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Skincare during pregnancy

Retinoids and some acids are set aside during pregnancy. Six products we stock that are generally considered appropriate — with one caveat: your doctor decides.

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Common questions

It is generally considered appropriate at usual topical strengths. Check with your doctor if it is part of a wider treatment.

Azelaic acid for acne and melasma; peptides and vitamin C for signs of ageing.

Not forbidden, but many prefer mineral filters as a precaution during pregnancy.

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