Episode 007: Modernizing Aging with Sally Mueller, Founder of Womaness

The MiDOViA Menopause Podcast

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Sally Mueller is the Co-founder and CEO of Womaness, a brand that is changing the conversation around women’s healthy aging through innovative products that offer solutions from head to toe (and everything in-between). Sally is a consummate business builder specializing in retail and brand innovation. Her trend-forecasting Midas touch has benefited companies such as Target, Who What Wear and VERSED skincare, among others.
Through her own health journey, Sally found that there was a lack of products and resources for women past a certain age (and few even recognizing the subtle signs of menopause).
Womaness' mission is to change the cultural conversation around menopause and create a #Menopositivity movement, empowering women to navigate menopause with inspiration, education, & access to quality information.
Sally spent over two decades of her career at Target Corporation, first in Apparel Merchandising and then in Marketing. Recognized as an industry leader, Sally is renowned for her business acumen in the fashion, beauty and lifestyle sectors.
Navigating the menopause transition can be a challenging time for many women, often overshadowed by misconceptions and a lack of tailored resources. In a recent podcast episode, Sally Meuller, the co-founder and CEO of Womaness, shares her enlightening journey through perimenopause and how it inspired her to create a brand dedicated to the needs of menopausal women. Womaness is not just about clean and innovative skincare products but also embodies the burgeoning menopositivity movement. Sally’s narrative resonates with countless women who are searching for solutions that address the unique challenges menopause presents, such as hormonal skin changes and intimate health concerns. The podcast sheds light on how Womaness has carved a niche in the market with its focus on clean ingredients and estrogen-free formulations. These products promise to cater to the changing skin of menopausal women, providing the hydration and care it requires during this transformative stage. The episode doesn't shy away from discussing sensitive topics such as decreased libido and painful intercourse that many face during menopause. It's a frank conversation about the physical and emotional toll these issues can take and the various solutions available. From vaginal moisturizers to hormone therapy and even laser treatments, the discussion offers hope and a plethora of options for women looking to reclaim their sexual health and overall well-being. An essential takeaway from Sally's interview is the significance of community and support systems. The brand’s commitment to fostering connections through events, educational resources, and expert conversations underscores the importance of solidarity. The Womaness after-party, a private Facebook group,

Κεφάλαια

1. Menopause & Natural Skincare With WomanS (00:00:01)

2. Menopause and Aging Well Discussion (00:15:15)