Murad Launched ReSculpt Skincare Line for Neck and Hands
The new collection combines targeted topical treatments and supplements to address signs of aging in skin during menopause.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Beauty
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Murad has introduced the ReSculpt collection, a trio of products designed to target aging in the neck, décolleté, and hands. The line aims to support skin health during the hormonal shifts associated with perimenopause and menopause.
Why it matters
The collection was developed in response to consumer feedback identifying a lack of specialized anti-aging options for the neck and hands. It addresses how fluctuating hormones during menopause can impact skin elasticity and appearance in these overlooked areas.
The ReSculpt collection includes two topical products utilizing encapsulated retinal and a systemic dietary supplement. While the brand has historical experience with internal-external skin support, the clinical efficacy of this specific combined regimen remains to be established in published research.
The players
Murad
A skincare brand founded by Dr. Howard Murad that focuses on integrating topical treatments with internal wellness and dietary supplementation.
Dr. Howard Murad
A dermatologist who founded his namesake skincare brand and has long advocated for an internal-external approach to skin health.
The details
The topical products feature a delivery system for encapsulated retinal, which is intended to increase the stability of the active ingredient while minimizing the irritation often associated with retinoids. By pairing these topicals with a collagen-based dietary supplement, the brand seeks to support skin structure from the inside out. This approach targets specific skin changes that often manifest in the neck and hands due to hormonal fluctuations.
Timeline
1989: Dr. Howard Murad established the skincare brand.
1990s: The company first introduced ingestible skincare supplements.
October 2026: The ReSculpt collection was officially launched.
Health Landscape
The move toward dual-action products follows the historical integration of internal and topical skincare pioneered by the brand in the 1990s. This launch marks a formal return to the company's long-standing focus on supporting skin health through both dietary intake and topical application.
If you are managing skin changes related to menopause, discuss your routine with a dermatologist to determine if retinal-based products are appropriate for your specific skin sensitivity. Focus on ingredients that support skin barrier function and monitor any reactions to new topical treatments.
The takeaway
Maintaining skin health during hormonal shifts often requires addressing both the surface and internal needs. Consult a board-certified dermatologist before incorporating new potent actives like retinal into your daily regimen.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Forbes.
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