Pregnancy is not an obstacle for the mother to keep looking beautiful with cosmetics. Just make sure the choice of cosmetics is safe. Here are the variety of cosmetic products and how far the safety for pregnant women use.
1. Lipstick.
Lipstick serves to help brighten the appearance so as not too pale. Generally, the lipstick contained preservatives and dyes in a limited number so it is fairly safe if accidentally licked lumps and swallow a bit because it wants to moisten the lips. To be more secure, choose a lipstick made from natural ingredients. To reduce chapped lips, pregnant women can also use lip moisturizer on a regular basis.
2. Perfume.
As long as it does not cause allergies to the skin and you feel refreshing aroma, may be sprayed perfume. But if pregnant women are suddenly sensitive to the perfume used previously (Pregnant Women feel nauseated and even dizzy), then avoid excessive use. Do not also spray into the neck that in fact close to the sense of smell. If necessary replace the perfume with other scents.
3. Bleach facial cream.
1. Lipstick.
Lipstick serves to help brighten the appearance so as not too pale. Generally, the lipstick contained preservatives and dyes in a limited number so it is fairly safe if accidentally licked lumps and swallow a bit because it wants to moisten the lips. To be more secure, choose a lipstick made from natural ingredients. To reduce chapped lips, pregnant women can also use lip moisturizer on a regular basis.
2. Perfume.
As long as it does not cause allergies to the skin and you feel refreshing aroma, may be sprayed perfume. But if pregnant women are suddenly sensitive to the perfume used previously (Pregnant Women feel nauseated and even dizzy), then avoid excessive use. Do not also spray into the neck that in fact close to the sense of smell. If necessary replace the perfume with other scents.
3. Bleach facial cream.
Maybe before pregnancy, mothers routinely use bleach cream. However, when the two body use of bleach cream should be stopped for a while, although the mother had black spots around the face. There are some mercury-based bleach products that can harm the fetus. If still in doubt, consult a doctor.
4. Cat hair.
One way to change the appearance to look "cling" is to paint hair. There are some natural hair dye products that can generally be used by pregnant women. But once again consult this to the doctor first and do the painting after the second trimester. Note also the rules of the practice evenly.
5. Acne medication.
Hormonal factors often trigger acne in pregnant women. However, the use of acne medications that are sold in the market should be avoided, at least until the age of four months. If the presence of acne is already very disturbing, the mother should consult with a dermatologist to get a safe acne medication for pregnant women. To reduce oil production and blockage of sebum causes of acne, pregnant women can also use regular cleansers or facial soaps morning and night.
6. Fur products.
Hormonal factors when two bodies sometimes cause hair or thin hair to grow in the feet or hands pregnant women, even in the upper lip area such as a mustache. There are some hair removal products on the market, but generally contain chemicals, which are better not used while pregnant. Conventional ways, such as shaving, are preferred because they are much safer.
7. Teeth whitener.
What about teeth whitening products? Chemicals on tooth whitening products (in strips and liquid) are thought to penetrate into the gums and blood vessels, eventually reaching the fetus. Therefore, temporarily avoid the use of teeth whitening, if necessary, toothpaste containing bleach will be safer.
8. Hair Treatment.
One way to change appearance is to curl or straighten hair. When pregnant this treatment please be suspended first given the basic ingredients used for both of these processes are quite hard. Even if you want to appear with different hairstyles, ask the hairdresser in the salon to blow your hair straight or curly. Guaranteed your appearance added chic.
How to Use Safe Cosmetics When Pregnant