There’s an expectation that during pregnancy you go round floating on a cloud, with skin that looks like you’re using an AI filter and long, glossy hair. The reality is somewhat different.
Your skin inevitably gets left by the wayside as you struggle to just manage daily tasks like walking up the stairs and wondering if you’ll ever regain full control of your bladder movements . For me at least a second pregnancy, moving, a home renovation, a parent who is working away a lot and a toddler to run after, have all meant my skin has taken a backseat.
Plus, your 30s, when most people get pregnant, is the beginning of when your skin begins its downward descent, but also a great time to starting putting in the hours and see but the short- and long-term benefits.in Galway. Valerie has been running her skincare clinic for nearly 21 years, offering everything from facials and peels, micro needling, BLL, laser injectable, and aesthetic procedures such as injectables and fillers, Profile and PRP.
However, not all SPFs are born equal. Valeria explains that I should look for a broad spectrum SPF that will protect against both UVB and UVA rays. Many over-the-counter SPFs, only protect against UVB but they don’t stop the more dangerous, cancer-causing UVA rays from penetrating. La Roche Posay, she says, might be the only over-the-counter SPF’s she would stand behind in terms of its protection.