Nutrafol, a top hair growth supplement trusted by dermatologists, is launching The Menopause Edit, a new magazine aimed at educating and empowering women while tackling the stigma around menopause. Available both online and in print through select partners, this publication marks a significant milestone in Nutrafol’s mission to support women at every life stage by combining proven products with reliable information and community connections.
Launching in September during Perimenopause Awareness Month and before Menopause Awareness Month in October, The Menopause Edit comes at a crucial time. Each year, over 1.3 million women in the U.S. reach menopause, yet discussions about health during this phase, especially changes in hair, are often limited and stigmatized. Nutrafol is working to shift that conversation. As the only hair growth supplement brand with specific clinical studies on menopausal women, Nutrafol brings a unique and trustworthy voice, merging scientific proof with caring support and a strong commitment to the cause.
Dr. Isabelle Raymond, PhD, Senior Vice President of Global Medical and Clinical Affairs at Nutrafol, said the idea for The Menopause Edit came from talks with women who felt overlooked or confused by the physical changes during menopause. She stressed that this platform is meant to let women know they are not alone and deserve better care, accurate information, and a discussion rooted in science and compassion.
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The magazine includes a range of experts like dermatologists, naturopaths, and researchers, as well as real-life stories from women. It covers topics such as understanding hormonal shifts, dealing with emotional aspects of hair thinning, skin health, strength training after 40, and building a support system for menopause. Contributors include well-known figures like Emmy-winning journalist and menopause advocate Tamsen Fadal, podcast host Caitlin Murray, and doctors and specialists connected to Nutrafol and other respected organizations.
At the core of this initiative is Nutrafol Women’s Balance, the brand’s best-selling supplement made for women over 45 dealing with hair thinning. Developed by doctors and using non-prescription ingredients, it targets key factors like hormonal changes, aging, and metabolism. The product is also NSF Contents Certified, showing Nutrafol’s commitment to quality, safety, and effective results. Dr. Jody Comstock, a board-certified dermatologist and founder of Skin Spectrum, praised Nutrafol’s campaign, saying it encourages learning and creates a place where women feel seen, supported, and empowered. She sees this as a meaningful effort that puts women’s health first and offers reliable, evidence-based resources on menopause and its effects. To promote The Menopause Edit, Nutrafol will run a wide-ranging campaign across editorial, influencer, and expert platforms. The magazine will be available in print and digital formats, including a four-page spread in Vogue’s October issue and a custom booklet in Oprah magazine. The brand also plans to expand its reach through partnerships on Substack, podcast collaborations, educational events, and storytelling from influential voices, connecting with women where they seek advice, inspiration, and community support.
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