Can pregnant women use Haba skin care products?

During pregnancy, the body of a pregnant woman needs special care, but some products cannot be used casually to avoid affecting the health of the fetus! Today I need to introduce to you, can pregnant women use haba? Can pregnant women use haba skin care products?

Can pregnant women use haba?

The human body characteristics during pregnancy are very different from those during pregnancy. Ordinary skin care products are no longer suitable for pregnant women, and may have a negative impact on the safety of pregnancy. Many pregnant mothers have the question of how to take care of their skin during pregnancy. Japan's HABA skin care products do not contain preservatives, which are very suitable for pregnant mothers. It is said that the Crown Princess of Japan also likes to use HABA moisturizing toner.

Is it good for pregnant women to use haba?

Japan's HABA preservative-free skin care products do not contain any substances that are harmful to the skin, and do not contain excessive heavy metals such as mercury and lead. They are pregnant skin care products strongly recommended by Japanese obstetrics and gynecology departments. They are suitable for pregnant women, sensitive skin, allergic skin, thin skin, red blood streaks, acne skin, oily skin, dry skin and combination skin. It can be said that they are suitable for all skin types, especially more sensitive skin and skin damaged by the abuse of skin care products.

Ingredients that Pregnant Women’s Skin Care Products Should Not Contain

1. Vitamin A ingredients (what is retinoic acid and its retinoic acid ingredients)

I have mentioned this many times in my previous message board responses. Vitamin D usually appears in cosmetics in the form of retinoic acid, retinoic acid ester and retinoic acid aldehyde. Retinoic acid ester and retinoic acid aldehyde can be converted into retinoic acid in the skin. Since retinoic acid has been confirmed to increase the risk of fetal malformations, products containing any vitamin A compounds must be avoided! For example, my favorite EA Time Capsule contains retinoic acid ester.

2. Salicylic acid

That is salicylicacid, this ingredient is mainly found in acne-treating products and should also be avoided. However, if it appears in facial cleansers, it is considered safe because the exposure time is very short. Almost all well-known brands of acne-clearing products contain this ingredient. For example, Neutrogena has a well-known salicylic acid series product, and there is also La Roche-Posay's acne-clearing moisturizing lotion.

3. Benzene peroxide

This name is quite unfamiliar and I haven't mentioned it before, but if you mention the Proactiv that was popular in the past two years, you must know it. Perphenylene oxide is the main multifunctional ingredient of Proactiv, and its function is of course to treat acne. However, during pregnancy, it is absolutely forbidden to use it on the whole face every day. Some foreign experts believe that it is safe to use it only on acne on some parts of the face occasionally.

4. AHA

It is alpha-hydroxyacids, and its full Chinese name is salicylic acid. In fact, I have summarized that any ingredient that will leave the keratin of the skin must not be in contact with the skin for a long time. There are also experts abroad who believe that mild salicylates such as lactic acid are safe.