Can the darkening during pregnancy be restored?

Many expectant mothers have a very difficult time during pregnancy. The physical changes and stress are very great, and the pregnancy reactions are so severe that they can't even eat. Especially as the baby grows in the mother's body, it brings greater pressure to the expectant mother. In addition to physical pressure, many expectant mothers find that their skin becomes darker after pregnancy, and certain parts of their body become darker, giving people a dirty feeling. So, can the dark skin that appears during pregnancy be restored?

I heard from people around me that many pregnant women have experienced this situation. Moreover, this black color does not grow evenly and it does look like it has not been washed clean.

Dark armpits are actually not a big deal, as they are not noticeable unless you wear clothes that expose your arms. But what if your neck is dark? It’s okay to be pregnant in winter, but in summer you can’t cover up the parts that can’t be washed clean!

Do I have to be disfigured to be a mother?

In fact, this is all due to the melanin deposition formed after the stimulation of estrogen and progesterone.

Other parts that may change include the midline of the abdomen and the ventral groove. Some people with sensitive skin may also experience a darker and darker skin color all over their body.

However, don’t worry, as estrogen and progesterone recover after delivery, these darkened parts will gradually return to their lighter color.

Of course, the extent of recovery varies from person to person.

In other words, not everyone can go back from "black" to "white".

It seems that the results are unreliable, so it is better to do as much preventive work as possible before the pregnancy begins!

1. Start paying attention to sun protection and daily skin care from the early stages of pregnancy.

Whether it is winter or summer, sun protection work must be done thoroughly, but sunscreen cosmetics are still useless. There is generally no problem with moisturizing products, but it is also safer not to use whitening products.

2. Pay attention to your daily dietary intake of vitamins E and C. For example, eat more sesame seeds and soybeans, more fresh vegetables and fruits, etc.

If you are still worried about why other people's skin is not darker, then I advise you to stop worrying about it. Too many women can maintain soft and supple skin even during pregnancy. Usually, if you trace back, their mothers or even grandmothers also had this kind of skin. It seems to be fate. Others are born with this skin quality. You really can't be jealous of them.

It's better to relax. After all, those are only a minority. Besides, for being a mother, these are child's play. Due to the influence of estrogen and progesterone, the fetus in our belly gets more power to grow, and they are growing actively and healthily. Compared with this, if the mother's skin is a little darker, what does it matter?