A: The toner, creams and serum can be applied as part of your daily routine, and the masks can be applied weekly unless needed more frequently. These recipes contain ingredients that’ll nourish and replenish your skin, so most of them can be used as often as needed, so long as you’re not seeing any adverse reactions.

A: If home remedies don’t work for you, your symptoms might be related to hereditary factors and not just menopause, or you might just need an expert to help you figure out the root cause of your skin concerns. In this case, it might be time to see a dermatologist who can help you create a long-term plan to counter these symptoms.

A: It’s extremely important to sterilize glass jars used to store cosmetic products to prevent the growth of bacteria. Luckily, the process is quick and easy: (1) Set the glass jars in a saucepan with just enough water to cover them and bring to a boil for five minutes; (2) Using tongs, remove jars from heat and place on a cooking tray; (3) Put the tray in a warm, pre-heated oven to dry; (4) Once dry, remove the tray and allow the jars to cool on a clean surface.

A: The cheapest way is to fill inexpensive travel-sized containers with products you already have. Be sure to include a gentle cleanser, diaper cream and lotion. For a ready-made option, try the Butt Naked Baby On the Go Traveler kit. It includes a calming cleanser, shea stick, protective diaper balm, gentle shampoo and nourishing lotion. The products come in wide mouth jars and are free of toxins and fragrances. Bonus – you can use these products to keep your own skin moisturized, too!