Can Winona be used by pregnant women?

Due to the changes in hormones during pregnancy, the skin becomes worse and worse. Many women worry about using skin care products during pregnancy for fear of any effects on the fetus, and endure it. Until the birth of the baby, the skin becomes very bad, and they work hard to restore the skin to its original condition. In fact, if they pay attention not to stop using skin care during pregnancy, there will be fewer inconveniences after giving birth. Can pregnant women use Winona? This is a question that many mothers who are fans of Winona want to know. Today, I will analyze what ingredients pregnant women should not touch, and why pregnant women can use Winona?

Can pregnant women use Winona?

Winona has a limited amount of ingredients and does not contain any ingredients that are harmful to pregnant women as calculated by relevant scientific studies. Therefore, pregnant women can use Winona. As for some people's questions: Will the purslane contained in Winona cause miscarriage? Here is a unified answer:

What Winona obtains is the ingredient in Purslane that is effective in repairing the skin's natural barrier, not all of Purslane. Moreover, if the amount used is small, the amount absorbed by the skin will be less and less, not to mention that it cannot enter the blood. If you are really worried, you can consult a doctor!

2. Acetylsalicylic acid/salicylic acid

A large number of clinical trials have found that taking small doses of acetylsalicylic acid (also known as aspirin) during pregnancy does not increase the risk of fetal malformations, premature births, or low birth weight. However, taking large doses of acetylsalicylic acid during pregnancy may increase the risk of fetal malformations.

However, acetylsalicylic acid is not used in skin care products. What we are going to talk about is salicylic acid. Oral administration of high doses of salicylic acid has been shown to cause birth defects and various cesarean section indications. If used in skin care products, there is no clinical data on the risks of using skin exfoliants containing salicylic acid for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Skin care products containing salicylic acid have been around for many years, and there are no reports on their safety when used by pregnant women. Therefore, during pregnancy or breastfeeding, it is okay to occasionally use a small amount of skin care products with a lower concentration of salicylic acid (less than 2%) without excessive panic. However, if skin care products that are used for a long time or on a large scale, such as massage creams, contain salicylic acid, you need to be careful.

How to do it?

Please take medication as directed by your doctor. Note that during pregnancy, you should not use skin care products containing salicylic acid for a long time (appropriate use is not a problem), especially massage creams containing salicylic acid, and you should not perform salicylic acid peels.