Did you have dark spots on your skin after giving birth?

Don’t worry, it’s normal! In this blog we will teach you how to prevent and correct them.

During pregnancy, different changes are experienced in the skin and one of those is the appearance of dark spots as a result of the hormones that increase during the gestation process.

The most common stain that occurs during pregnancy is “melasma” which causes increased skin pigmentation (ie, melanin). Although it can affect anyone, it occurs more frequently in women during the pregnancy process, especially in those who have taken birth control pills or received hormones during the pregnancy process.

How should I treat dark spots after pregnancy?

The first step and one of the most important is to use our Ultra-Protection SPF 50 Sunscreen during the pregnancy process, since exposure to the sun, blue and artificial lights can cause spots on the skin.

However, after pregnancy if these spots appear, they can persist. In these cases, dermatologists recommend using products specially formulated to correct and prevent skin blemishes that contain at least retinoid.

Do you already know about our Anti-Spot Kit?

It’s the kit your skin will love! 4 essentials to prevent, correct and reduce blemishes on the face. If you have sequels of acne, spots from the sun’s rays and pregnancy, it’s ideal for you.

How to use?

Pregnancy spots cannot always be prevented, but the constant use of anti-spot products (such as our Anti-Spot Kit) will help your pigmentation to not be as strong and to disappear faster after giving birth.

*Remember that the Retinol Moisturizing Cream cannot be used while pregnant.