A gentle cleanser with a simple formula that suits the changing sensitivity of pregnancy.
Full product page →Retinoids and some acids are set aside during pregnancy. Six products we stock that are generally considered appropriate — with one caveat: your doctor decides.
A gentle cleanser with a simple formula that suits the changing sensitivity of pregnancy.
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Ceramide hydration for face and body, fragrance-free.
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A zinc oxide mineral sunscreen — important in pregnancy because melasma is more likely then.
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Azelaic acid replaces retinoids for acne and melasma and is considered appropriate in pregnancy.
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Niacinamide for oil control and tone, with nothing set aside in pregnancy.
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Cocoa butter for the belly and body as the skin stretches.
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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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