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Botox & Wrinkle Relaxers

Reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles

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Hair

If you notice thinning hair in your 30s, it’s not just you. Around this time, hair follicles weaken and start producing fewer strands. Each hair follicle typically holds a bundle of strands, but over the years, those bundles let go of more hair and cause an overall thinner appearance.

Latisse

Grow your eyelashes up to 25% longer and 106% fuller

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Nutrafol Growth Activator

Natural, whole-plant powered serum that supports thicker, stronger hair

hair care

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How you feel

Mental Clarity

If you’ve had a hard time remembering your new neighbor’s name or learning a new language, it could be your neurons. In your 30s, the number of neurons in your brain starts to decrease and form fewer connections, which can lead to difficulty with memorization.

IV Drip Therapy: Health (NAD+)

Boost mental clarity and overall health

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Mood

You might think of testosterone as a male sex hormone, but it’s actually the most abundant hormone in the female body. Testosterone begins to steadily drop in your 30s, which can lead to a variety of symptoms, including mood swings, anxiety, and low libido.

Testosterone Cream

Addresses signs of testosterone deficiency

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What you might not notice

Muscles

Muscle mass, strength, and function begins to decline around this time as a natural part of the aging process. Beginning at age 30, you’ll start losing as much as 3% to 5% of muscle per decade.

THORNE Creatine

Muscle performance & endurance

Metabolism

Our hormones begin to shift in your 30s, which can play a role in metabolism, appetite, and ultimately, belly fat. The thyroid gland is responsible for producing hormones that control how your body turns food into energy. If your thyroid becomes less active around this time, this can lead to weight gain.

Thyroid Hormone Therapy

Regulates energy and metabolism

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In your sixties...

How you look

Skin

Post menopause, declining levels of estrogen and increasing levels of androgens make skin appear thinner, and can even lead to acne you hadn’t seen in years. Simultaneously, the bone tissue underneath your skin begins breaking down, causing gradual volume loss.

LED Light Therapy

Minimize fine lines and wrinkles with therapeutic light

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Hair

In your 60s, the natural oil in your scalp (sebum) diminishes, causing strands to feel dry and brittle. With hair follicles producing slower sebum, flyaways can become more noticeable without the natural oils to smooth them down.

Plasma Hair Restoration

Restore, thicken, and strengthen hair

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How you feel

Sleep

Being a “light sleeper” can often come with age. During your 60s, you might take longer to fall asleep, and wake up more easily during the night. Postmenopausal women are also more than twice as likely to have sleep apnea then premenopausal women.

THORNE Melaton-3

For a better nights sleep

Anxiety

Anxiety affects at least 4% of older adults. Older adults tend to experience physical symptoms of anxiety, like a racing heart rate, rather than mental or emotional symptoms like worry or fear. This means many people don’t even realize they have it.

THORNE Super EPA Pro

Support cognitive health and mood

What you might not notice

Joints

Your joints are living, active tissues that change as you get older. Typically acting as a cushion for bone movement, the cartilage and lubricating fluid inside your joints tend to wear away in your 60s, causing you to feel more stiff.

Thorne Calcium Magnesium Malate

Optimal bone support