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The articlePregnancy: how to take care of your skin?brings together the advice of Dr. Sylvie Peres fortaking care of your skin during pregnancyand the questions that many expectant mothers ask themselves during pregnancy.

During pregnancy, our dermatologist recommends aminimalist ritual.

Here is the ritual:

Cleanse face and body with themango & avocado soapIt will also be suitable for baby's toilet.

To avoid stretch marks, moisturize the skin well morning and evening with thesummer garden radiance balmMassage using a rolling motion, stretching the skin from the back and thighs, to prepare it for distension.

On the face, if your skin has imperfections, I recommend applying morning and evening themoisturizer for combination skinon skin previously cleaned with soap.

I also recommend doing afruit acid peeling1 to 2 times a week to limit the appearance of imperfections.

Don't hesitate to adapt your moisturizer according to the changes in your skin during pregnancy. If it tends to dry out, apply thesensitive skin moisturizer.

If your skin has imperfections, our dermatologist advises:

Apply morning and eveningmoisturizer for combination skinon skin previously cleaned withsoap,

Apply thefruit acid peeling1 to 2 times a week to limit the appearance of imperfections.

Don't hesitate to adapt your moisturizer according to the changes in your skin during pregnancy. If it tends to dry out, apply thesensitive skin moisturizer.

Our dermatologist recommends a minimalist ritual, as time is short.

Cleanse face and body with themango & avocado soap.

If your skin has become dry during pregnancy, apply thesensitive skin moisturizermorning and evening.

If you tend to get acne with hormonal changes, apply themoisturizer for combination skin.

For the body, massage the skin with thenourishing rose petal oilor thesummer garden radiance balmIt is also a time to reconnect with one's body, to reclaim it.

There are different types of stretch marks.

Stretch marks are usually red at the beginning when they appear, whether during adolescence when growing up, during weight gain, or during pregnancy. They will then fade over time, within a few months.

Stretch marks in adolescence will become fine pearly streaks; they do not require treatment. When they are larger, dermatological treatments (laser, peeling, radiofrequency) may be considered.
To prevent the appearance of stretch marks, especially during pregnancy, our dermatologist recommends massaging the skin thoroughly with thesummer garden radiance balmby stretching it morning and evening using the palpate-roll technique.

Dr. Peres recommends massaging and moisturizing areas that feel tight with thesummer garden radiance balmby rolling and palpating.

If this persists, consult your obstetrician.

Caused by pregnancy or hormonal treatments, melasma spots, also called pregnancy mask, develop because the melanocytes in these areas are hyper-reactive and react to the slightest UV rays.

To treat melasma-type spots, our dermatologist recommends avoiding sun exposure as much as possible: in the morning and afternoon, systematically apply theSPF50+ sunscreenand repeat every hour if you are outdoors, regardless of the weather, or in front of screens. You must be patient and keep this ritual strict for 1 year.

OURSPF50+ sunscreencertified organic has a second-skin BB Cream texture that helps reduce dark spots while immediately giving a nude complexion. Its formula contains organic vegetable oils carefully chosen for their nourishing properties and their affinities with the skin, as well as anti-inflammatory and anti-free radical active ingredients to prevent skin aging.

Taking hormonal oral contraceptives (the pill) is also one of the primary factors in the development and maintenance of these spots. If possible, it should be stopped and replaced with a copper IUD.