
10 on 9: The Cloudnine Rulebook on Pregnancy Beauty Tips
Raise your hand if you’re wondering why you’ve suddenly sprouted thicker hair on your upper lip. It’s natural during pregnancy for your hormonal composition to become slightly skewed, leaving you to sweat a storm and discover breakouts in peculiar spots on your skin. Nevertheless, pregnancy is as good a time as any to bring your A game in the beauty department. Introducing to you, your new and improved pregnancy beauty regimen (you can thank us later)!
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Keep this beauty bible handy, because you’ve got 9 months of serious self-pampering to do. Your time starts now!
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Drink a lot of water and eat foods high in nutrition like fruits and vegetables. Get enough sleep to enhance pregnancy glow. Gentle exercise and safe skincare products can help. Avoid stress and use sunscreen to protect your skin. Consult your doctor for any specific advice on maintaining healthy skin.
For beautiful skin, drink plenty of water, eat a balanced diet with vitamins A and C, and use gentle, pregnancy-safe skincare products. Avoid harsh chemicals and get adequate rest. Check with your doctor for safe skincare recommendations during pregnancy.
Estrogen, along with increased blood flow, contributes to the pregnancy glow by boosting skin hydration and oil production. Progesterone also plays a role in skin radiance. Such hormonal changes can enhance complexion. However, this usually varies from person to person.
Most weight gain occurs in the second and third trimesters, as the baby, placenta, and maternal tissues grow rapidly. Typically, 1-2 pounds per week is normal after the first trimester. Consult your doctor to ensure weight gain aligns with healthy pregnancy guidelines.