source: Freepik We all know menopause is inevitable. Skin changes are one of the side effects of it. The drop of estrogen during menopause causes dry skin and acne. I started protecting my skin at 35, so I felt I had prepped my skin for menopause. Of course I thank my parents for good genes. Last month, I started experiencing dry and flaky skin: around my mouth and the lower part of my cheeks. Since I just started using a new product (that time) sun block and makeup primer in one, I thought it was the cause of the dryness. So I decided to stop using it, but my face remained dry and flaky (even though I still use my favorite skincare). I was planning to visit my dermatologist, but I thought of trying Clinique moisturizer again (if it does not work - it's derma time). I stopped using it - let's admit it's a bit pricey I have no choice because I know it's one of the best moisturizers in the market. Instead of using my usual facial wash, I tried Cetaphil cleanser.