Menopause

Body care during menopause with Breeze, Rest and Heat.

Good to know about care during menopause

Cool down with Breeze

Breeze is a cooling roll-on that gives a lovely cooling sensation on the skin when the heat takes over. It moisturizes the skin and fits in your bag.

Calm evenings with Rest

Rest is a nourishing magnesium spray for your evening routine. Many people use it on their legs before bed.

Warmth with Heat

Heat is a warming roll-on for tense shoulders, neck and back. Breeze, Rest and Heat come together in the Menopause Essentials bundle.

More questions about care during menopause

Can Breeze help women going through menopause?

So many women going through menopause have tried our Breeze and love it! It takes the edge off hot flushes and gives instant cooling, both during the day and at night. Some even sleep with Breeze under their pillow!

Can you sleep with Breeze on?

Yes, you can easily sleep with Breeze on. Most people who struggle with hot flushes at night will really benefit from rolling Breeze onto their wrists, ankles and chest - but you can use Breeze exactly where you feel you need it most.

How often can I use Breeze?

You can use Breeze as often as you like. For most people the cooling effect lasts 1-2 hours, and you can always roll on more when needed.

Where on the body should Rest be applied?

Most people use Rest on their legs, to ease restlessness in the legs and growing pains, among other things. But you can use Rest exactly where you feel your body needs a calming effect.

Can I use Rest every day?

Yes, Rest can easily be used every day. Just be aware that magnesium is a salt mineral, so you may find that your skin gets dry where you use Rest daily. So make sure to also moisturize and care for your skin.

How long does Heat stay warm?

How long Heat stays warm varies quite a bit from person to person. For some it stays warm for 30 minutes, for others it stays warm for several hours. If you rolled Heat on in the morning, the warmth will usually fade during the day, but if you then cycle home from work or get your heart rate up in some other way, the warmth will often reactivate itself, and you'll feel a warming sensation again.