Suitable for pregnancy

Even during pregnancy, you can continue to use skin care products, and in fact you should. During pregnancy (and breastfeeding), the skin can become extra demanding. It can become more easily dehydrated, oilier than usual or more sensitive to inflammation. It may be wise to invest in a more simple but effective skin care routine that works for your needs.

Focus on soothing ingredients like centella to address the skin's increased sensitivity. Prioritize moisturizing the skin properly, especially at night, protect it from the sun and use mild cleansing products.

To prevent pigmentation changes, such as melasma, you can add a gentle product with vitamin C and niacinamide to your routine. Along with sunscreen that protects against the sun's rays, brightening products help keep the skin clear and radiant throughout pregnancy.

Ingredients to avoid during pregnancy

During pregnancy, the blood circulation of the skin surface increases, which means that substances can be absorbed from the skin into the bloodstream to a greater extent than usual. Therefore, it is important to be careful with certain types of cosmetic products.

During pregnancy and breastfeeding, it is good to completely avoid certain ingredients in skin care, such as vitamin A derivatives, i.e. retinal and retinol, strong acids, self-tanning products, perfumes, and chemical UV filters in sunscreens or make-up products.

For those who want to continue with anti-aging skin care, retinol can be replaced with e.g. hyaluronic acid, ginseng extract or fermented bifida extracts, which strengthen the skin's microbiome.

It is also good to limit the use of chemical sunscreens during pregnancy. Primarily choose clothing to protect the skin from the sun, or use physical sunscreens based on titanium dioxide or zinc oxide.

As the skin can react differently during pregnancy, caution is recommended with stronger active ingredients. An ingredient that previously worked perfectly can now be experienced as too powerful. If your skin reacts negatively to a familiar product, suspend use until further notice.

Safe skin care products during pregnancy

There are many safe skin care options to use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Products such as physical sunscreens and moisturizers without chemical sunscreens are excellent choices. You can also use toners, serums, ampoules and masks that are free of the ingredients mentioned above that should be avoided.

Among the ingredients that are safe and effective during pregnancy, you will find e.g. centella asiatica, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, rice extract, heartleaf and niacinamide. These help to nurture and protect the skin, while keeping it hydrated and radiant.

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Skincare for aging skin with Korean cosmetics

Koreans are masters at preventing and reducing the signs of aging in the skin. And even though their skin is different from e.g. Nordic skin, Korean well-age skin care products are definitely the world's top class, which every skin can benefit from.

As we age, our skin loses its elasticity and the visible signs of aging begin to creep up little by little. Although we cannot prevent the aging of our skin at least yet, we can facilitate its visible changes in many different ways.

In our thirties, as collagen and elastane decrease in our body, the main protein of our skin, keratin, loses its structure and becomes more elastic. As a result, for example, the lines appear more clearly. Now is the best time to start using retinol.

By the time you reach the age of forty, you have lost about 60% of the skin's natural ceramides, which bind the gaps between skin cells together and prevent moisture from escaping. So what's the help? Add ceramides to your skin care routine. Skin care products containing ceramides help supplement the skin's ceramide deficiency, so the skin starts to look and behave like a younger version of itself, so the skin stays better moisturized, firm and plump. Ceramides should be combined with products containing e.g. amino acids, glycerin, antioxidants, retinol, niacinamide or peptides.

Around the age of fifty, the skin loses about 25% of the remaining collagen, 30% of the skin's lipids, and skin regeneration drops by 36%. The amount of peptides in the skin also collapses. Peptides give the skin its strength and elasticity.

In the sixties, the skin's sebum production decreases, so the skin needs an extra dose of moisturizing skin care products. So add ceramides to your routine, which help the skin stay more moisturized and make the skin look more youthful.

The best anti-age and well-age ingredients

The best ingredients for treating aging skin include collagen, retinol, retinal, bakuchiol, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C and snail mucin.

The first signs of skin aging, which are likely to be noticed in your forties (skin dryness, skin thinning), only intensify with age.

As we grow older, the skin becomes (even more) drier, less elastic, also fine lines and deep wrinkles appear, and even acne and dark spots. Everyone's skin ages differently, but fortunately, every skin type benefits from a suitable skincare routine.

Many ingredients that are beneficial for 40-50-year-olds are also useful for 60-year-olds and beyond, even in skincare for people in their 70s.