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Stretch marks during pregnancy
Can they be prevented?
During pregnancy, the skin stretches progressively and stretch marks may appear, especially in areas such as the abdomen, chest, hips, or thighs. Their appearance depends on various factors, such as genetics, hormonal changes, and the degree of skin distension, so it is not always possible to avoid them.
What we can do is take care of the skin from the beginning, keeping it well hydrated, nourished, and flexible. The daily and consistent application of a specific treatment, accompanied by a gentle massage, helps keep the skin comfortable and prepared for the changes it experiences during these months.
The chest also changes
during pregnancy
During pregnancy, the breasts may increase in size and the skin is subjected to greater stretching. It is common to notice more sensitivity, tightness, and changes in firmness and elasticity.
For this reason, this area also deserves specific care. Keeping the skin well-hydrated, supple, and nourished from the early stages of pregnancy helps support these changes and maintain a firm, well-cared-for appearance.
Incorporate a specific treatment with a gentle daily massage, paying special attention to the chest and décolleté.
to take care of your skin during pregnancy
Assets
At this time, there is no reason to give up an effective routine, but it is a good time to review the active ingredients you use. Ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, niacinamide, or ceramides can help you keep your skin hydrated, reinforce the skin barrier, provide radiance, and improve the appearance of your skin tone.
And what if you were using retinol? During pregnancy, it is recommended to avoid retinoids and vitamin A derivatives for cosmetic use. You can replace them with retinoid-free formulas and alternative active ingredients that allow you to continue working on radiance, firmness, and signs of aging.
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YOUR PERFECT 4-STEP ROUTINE
From the first trimester, you can follow a skincare routine adapted to your skin, using ingredients such as antioxidants, moisturizers, and soothing agents. Always check the specific formulation and the INCI list; avoid retinol and vitamin A derivatives during pregnancy and consult with your healthcare professional.
Micellar Water + Vitamin C
Gentle and soothing cleansing.
Micellar Water + Vit C cleanses without drying. Its formula combines chamomile and vitamin C for a delicate routine, even for sensitive skin.
GOLD DROPS
Non-comedogenic repairing facial oil.
Formulated with 2% plant-based retinol. During pregnancy, it is recommended to avoid retinoids and vitamin A derivatives in cosmetic products; consult your doctor or gynecologist before using this product.
Offers anti-aging benefits without leaving a greasy feeling, thanks to its dry-touch, fast-absorbing texture.
Skin Repair
Multi-action nourishing cream.
Formulated with rosehip oil, cocoa butter, and vitamin F. It helps keep the skin barrier comfortable and provides nourishment to support your daily routine.
Consult the ingredients and your doctor or gynecologist before incorporating it during pregnancy.
Daily Sun Protection
As the final step in your routine, apply one of our sunscreens , with or without color. Formulated for sensitive skin, they're ideal for completing your daily routine.
We answer your questions
Stabilized vitamin C is commonly used in cosmetics, but tolerance may vary. Check the specific formulation and consult your doctor or gynecologist before incorporating it.
Prioritize formulas with clearly identified ingredients and check the INCI list. Look for compositions free of retinol and parabens that are adapted to your skin type.
You can start whenever it is convenient for you, keeping the skin hydrated and comfortable. The appearance of stretch marks depends on various factors and no cosmetic can guarantee their prevention.
Check for formulas without retinol, parabens, or salicylic acid in concentrations higher than 2%. This routine is a general recommendation: always consult with your doctor or gynecologist before incorporating new products.
The cosmetics mentioned have been selected based on their formulation and do not constitute medical advice.
Adapt your routine to your skin type and prioritize clearly identified ingredients. For a safe pregnancy routine, check the INCI and look for cosmetics free of retinol, parabens, and salicylic acid in concentrations above 2%.
Retinol is a vitamin A derivative that can be teratogenic in high concentrations. During pregnancy, it is recommended to avoid both retinol and other retinoids. The products in this routine are formulated without retinol or retinoids. The perfect alternative is PLANT-BASED RETINOL, like the one found in GOLD DROPS.