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Why do so many women over 40 start noticing loose skin on their neck, a softer jawline, and deeper lines and creases that weren’t there before? Is it just age and collagen loss? Partly. But there may be something else happening while you sleep. As women go through menopause, hormone changes can affect sleep and breathing. Some women who never used to snore or sleep with their mouth open suddenly start doing it at night. When your mouth falls open, your jaw drops down and stays relaxed for hours. Night after night, this can leave your lower face looking softer. Your neck can look more creased, and you may start noticing loose skin around your jawline—what many women call jowls. But that’s not all. Sleeping with your mouth open can also dry out your lips and mouth. If your sleep becomes lighter or more broken, you can wake up looking tired, puffy, and less refreshed. That’s why we created Beauty Sleep. It’s a soft pink strip that you place over your lips before bed. It gently encourages your lips to stay closed while you sleep, so your jaw isn’t hanging open for hours every night. It also supports nasal breathing, which can help keep your mouth from drying out overnight. So while you sleep: ✓ Your lips stay gently closed ✓ Your jaw stays supported ✓ You can wake up looking fresher and more rested Try Beauty Sleep tonight. If you don’t notice a less puffy-looking face, brighter-looking eyes, or a firmer-looking jawline within 30 days, let us know and we’ll give you your money back.