2 out of 3 women struggle in silence when facing hormonal changes, feeling misunderstood, unsupported or uninformed*.
It’s time to change this.
Vichy has partnered with the UK charity Wellbeing of Women, to create Hormonall: Together for Women’s Wellbeing, a movement to help every woman thrive at every stage of life - puberty, menstrual cycle, postpartum, menopause - by providing trustworthy sources of information for women, but not only them. This project is also dedicated to changing the status quo across the whole of society.
We have created four training modules that explain the science behind hormonal changes at each life stage, what impact these changes can have, how to improve wellbeing and talk about hormonal experiences with confidence. Which life stage would you like to learn about? Scroll down and select a module to dive in and join the movement now!
* KANTAR quantitative study – 2 086 women – France – Germany – USA – Brazil – October 2022
Take the training
These training modules will help you to understand the impact hormones can have at each of the life stages. You can complete just one or all four – it’s up to you. No login or e-mail information is required.
Puberty
Puberty is a time of change when hormones start to kick in. It’s important to understand the role hormones play, changes the body will go through, and how to manage these changes.
Menstrual Cycle
The menstrual cycle can have a huge impact on women’s lives and wellbeing. Explore the phases of the cycle, what is happening to the body and mind through them and what can be done to improve wellbeing.
Postpartum
After a high rise in hormones during pregnancy, hormone levels can drop after birth, impacting your physical and mental health. Learn more about postpartum, its effect on wellbeing and discover tips to improve quality of life during this period.
Menopause
The menopausal transition can have a wide variety of impacts. Explore the changes hormones can create during the menopausal transition and discover how to manage these changes more effectively.
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Our Ambassadors
Our Ambassadors are the true actors of the Hormonall movement, fighting for women’s health and wellbeing. Each of them has gone through a hormonal journey and decided to act to bridge the gap in education and conversation about hormonal changes. Select an ambassador to discover their inspiring story.
Jessica Miao
Co-founder of Apricotton, teen bra brand, and “big sister” of the internet to all the girls in puberty, shares her story of going through this life stage.
Leslye Granaud
Founder and writer of SPM Ta mère, a page and a book on premenstrual syndrome, speaks about her hormonal journey and commitment to free the talk.
Clementine Galey
Founder of Bliss Stories, a podcast on motherhood, tells us about her two postpartum experiences and necessity of a support system for moms.
Shirley Weir
Founder of Menopause Chicks, a website and an online community, speaks out about her journey and empowers women to navigate perimenopause and menopause with confidence and ease.
Our Community
See all testimonials / download resourcesOur community is formed from all the people who have joined the Hormonall movement. Explore their testimonials and join the community by sharing your experience too!
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Vichy Laboratoires was founded in 1931. As a pioneer in exposome science and sponsor of annual research grants, Vichy continues to fund and support the development of scientific knowledge in skin health and is committed to understanding the effect of hormones on women’s overall quality of life.
Wellbeing of Women is a UK charity founded in 1964 that saves and changes the lives of women, girls, and babies through research, education, and advocacy. Focusing on reproductive and gynecological health, from period problems and starting a family, to menopause, Wellbeing of Women tackles taboos and strives for a better future for every woman, girl and baby.
Wellbeing of Women is a registered charity.
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