Oral and topical prescription strength Vitamin A medication should be avoided during pregnancy. Whilst there is no data to suggest that applying over-the-counter retinol (non-prescription) can be harmful in pregnancy, we recommend speaking to your doctor before beginning or continuing the use of any vitamin A Formulations during this time.
If you have any concerns or further questions about using active ingredients in skincare during pregnancy, we recommend consulting your Medical Practitioner.
For skin seeking a botanical alternative to retinol, bakuchiol is suitable for all skin types and beneficial for sensitive skin. It improves the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while gently nourishing the complexion.
Like retinol, bakuchiol rejuvenates the skin and visibly improves skin firmness and signs of hyperpigmentation. While retinol may exhibit a faster delivery, bakuchiol achieves its skin benefits with a gentler approach, introducing the skin to benefits similar to those achieved by retinol.
Vitamin C is a beneficial ingredient that can be used during pregnancy, effectively improving the appearance of hyperpigmentation, and addressing uneven skin tone commonly associated with hormonal changes. Moreover, the addition of solar protective actives, such as Zinc Oxide, optimizes protection to prevent undesirable changes to the complexion.
