Pregnancy-Safe Skincare: What Matters Most
Your skin can change through pregnancy — often becoming more sensitive, dehydrated or prone to pigmentation. The focus is simple: gentle cleansing, smart hydration, brightening that respects the barrier, and strict daily mineral SPF.
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Skip Retinoids & Harsh Peels
Press pause on retinoids/retinal/retinol and strong peels. Choose barrier-kind hydrators and brighteners instead.
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Go Gentle & Fragrance-Light
Milky cleansers and pH-balanced textures minimise the chance of reactivity and dryness.
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Hydrate, Then Seal
Layer humectants (essence/HA) under a nourishing moisturiser to keep skin comfortably dewy.
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Sun Protection, Every Day
Mineral (zinc/iron oxides) filters are your best friend — especially if you’re managing melasma.
Hero Ingredients You Can Lean On
Choose barrier-first actives that are widely used during pregnancy (always check what feels right for you).
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Niacinamide (Vitamin B3)
Helps even tone, support the barrier and reduce visible redness — versatile and gentle.
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Vitamin C
Brightens the look of skin and supports antioxidant defence for a healthier glow.
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Hyaluronic Acid & Glycerin
Deep hydration without heaviness to keep skin bouncy and comfortable.
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Centella (Cica) & Ceramides
Calm and reinforce the moisture barrier through skin changes.
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Tinted Mineral SPF
Zinc + iron oxides help defend against UV and visible light (key for melasma-prone skin).
The Clean Beauty Difference
We prioritise gentle formulas with fewer common irritants so you can keep your routine simple — and effective.
What We Avoid
- Retinoids (retinol/retinal/retinoic acid)
- Strong peels or over-exfoliation
- Harsh sulphates and heavy synthetic fragrance
What We Include
- pH-balanced cleansers and hydrating essences
- Niacinamide, vitamin C, cica/ceramides
- Mineral SPF — daily, rain or shine
Simple Lifestyle Tweaks
Small habits help skin stay calm and comfortable.
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Keep Showers Lukewarm
Hot water strips the barrier — moisturise within 60 seconds of towelling off.
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Patch Test New Products
Test behind the ear or along the jawline for 24–48 hours before full use.
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Shade, Hats, SPF
Sun-smart habits are essential for preventing melasma flares and keeping tone even.
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Less Is More
Introduce one product at a time and keep textures gentle if your skin feels reactive.