Can Dr. Ci:Labo Pore Astringent Water be used during breastfeeding? It is safer to use water without irritating ingredients.

Japan's Dr. Ci:Labo's Pore Astringent Water for Oily Skin has become very popular in various overseas shopping circles and purchasing agent circles. Although the effect of the pore astringent water is worthy of recognition, can special groups, such as breastfeeding mothers, use Dr. Ci:Labo's Pore Astringent Water? Do you know what kind of lotion is safe for breastfeeding mothers and babies?

Can Dr.Ci:Labo Pore Astringent Water be used during breastfeeding?

Strictly speaking, Dr. Ci:Labo Pore Astringent should not be used by new mothers during the breastfeeding period. This is because Dr. Ci:Labo Pore Astringent contains peppermint and camphor , which are very good for oily skin. However, during the breastfeeding period, it is necessary to prevent the baby from coming into contact with products containing peppermint and camphor.

Dr. Ci:Labo's pore-tightening water has some irritation to babies

The addition of peppermint makes Dr. Ci:Labo's pore-reducing water feel more refreshing when used. However, because of this, people with sensitive skin and breastfeeding mothers should stay away from Dr. Ci:Labo's pore-reducing water.

Ingredients like menthol, peppermint, camphor and other mints are all irritants and have a certain stimulating effect on the skin . Healthy skin will not feel much of this stimulation, but breastfeeding mothers need to feed their babies frequently. Therefore, in order to avoid the baby's mouth, nose and skin from coming into contact with the irritating Dr. Ci:Labo Pore Astringent, it is best not to use Dr. Ci:Labo Pore Astringent during breastfeeding.