Founded more than 40 years ago by a pharmacist, At Last Naturals makes natural menopause-relief and skin-care products for women navigating changing health needs. Now run by his daughter, Stacey Kaminsky, who has spent more than 20 years with the business, the woman-owned and operated company develops its products with input from women, physicians and other medical professionals. Kaminsky is also a member of The North American Menopause Society.
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Phosis SkincareCreated by Susan Campbell after her own perimenopausal skin changes, Phosis Skincare makes barrier-first facial care specifically for women navigating perimenopause and menopause. The woman-owned, U.S.-made brand spent five years researching its formulas, including two clinical trials and extensive safety testing, and its fragrance-free products are clinically tested for sensitive skin. Phosis also uses 100% recyclable packaging and supports environmental work through 1% for the Planet and Pact.LITTLE ROCK, AR
HēladermWoman-owned and operated Hēladerm makes skincare for women in their 40s, 50s and beyond, pairing professional-recommended ingredients with simple morning and evening routines. Its products are made in the USA in GMP-certified facilities and are cruelty-free, with a focus on helping changing skin restore its natural-looking radiance. Co-founder Margot describes the brand as a practical skincare gift created among friends.CINCINNATI, OH
Ora K Beauty Products, LLCOra K Beauty Products makes natural, botanical hair and skin care built around a family hair-growth recipe that traces back to Freddie Mae Davis in the 1800s. Ora Kay Eatmon refined the inherited ointment into a lighter formula for all hair types, blending organic herbs, oils, and vitamins in products designed for everyone from children to people undergoing chemotherapy. The Mansfield, Ohio company says its non-toxic products are never tested on animals and typically show results within 30 to 90 days.ONTARIO, OH
Violets Are BlueAfter breast cancer treatment left Cynthia Besteman searching for safer beauty products, she founded Violets Are Blue in 2015 to make naturally derived skincare for the face and body. The company pairs its botanical formulations with a direct support mission: 10% of product purchases fund Beloved gift packages for women beginning chemotherapy at Mount Sinai’s Dubin Breast Center in New York City. Its work has earned Best In Show from the Indie Beauty Expo and recognition from the Beauty Shortlist.