One Woman. Many Chapters.
Ladies, your body changes through your 20s, 30s and beyond. Understand the unique shifts at every stage, and give your body the support it needs along the way.
Where are you on your journey today?
Seeking more comfort through your monthly cycle
Looking to support skin health from within
Navigating natural hormonal shifts with balance
Approaching life transitions with renewed confidence
Making proactive self-care a daily habit
Ticked one or more? Maybe it’s time to give yourself a little more daily support.
Every chapter of a woman’s life comes with unique changes.
20s
Building dreams, finding your way.
30s
Balancing life, navigating change.
40s
Embracing transition, feeling confident.
50+
A new chapter. Still you, only better.
3 WAYS GLA SUPPORTS YOU
01 PMS
For your monthly chapter GLA from borage oil has been studied for its role in supporting premenstrual comfort, including lower-back discomfort, headaches, breast discomfort and emotional well-being.1
02 SKIN HEALTH
For skin that feels good GLA supports the skin’s natural moisture barrier, helping maintain skin moisture and soothe skin that feels irritated or inflamed.2,3
03 MENOPAUSE
For your next chapter As hormonal changes accompany menopause, GLA has been studied for its potential to support breast comfort and emotional well- being during this transition.4
GLA, WITH YOU Through Every Chapter
GLA Complex, A gentle combination of:
- BORAGE OIL
Provides GLA that supports hormonal balance
- SUNFLOWER OIL
Omega-6 maintains healthy skin barrier and body function
- VITAMIN E
Supports healthy looking skin with antioxidant protection
References:
1. Gama CRB, Lasmar R, Gama GF et al. 2014. Premenstrual Syndrome: Clinical Assessment of Treatment Outcomes Following Borago officinalis Extract Therapy. RBM. 71:211–217.
2. Kawamura A et al. 2011. Dietary supplementation of gamma-linolenic acid improves skin parameters in subjects with dry skin and mild atopic dermatitis. J Oleo Sci. 2011;60(12):597–607.
3. Kapoor R, Huang YS. 2006. Gamma-linolenic acid: an anti-inflammatory omega-6 fatty acid. Curr Pharm Biotechnol. 2006 Dec;7(6):531–4
4. Currie H, Cochrane R. 2010. Current options in the treatment of menopausal symptoms. Prescriber. Volume 21, Issue 13.
