Stacy London
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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Und ich konnte es nicht herausfinden, bis ich bemerkt habe, dass die größten Probleme beim Menopausen nicht über Haut oder Haut geredet waren. Und das heißt nicht, dass es keine guten Produkte für menopausalische Haut und Haut gibt. It's that to say it wasn't the issues that women were really struggling with. What they were struggling with are what I like to call the big feelings, right?
The shame, the guilt, the anger, the rage, the depression, the anxiety, that they didn't know where to put those feelings, confusions or how to talk about them. How hard was that? Es war wirklich nur so, dass wir keine proprietären Zutaten hatten. Ich wusste nicht, wie wichtig das sein wird.
Weil, ehrlich gesagt, wenn du Skincare, Haarcare, Vaginalcare machst, musst du wirklich darüber nachdenken, A, dass wir sauber sind, aber auch darüber nachdenken, was... Stay in your lane is kind of funny, right? Menopause is not a lane. There are so many different aspects to it.
And everybody said to me, well, how are you going to make a line that everybody is going to use for menopause? Like you're going to do everything? And you realize, you know, people now, the way you roll out product is one hero product. You prove that it works. Then you add two more. Then you prove that those work.
And women our age, like really, I would say between the 40 and 65 range, would come up to me at every show and say, where are the clothes? I don't know what to wear now. I'm not in my 30s. I'm not even in my early 40s where I could get away with wearing clothes for my 30s and late 20s maybe. I don't know what I'm supposed to look like.
Trends don't mean anything to me, but I want to look put together. I want to look relevant. Und an dem gleichen Zeitpunkt wollte QVC wirklich die Q50 öffnen. Alle diese Frauen-Ambassadoren, die unglaubliche Dinge mit ihren Leben machen, die starten bei 50 und gehen bis in ihre 80er Jahre. Das liebe ich so. Ich liebe diese Gruppe von Frauen. Ja, genau. Ja, genau.
There's a lot to choose from, but I do believe that part of being self-aware is actually understanding. Let's say every seven years, your cells completely turn over. You are literally a new person every seven years. You need to think about every aspect of your life, whether it's seven years or a decade or whatever works for you. Every year, people make resolutions, whatever it is.
But you need to be aware enough that you are evolving, which is It takes incredible self-awareness to realize that evolution means change. So you're not going to wear the same clothes you wore in your 20s. You're not going to want to. And it's okay. And that's okay. It's like saying, you know, you loved baked beans as a kid and now you don't want to eat them.
That's right. I don't believe it's the same. Letting go is a little bit more passive. Allowing requires the work of being self-aware enough to understand when pushing back or fighting against something is actually in your own disinterest.
And allowing also means that you are looking at every possibility as an option, that you are not limiting yourself, that you are not self-criticizing what you see as a potential option for your future. I noticed that I have this voice, this mechanism that kicks in the minute I think about doing something wild and crazy that's like, Stacey, that's not practical. Shut up, that Stacey.
Stop being negative Nancy. Let positive Polly think about things for a while. And you really have to be very much in control of the way that you think. The way that you think is going to determine the choices that you're going to make in your life. And I think it's very hard when menopause is literally the most disorienting stage of life.
That's why we needed to start asking questions and getting answers. It's why I hope in our future we are going to get much more research on female physiology and how bodies work. Because we're not little men. And the minute that we start putting the clinical dollars towards that research, I think we're going to find that our systems are much more complicated.
Yeah, well, Clinton has opened my eyes in a lot of ways. And it's funny, a lot of things that I think I used to be more envious about are things that I truly admire in him now. And one of the things that I admire most is he said something on that podcast that literally struck my heart. We were both asked to say something that we'd never said before. And I said, oh, you know, I don't know if...
Ich weiß, was mein Geschmack ist. Und ich dachte, das war eine große Konfession. Ich liebe französische Land und italienische Moden aus den 70er-Jahren. Und das funktioniert nicht immer zusammen, wenn man rosa Ceramics mit Lucite oder was auch immer. Und ich sagte, manchmal weiß ich nicht, wie ich all diese Dinge zusammenmischen kann. But Clinton said something that literally blew my hair off.
He said, I do not live a fear-based life. And I really, like I almost started crying. I actually started crying when I got off the podcast, because I thought, I have been living a fear-based life most of my life. And it stopped me from doing things that...
wish i'd taken a chance on doing and i got braver as i got older but i'm still i'm still living in that fear that's not where i want to live i don't think you still are now i do i still think there are parts of my personality that i am having to overcome the thinking now i grew up in manhattan i am a very proud new yorker i'm also proud to say i never learned to drive i did fail my test when i was 17 because i had a small argument with my official
They told me not to take the test at the end of the day because the inspectors are usually grumpy. But he was mumbling. And I said, sir, you're mumbling. Did you say left or right? And he was like, listen, lady, it's not my problem if you can't hear me. And I was like, listen, sir, it's not my problem. This is your job. And he was like, get out. Oh, my gosh. So, so much for that.
And where are we now? Almost 30 years later. I still don't know how to drive. So the goal for this year is to learn to drive. I'm 55 years old and I'm terrified of driving. It bothers me that I'm so afraid to take responsibility for my own life. And I think I spent a lot of my life waiting for somebody to come and save me. Many people have already said that. I know Mel Robbins has said that.
Nobody's coming to save you. There is no Prince Charming. Sorry, Walt Disney. Your rom-com fantasies of my childhood do not actually mean anything.
I did not watch Sex and the City. What? You're a New Yorker. What? Because I lived
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