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Expectant moms are famous for that "glow," but as your pregnancy progresses you'll probably start noticing more than just a rosy complexion. Increased blood flow and surging hormones are responsible for a bevy of beauty changes — good and bad — to your pregnant bod. "Most moms are prepared for the weight gain, but are quite surprised to discover how many other changes can happen to their bodies," says Allison Hill, M.D., ob-gyn at Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles, and co-author of The Mommy Docs Ultimate Guide to Pregnancy and Birth. We've got the scoop on what you can expect, from head to toe.


You'd be hard-pressed to find a mama-to-be who isn't concerned about stretch marks. During pregnancy they usually appear on areas that are prone to rapid stretching and weight gain, such as the belly, breasts, and thighs. "The skin has a finite degree to which it can stretch, and once you surpass that point the skin's fibers tear and scar, leaving red and sometimes purple marks behind," says Terry Hoffman, M.D., ob-gyn at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore. Genetics play a large role in how well your skin will stretch without tearing, so take a look at your mom. If she escaped them, then you might too. Dr. Hoffman advises patients to gain weight slowly and steadily, especially at the end of pregnancy, when it's easiest to pack on the pounds. And although there's no shortage of creams touting their ability to prevent stretch marks, there's also no proof they work. Post pregnancy, laser treatments may reduce their appearance.


Raging hormones combined with a dramatic increase in blood volume can cause the tiny veins in your legs (and sometimes your face) to branch out and become more visible. Spider veins can worsen if you're standing for long periods of time, so it's a perfect excuse to sit back and relax as much as possible. Sit with your legs elevated, and if you're going to be on your feet all day, consider wearing support stockings, says Dr. Hoffman. If your spider veins don't disappear after delivery, a dermatologist can remove them with injections.


Think your tresses feel thicker and more lustrous? You're not imagining things. "Pregnancy hormones slow down the rate of hair loss, making it seem like you have thicker hair," says Dr. Hoffman, adding that hormone changes, prenatal vitamins, and a healthier diet may all be reasons why women report shiny, healthier-looking hair during pregnancy . Unfortunately, that's only temporary. When your hormones return to normal after delivery, you'll shed the extra hair.


Also known as "the mask of pregnancy ," these hormone-induced brown facial splotches usually pop up on the forehead, cheeks, or chin. Sunlight exacerbates the condition, so keep exposure to a minimum and remember to wear sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15 when outdoors. To camouflage splotches, try sweeping a little bronzer on the lighter areas of your face to even out your skin tone. Melasma will usually go away after delivery, but if it's not budging a few months after you've given birth , consult your dermatologist. "The best approach is usually a combination of chemical peels and topical prescription creams such as 4 percent hydroquinone or amino acids," says Macrene Alexiades-Armenakas, M.D., Ph.D., a dermatologist in New York City.


Thicker hair on your head is amazing, but it's not so fabulous when it sprouts on your body. The same hormones responsible for your lush locks are also responsible for hair growth on areas such as your abdomen, face, nipples and back. The good news is, growth should lessen around six months postpartum, and eventually return to normal. That doesn't mean you have to put up with a hairy chest in the meantime. It's safe to shave, wax, and use electrolysis while pregnant , says Dr. Hill.


Some women are lucky enough to see a decrease in blemishes during pregnancy , but others are now dealing with their first pimples since high school. Many acne ingredients are best shelved until after pregnancy, so read labels carefully and talk to your doctor before using topical or oral acne medications. Not enough is known about the possible effects of using salicylic acid (also called beta hydroxy acid) and benzoyl peroxide during pregnancy, so it's best to avoid them. You should also steer clear of retinoids and retinols (vitamin A derivates) such as Retin-A. Never use oral acne medications such as tetracycline and Accutane, as they can cause birth defects. For severe acne, try using a face wash with pregnancy-approved alpha hydroxy acids, suggests Dr. Alexiades-Armenakes.


Pregnancy hormones push skin cell production into overdrive, causing small skin polyps to form on your neck, under your arms, or beneath your bra line -- anywhere your skin rubs against your clothing. Skin tags aren't pretty to look at, but they're completely harmless. "After delivery, a dermatologist can quickly snip them off. It's painless, and there's no bleeding involved," says Dr. Alexiades-Armenakas.


If you notice a mysterious dark line running along your abdomen, you're not alone. A whopping 75 percent of expectant moms experience linea nigra, a line of brown pigmentation that runs along the middle of your belly. Surging hormones increase the body's production of the pigment melanin, which results in this hyperpigmentation. It's the same reason you may also see your areolas darken during pregnancy . In most cases, linea nigra will slowly fade away post-pregnancy, but if it doesn't, bleaching creams may help.


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Is it safe to put on makeup while pregnant? Which makeup brands are safe to try during pregnancy? Well, these are the two common questions that come to most pregnant women’s minds. While finding safe makeup products during pregnancy is your top priority, the process can make you feel overwhelmed. But thankfully, there are some non-toxic beauty brands that you can trust for safe makeup during pregnancy.
To make your journey to motherhood easier, we have listed some of these best pregnancy-safe makeup products for expectant mothers. From eye cream and mascara to nail polish, you will find everything you need for your pregnancy beauty routine.
Longer and dark eyelashes can make you look more youthful and sexy. If you are looking for pregnancy-safe mascaras to enhance the eyes, try the Buxom Lash Volumizing Mascara. It not only darkens your eyelashes but also makes your lashes thick and long.
You will appreciate that the mascara is infused with nutrients, vitamins, and antioxidants to take care of your lashes. The combination of Vitamin E and rose water works together to condition, lift, and lengthen the lashes for a fuller-looking lash without clumps.
Our testers found that it was easy to apply and lasted all day without any smudging. Cruelty-free, it also works well for sensitive eyes. If you have hypersensitive eyes, try natural, hypoallergenic mascaras like the Almay Thickening Mascara.
Along with mascara, you also need eyeliner and eyeshadow. You can add the two recommended products listed below to your pregnancy makeup routine without worry.
Puffy eyes, fine lines, and under-eye circles are very common during pregnancy. That’s why you need a safe yet effective eye cream to address these issues. Developed in partnership with dermatologists, the Cetaphil Hydrating Eye Gel-Cream is one of the safest eye creams you can try during pregnancy. Aside from being non-comedogenic, the eye cream is free from artificial preservatives, paraben, fragrance, alcohol, and colorant.
The under-eye puffiness and dark circles don’t just make your look tired. They also affect your confidence. Cetaphil comes with an effective formula for these problems. Thousands of its happy customers claimed that they started noticing a difference around the eye area from the very first use. 
Moreover, the product acts gently, even on extra sensitive skin. Therefore, your eyes will be under a shade of protection while applying this eye cream. Additionally, the soothing and minimalist formula keeps your eye area hydrated for a long time.
Do you know that you can now get your mani-pedi done at home without worrying about exposure to toxic chemicals? Thanks to all the social media buzz, most nail polishes are now at least 3-free. Zoya is one of the very first brands to adopt the “3-free” formula. The ZOYA All Snuggled Up Quad Nail polish comes with a 10-free formula and nine fabulous-looking shades. The nail polish is crafted with the highest quality standard to keep you and your unborn baby safe.
You don’t need more than a couple of applications to achieve perfect full coverage. That is because it goes on smoothly and evenly. Also, the color lasts for a long period. Even after a week, you will see no sign of color fading.
Even better, you will get a set of four full-size bottles at a very affordable price. You won’t find many pregnancy-safe nail polish like this one. The way it gives a sparkling yet straightforward color to your nail, you will indeed become a fan of this prominent brand.
You can’t just pick a regular foundation while pregnant if you want to hide your acne scars, blemishes, and dark spots. Some foundations contain ingredients that are not safe for sensitive pregnancy skin. Therefore, you need a safe foundation during pregnancy . The Dermablend Cover Creme Full Foundation is one of the safest foundations in the market for pregnant moms. In fact, this premium blendable creamy foundation can also be used as a concealer to hide your dark circles, dark spots, and blemishes.
This full-coverage foundation makeup blends well with most skin tones and undertones. As created by a dermatologist, the brand maintains high standards when it comes to the quality of ingredients. The main active ingredient is titanium dioxide, which is safe during pregnancy. What’s great? It is paraben-free, fragrance-free, and non-comedogenic.
Furthermore, the product comes with a simple application system. The cream feels super smooth once you warm it with your fingers. You can even improve the application by using a pregnancy-safe makeup primer. We also recommend using a good setting powder for a natural finish. With the right application, the foundation will last a long time.
A concealer is an excellent option for covering your imperfections. Like the foundation, you need a concealer without toxic chemicals. Don’t worry. The Dermablend brand has a pregnancy-safe concealer as well. This pregnancy-safe concealer is free from paraben, fragrance, alcohol, and cruelty.
The face concealer blends perfectly to match your skin tone. From light to dark, it works great for different skin tones. The lightweight formula goes on smoothly. Even the formula is gentle for dry, acne-prone, and oily skin types.
Most customers rank it higher than other concealers because of its super moisturizing properties. All the ingredients are super moisturizing; hence they help keep your face hydrated all day. Also, the beauty product comes with a super thick applicator. So, you don’t have to give much effort to get an even skin tone.
If you have dry skin, a bronzer is what you need to make your skin look healthier. The Bahama Mama Bronzer is excellent for a light, all-over bronze. This bronzer provides a natural matte finish, so it can also be used for perfect contouring shade.
No matter your skin tone, this bronzer blends well into the skin. It stays on for quite some time without any smudging. From light to dark skin tones, it blends perfectly with all.
The bronzer only features safe, non-toxic ingredients such as mica and silica. These ingredients are usually considered safe during pregnancy. Plus, the bronzer is paraben-free. Even if you have sensitive skin, it won’t do any harm.
Since just a swipe with its soft brush goes a long way, a single pack will last a long time.
Want to put colors on your lips but not sure whether your favorite lipstick is safe to use during pregnancy? You aren’t alone. Most pregnant women go through this dilemma. That is because we usually end up ingesting some of the stuff on our lips. Therefore, we are worried that the toxic elements in the lipsticks might harm the unborn baby.
Like many other moms-to-be, you can avoid wearing lipsticks altogether during pregnancy. If you want to continue wearing lipstick, find pregnancy-safe lipstick. If you already use one, you can visit EWG’s Skin Deep® database to learn more about your pregnancy makeup products.
Looking for one? Try the Burts Bees 100% Natural Glossy Lipstick. With 100% natural ingredients, it does well to keep your lips moisturized for a long time. What’s more, the lipstick doesn’t include phthalates, SLS, petrolatum, and parabens. 
 There are six different shades, and you will surely find one of your likings. With its glossy finish and creamy texture, you will appear more attractive and youthful. 
The lipstick is infused with moringa oil and red raspberry oil. These ingredients help to moisturize and soften your skin. The vibrant and natural color will surely help you stand out for a long time.
A BB cream is a much-needed beauty item to cover your imperfections. The La Roche-Posay Effaclar BB Blur is an excellent pick when you want to wear only safe makeup products during pregnancy. Apart from containing only clean ingredients, this BB cream is free from oil, parabens, and fragrances.
Some might tell you not to use BB creams during pregnancy if you have oily or acne-prone skin, but that’s not the case. The cream is tested and recommended by dermatologists for sensitive skin. As the cream is lightweight, it gets absorbed quickly into the skin without leaving a greasy or sticky feeling.
The product provides a matte finish to make your skin look smoother, along with a radiant glow. When tested, 100% of the testers claimed that the level of coverage it gave with a small amount was impressive. Also, the effective formula lasts all day long.
Lastly, you can use it as an alternative to concealers. With SPF 20, it might not give ideal protection to your skin from damaging UV rays. For better sun protection, we recommend mixing it with a safe facial sunscreen .
Want to add a perfect hint of tint to your cheek or lip? You would need a creamy blush for that. Wouldn’t it be great if you could do it using a single creamy blush? Thankfully, you can apply the e.l.f Monochromatic Multi Stick on both your cheeks and lips.
This popular face blush stick has a lightly textured formula that blends easily with most skin tones. When you apply the blush, you will get a perfectly smooth finish that looks fantastic. It gives a natural color to your skin to make you look bolder and flatter.
The product is easily portable, thanks to the small stick design that comes with the compact box. Since the product is versatile, you get great value for the price.
An effective face mask can make your skin look smoother by removing unwanted dead cells. But you have to be careful while using makeup products during pregnancy. You don’t want to irritate your extra sensitive pregnancy skin. But this shouldn’t stop you from pampering yourself when pregnant. The Caudalie Instant Detox Mask is a safe face mask that you can use while pregnant since it is formulated with nourishing ingredients to make your skin clean and smooth. Most importantly, it contains no toxic chemicals such as parabens, phthalates, PEGs, sulfates, and synthetic fr
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