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Pregnancy

During pregnancy, hormonal fluctuations can affect many aspects of the skin and hair. Some women notice that their skin becomes drier, oilier, or more sensitive. Conditions such as the pregnancy mask (melasma) or stretch marks may also appear. Read on to learn more detailed information about pregnancy.
FAQ about pregnancy

Can pregnancy alter the skin?

Yes, the hormonal changes experienced during pregnancy can influence sebum production, pigmentation, and skin sensitivity.

Why do some women develop a “pregnancy mask”?

Melasma during pregnancy is linked to increased melanin production stimulated by hormones and exposure to sunlight.

Do hair change during pregnancy?

Some women notice thicker or shinier hair due to the hormonal changes of pregnancy.

Can all cosmetics be used during pregnancy?

Certain active ingredients are not recommended during pregnancy, including retinoids and essential oils. It is very important to check product ingredients and, in case of doubt, to seek advice from a healthcare professional.

Can acne appear during pregnancy?

Hormonal fluctuations can promote an increase in sebum production and the appearance of blemishes during pregnancy.

Can the scalp become more sensitive during pregnancy?

Yes, some women report increased scalp sensitivity during pregnancy, but this is not systematic.

Is it safe to dye your hair during pregnancy?

Scientific data are limited, but it is generally preferable to avoid hair coloring, at least during the first trimester of pregnancy.

Do nails change during pregnancy?

Some women notice that their nails become stronger, while others may observe increased fragility.

Can sunscreen be used during pregnancy?

Yes, sun protection remains very important, particularly to help limit the appearance of pigment spots.

Is hair loss normal after pregnancy?

Temporary hair loss can occur after childbirth due to hormonal fluctuations, but it does not happen systematically.

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