Postpartum skincare is all about gentle recovery, hydration, and consistency — your body’s been through a lot, and your skin might be showing signs of stress, hormone shifts, or sleep deprivation. Here’s a simple but effective postpartum skincare gui...
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Keep it Simple and Gentle
Moisturizer
Sleep-Deprived Skin
Sunscreen. Everyday.
Keep it Simple and Gentle
🚫 Avoid: Retinoids, high-dose salicylic acid, or benzoyl peroxide in large amounts while breastfeeding.
Replenish your skin starting with a good toner
Facial Toner & Skin Toner
Quick cleanse for sleepless nights
Renewing SA (Salicylic Acid) Cleanser | Face Wash
Get your glow back and keep your skin hydrated
vitamin C brightening drops
Use a hydrating, non-stripping cleanser. You want something that won’t mess with your moisture barrier.
Calm + Restore Hydrating Sensitive Skin Products
If you’re dealing with dark patches or discoloration
Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% for Exfoliation & Even Skin Tone
Targeting acne
The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1%
Moisturizer
Rebuild hydration and soothe your skin. Look for ceramides, niacinamide, or hyaluronic acid.
Lotions & Moisturizers for Dry, Sensitive Skin
Find your perfect face cream!
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On the days you don’t have time for full skincare. After your shower you can apply Vaseline to your eyelids, lips, and eyebrows to keep your skin hydrated.
Vaseline
Sleep-Deprived Skin
Add a face mist or cooling roller in the morning to refresh
Cooling Eye Kit $28
Use eye cream with caffeine or peptides (optional but nice!)
Advanced Peptides & Flora-Collagen™ Eye Cream
Sunscreen. Everyday.
Hormonal skin is more sensitive to sun damage, even indoors. Use mineral or hybrid sunscreens