Can pregnant women use Winona? What ingredients should pregnant women avoid?

The Winona brand has always focused on pure natural ingredients without pigments, fragrances, or preservatives. So can pregnant women use Winona? Pregnant mothers are always afraid to use skin care products because they are worried that the ingredients in skin care products will affect the baby. But now there are more and more hot moms, so don’t forget to be beautiful while pregnant. Today let’s take a look at whether pregnant women can use Winona.

Can Winona be used by pregnant women?

Most of Winona's products can be used by pregnant women! This is because Winona skin care products have always been made of natural plant ingredients, and insist on being free of pigments, fragrances, and preservatives. They do not contain ingredients that may affect the fetus, and there is no relevant research showing that Winona contains ingredients that are harmful to pregnant women, so pregnant women can use Winona skin care products. In fact, after skin care products are applied to the face, they will only be absorbed by the skin and will not enter the blood. General natural ingredients have no effect on pregnant women and fetuses. However, a few of Winona's products contain ingredients that should be used with caution by pregnant women, and expectant mothers need to use them with caution.

Ingredients Pregnant Women Should Avoid

Salicylic acid

Salicylic acid is called salicylic acid in English. Studies have shown that oral high doses of salicylic acid can affect the fetus and cause various pregnancy complications. There is no research showing the harm of salicylic acid-containing skin care products to pregnant women, but it is recommended that expectant mothers try to avoid skin care products containing salicylic acid. Salicylic acid is generally used in acne-removing skin care products, so if expectant mothers develop acne during pregnancy, they should choose skin care products with caution.

Vitamin A ingredients

Oral use of A acid can cause fetal malformations and is strictly prohibited during pregnancy! However, A acid is a drug and will not appear in cosmetics. The ingredients that usually appear in cosmetics are A aldehyde (retinal), A alcohol (retinol) and A esters (such as retinol palmitate), so when choosing skin care products during pregnancy, pay attention to the ingredient list and avoid these ingredients.

Hormone ingredients

Everyone has some understanding of hormone ingredients. Hormone ingredients have the risk of causing fetal malformations, so special attention needs to be paid during pregnancy. Although hormones are prohibited in domestic cosmetics, there are still some prohibited additions, especially some whitening products. Expectant mothers should be especially cautious!