Can We Exfoliate And Use Skin Care While Pregnant?

Jun 9, 2013

Amy A.

Recently it lookes like someone punched me in both eyes there like a panda but worse due to hormones in pregnancy and my skin is pale when really in medium tanned makeup artist use to match me up with the darkest foundation now the palest and I have the driest skin I'm using paulas choice skin care is it okay while I'm pregnant?

Jun 9, 2013

Chloe W.

Yes you can use pretty much the same products you always have, just be extra careful as your skin may be a little more sensitive with the hormone changes etc. I used a lot of bio oil when pregnant, it works wonders, all over the body!

Jun 9, 2013

Sevetria M.

Yes you can. Sunblock should be your best friend. As Chloe said be careful about sensitivity due to hormones. I used a lot of cocoa butter and vitamin E oil.

Jun 10, 2013

Vanessa A.

Try olive oil mixed with baking soda or sugar. It works great. I discovered this mixture after my last baby. I wish it was before, my skin was a mess when I was pregnant & I got pupps :(

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