My skin has gone so dull and patchy now and I really miss my regular cream. but scared k whatever I put might reach the baby na. is it okay to keep using or should I stop completely?
Beta, in bazaar ki chemical wali cream se door raho pregnancy me. Agar skin dukh rahi hai ya dhabbe hain, toh thoda dahi aur haldi ka ubtan laga lo ghar pe. Yeh bilkul surakshit hai aur nikhhaar bhi dega.
Honestly, I stopped all my skin whitening creams the day I found out I was pregnant. I didn't want to take any chances with chemicals. Now I only use natural coconut oil or mild baby lotions, but you can ask your doc what suits your skin.
I totally understand wanting to look and feel beautiful when our skin is changing so much with hormones. But many over-the-counter creams have harsh ingredients that could harm the baby. Please show the tube to your gynac before using it, dear.
I used my regular whitening cream for a week before realizing it has retinoids and I totally panicked! But my doctor reassured me that a small amount won't hurt, though I should stop it immediately. Now I stick to simple safe moisturizers like aloe vera.
Most fairness creams contain active ingredients like retin-A, hydroquinone, or salicylic acid which are strictly avoided in pregnancy. It's much safer to stick to pregnancy-safe brands or basic moisturizer. Always check the ingredients list behind the pack.
When I was staying at my mom's place, my mother banned all chemical creams and gave me fresh milk cream (malai) for dry skin. It was so soothing and safe. It's best to avoid these commercial creams for a few months.
Looking back at my pregnancy photos, I had so much pigmentation, but now my skin is back to normal. Don't worry about fairness creams right now, as most of them have risky chemicals. Your skin will heal naturally post-pregnancy, just enjoy this phase!
Suno, ye fairness cream lagana abhi band karo. Inme hydroquinone aur chemicals hote hain jo baby ke liye bilkul safe nahi hain. Pregnancy ka natural glow hi sabse best hai, phaltu chemicals mat lagao skin pe.
