Nutrafol is launching The Menopause Edit, a magazine to educate, empower, and destigmatize the menopause experience.
Launching this September, during Perimenopause Awareness Month and ahead of Menopause Awareness Month in October, The Menopause Edit is available digitally and in print at select partner locations.
“We’re witnessing a powerful cultural shift—one where women are no longer quietly enduring menopause, but speaking up, sharing their stories,” says Isabelle Raymond, PhD, SVP Global Medical and Clinical Affairs at Nutrafol, in a news release. “The Menopause Edit was born from conversations with women who felt dismissed, invisible, or simply confused by what was happening to their bodies. This platform is our way of saying, ‘You’re not alone, and you deserve better.’ Better care, better information, and a better conversation—one rooted in science, empathy, and real visibility.”
Platform and Topics
The platform features dermatologists, naturopathic doctors, researchers, and everyday women. Topics span the science of hormonal shifts, the emotional journey of hair thinning, skin health, strength training after 40, how to build a personalized menopause support team, and more. Contributors include:
- Tamsen Fadal (Journalist and Menopause Advocate)
- Caitlin Murray (Podcast Host)
- Dr. Isabelle Raymond
- Jill Mahon (Hair Stylist and Makeup Artist)
- Jody Comstock, MD (Dermatologist)
- Nazanin Saedi, MD (Dermatologist)
- Dr. Kali Olsen (Naturopathic Doctor; Nutrafol)
- Dr. Elina Berglund (CEO and Co-Creator of Natural Cycles)
- Dr. Kathleen Jordan (Chief Medical Officer; Midi Health)
- Dr. Kimberly Howes (Naturopathic Doctor; Nutrafol).
The campaign is centered around Nutrafol Women’s Balance, which targets hormonal shifts, aging, and metabolism for women aged 45 or older experiencing hair thinning.
“Nutrafol’s campaign is about education and creating a space where women feel seen, supported, and empowered,” said Dr. Comstock, Founder of Skin Spectrum in Tucson, AZ. “It is encouraging to see initiatives that prioritize women’s health and recognize the impact of life stages like menopause with evidence-based information and meaningful resources.”
Nutrafol will also activate an integrated campaign across editorial, influencer, and other channels. The platform is anchored by editorial partnerships with Vogue and Oprah Daily, including a four-page gatefold in the October issue of Vogue and a custom booklet featured in Oprah. The brand will expand its reach through curated Substack partnerships, podcast integrations, clinical education events, and influencer storytelling.
