes Vaginal Dryness After Menopause
Many women experience vaginal dryness after menopause and are told it’s simply the result of falling estrogen levels - an inevitable part of aging that requires either estrogen replacement or...
Many women experience persistent discomfort in midlife that often goes unaddressed, even with estrogen therapy.
This is because midlife is a biological transition that was never fully studied - especially at the tissue level. When care follows biology, the body can enter the conversation
Vulvar and vestibular tissues contain enzymes capable of converting steroid precursors such as DHEA into estrogens and androgens within peripheral tissue. This capacity remains present after menopause.
This biology informed Restore, a liposomal DHEA cream containing no added estrogen or testosterone and made for direct application to the external vulva.
If estrogen were the whole story, symptoms would fully resolve when estrogen is replaced. They aren't.
That’s because vaginal tissue doesn’t respond to estrogen alone. It depends on multiple signals—and whether the tissue can actually respond.
We began with how tissue functions, not just what symptoms appear.
Once we understood how the body works, the next question became practical: how to support tissue health day to day.
Every formulation decision begins with the body.
We select purposeful, plant-sourced ingredients and formulate Restore without added estrogen or testosterone.
Natural molecular technology inspired by the body distinguishes Restore’s topical vulvar formulation.
Because care finally aligns with your body.
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