My skin has been acting up lately and i was thinking of doing my usual haldi besan ubtan. But then thought let me ask first if its okay during pregnancy. Anyone applying turmeric on face these days?
Ho na, haldi toh skin ke liye achhi hoti hai. Chehre pe lagane se kya problem hogi? Mostly it's fine. But haan, ek baar patch test kar lena, agar sensitive skin hai toh. Aur zyada strong wala mat lagana, thoda milk ya dahi mein mix karke lagao, achha rahega.
Generally, topical turmeric application is considered safe, especially if it's a homemade pack and not too concentrated. But if you have sensitive skin or any skin conditions, it's always wise to do a patch test first. With PCOS, sometimes skin can be unpredictable, so be gentle and watch for any reactions.
Oh, that's a good question! I use turmeric on my face regularly for glow, but I haven't thought about it for when I'm pregnant. I guess if it's just topical and not ingested, it should be fine? But I'd probably still ask my future gynac, just to be super sure!
Haanji, chehre pe haldi lagane mein kya problem? Yeh toh purane time se log lagate aa rahe hain na for good skin. Bas make sure ki koi allergy na ho, aur bahut zyada chemical wala product na ho. Ghar ki haldi best hai!
Turmeric is a blessing, it's so good for the skin! For topical use on your face, generally, it should be fine. Just ensure it's pure turmeric and you don't have any allergies. Keep a positive mindset and take care of your skin naturally, it brings a glow from within.
For anything you apply on your body during pregnancy, it's always best to be extra careful, especially in the early months. While topical turmeric is usually seen as harmless, if you have any doubts, or sensitive skin, please speak to your doctor first. I became so cautious after my miscarriage, it's better to be overly safe than have any worry.
For topical applications like turmeric on the face, generally it's considered safe as systemic absorption is minimal. However, during pregnancy, skin can become more sensitive or reactive. It’s always best to confirm with your obstetrician or even ask the hospital's dermatology staff during your next visit. They can give precise advice based on your medical history.
