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During pregnancy, a woman's blood volume increases by up to 50%.This increased blood flow, especially near the skin's surface on the face and neck, makes the complexion appear naturally fuller, rosier, and more vibrant.

What should you avoid using at this time?

Retinoids (Vitamin A Derivatives)

Dermatologists advise strictly avoiding all topical forms as a safety precaution, as the absorption rate cannot be guaranteed as zero.

High-Dose Salicylic Acid (BHA)

While wash-off cleansers pose low risk, it's advised to avoid high-concentration, leave-on products due to the theoretical risk of high systemic absorption.

Hydroquinone

Though it effectively treats Melasma (a common pregnancy concern), it is generally avoided due to its high systemic absorption rate (around 35%-45%) and the unknown safety risks during pregnancy.

What would we recommend?