
September’s Healthy Aging Month offers an opportunity to rethink what it means to age well, with greater attention on wellness, self-care, confidence and the everyday changes that can accompany getting older. From skincare and metabolic support to products addressing bladder leakage, several brands are developing products aimed at helping consumers navigate those changes.
Here are four products to consider as part of a broader healthy-aging routine.
Sum of All Flash Effect Eye Cream

Priced at $125, Sum of All’s Flash Effect Eye Cream is designed as a hormone-conscious skincare treatment for women experiencing changes associated with perimenopause and menopause. The brand says hormonal fluctuations can affect collagen production, hydration, elasticity, skin-barrier function, cell turnover, sensitivity and pigmentation.
The multi-pathway eye treatment is designed to smooth the appearance of fine lines, increase hydration and brighten the eye area. According to the brand, users may see visible smoothing within 30 minutes, with clinically proven results after 28 days.
MitoQ Hormonal Metabolic Control

MitoQ’s Hormonal Metabolic Control, priced at $51.31, takes a different approach to menopause wellness by focusing on metabolic support. The supplement contains S-Equol, a plant-derived compound from soy germ that has a molecular structure similar to estrogen.
According to the brand, S-Equol may help address some effects associated with declining estrogen while supporting metabolic health. MitoQ cites research suggesting potential benefits for menopause symptoms and healthy metabolic markers.
Gear by Gash Lift Boost Air Bubble Mask

At $45, the Lift Boost Air Bubble Mask from Gear by Gash is designed for consumers dealing with facial dryness, fine lines and reduced elasticity. The spray-on mask is applied after cleansing and before moisturizer and does not require rinsing.
The product features ultra-low molecular collagen and is intended to support skin firmness, elasticity and hydration. The company says the masks sold nearly 800,000 units in their first year in Korea and that the brand has grown 335% since launching in February 2025.
Organyc Incontinence Collection

Healthy aging also means addressing topics that are often uncomfortable to discuss. Organyc’s incontinence collection is designed to provide discreet protection for women experiencing light bladder leakage.
The collection includes liners, pads and protective underwear made with 100% certified organic cotton. The products are designed without plastics, fragrances, dyes or other unnecessary additives, making them an option for consumers seeking products for sensitive skin.
Together, these offerings reflect the growing range of products addressing the physical and lifestyle changes associated with aging. Healthy Aging Month can serve as a reminder that wellness is not simply about looking younger, but about finding practical ways to support comfort, confidence and quality of life at every stage.