Pregnancy Safe Skincare
Hormonal changes during pregnancy can change your skin dramatically. Your body is working so hard to grow a human and everything is changing and growing. Can't something just be easy?! We are going to give you a quick, easy guide to the pregnancy-safe Revision Skincare® products we offer, and the few that are not recommended during pregnancy.
THE "NON-COMPLIANT" PREGNANCY PRODUCTS
We list these products as "non-compliant" for pregnancy/breastfeeding. The truth is, Revision Skincare® does not conduct studies on pregnant women or nursing mothers. We usually recommend clients speak to their physicians who know their medical history best. Your physician may be okay with you using these products - just ask!
BRIGHTENING FACIAL WASH
PAPAYA ENZYME CLEANSER
PORE-CLARIFYING MASK (FORMERLY CALLED THE BLACK MASK)
RETINOLS (DEJ Night Cream, Retinol Complete 0.5, Retinol Complete 1.0)
THE PREGNANCY POWERHOUSE PRODUCT
This product helps to support the skin’s natural production of Vitamins C and E. C+ Correcting Complex helps achieve brighter skin, evenness of skin tone, visibly firmer skin, and most importantly it helps prevent hormonal pigmentation from pregnancy (Melasma) from getting very dark!
OTHER PRODUCTS WE LOVE & RECOMMEND:
SOOTHING FACIAL RINSE (toner)
INTELLISHADE TRU-PHYSICAL (5-in-1 daily anti-aging moisturizer/mineral SPF 45)
FIRMING NIGHT TREATMENT (peptide-rich cream which rehydrates, replenishes & brightens)
YOUTHFULL LIP REPLENISHER (long-lasting lip hydration with hyaluronic acid to plump)
We hope this post will give you some new knowledge on how best to protect and care for your skin in pregnancy. As always, if you have any questions we are available to discuss a regimen specific to your needs.
All of these products can be purchased on our website: www.refinedlineshouston.com/shop or by clicking the links above.
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