Do you have a Hormonal Trigger

causing you to have New skin concerns?

Hormones play a significant role in the health and behaviour of your skin, and fluctuations can trigger a wide range of concerns—from breakouts and excess oil to sensitivity, redness, and pigmentation. At Soho Skin Club, we understand the impact that hormonal shifts can have at every stage of life. Conditions like PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome), pregnancy, breastfeeding, PMS, and PMDD can all lead to changes in sebum production, inflammation, and skin barrier function. These hormonal imbalances often present as cystic acne, congestion along the jawline, pigmentation (such as melasma), or sudden sensitivity. Whether you’re navigating changes due to your menstrual cycle, postpartum recovery, or a diagnosed hormonal condition, our personalised skin treatments and routines are designed to support your skin through every fluctuation—gently, effectively, and holistically.

How we approach Hormones

FAQs

Can diet really affect hormonal skin?

Absolutely. Certain foods can influence hormone levels and inflammation. A balanced diet rich in antioxidants, healthy fats, and fibre supports hormonal balance and clearer skin.

How often should I get treatments for hormonal skin concerns?

Typically, treatments every 4-6 weeks combined with a tailored home routine yield the best results. We personalise your plan based on your skin’s needs and hormonal fluctuations.

Are Actives safe to use if I have Acne & Sensitive skin?

Yes, but it’s important to use gentle, non-comedogenic products suited for your skin type. At Soho Skin Club, we tailor skincare routines that effectively target ageing while calming and protecting sensitive, hormonal skin. They’re created for YOUR skin.

What if I am Pregnant?

You can absolutely treat hormonal skin concerns safely during pregnancy or breastfeeding. At Soho Skin Club, we offer pregnancy-safe treatments like Medik8 facials, gentle extractions, and barrier-supportive skincare—all tailored to calm inflammation, manage breakouts, and keep your skin healthy throughout.

What role does the gut play in hormonal skin health?

The gut microbiome influences hormone metabolism and inflammation. An unhealthy gut can exacerbate skin issues, so supporting gut health is crucial for balanced hormones and radiant skin.

How do hormones cause acne?

Hormones, especially androgens, can increase oil production in your skin’s sebaceous glands. Excess oil clogs pores, leading to inflammation and acne breakouts—commonly seen during puberty, menstrual cycles, pregnancy, and conditions like PCOS.

Which Supplements can support your hormone health?

I guide clients toward a specific brand of natural supplements that actually work—but it’s essential to first identify the root cause of your hormonal imbalance to ensure you're supporting your body correctly. Once that’s established, some commonly beneficial supplements include:

  • Zinc – Supports skin healing and regulates oil production

  • Omega-3 fatty acids – Anti-inflammatory and hormone balancing

  • Vitamin B6 – Great for PMS-related skin concerns

  • Magnesium – Helps manage stress and regulate hormones

  • DIM (Diindolylmethane) – Supports estrogen metabolism (helpful for acne or estrogen dominance)

  • Probiotics – Supports gut health, which is directly linked to hormone balance

  • Ashwagandha – An adaptogen that helps regulate cortisol (stress hormone)