What age group is Mary Kay cosmetics suitable for? Can pregnant women use them?

The Mary Kay brand of cosmetics is very famous. It is an American brand and very popular. So what age group is Mary Kay cosmetics suitable for? Can pregnant women use Mary Kay cosmetics?

What age group is Mary Kay cosmetics suitable for?

Mary Kay cosmetics target people of different age groups. There is a classic skin care series suitable for teenagers, a supplementary care series for young skin, and a magic skin care series suitable for anti-aging of mature skin. There are also anti-acne series and whitening series. Different series can provide targeted supplementary care for skin of different age groups.

The classic skin care series is divided into formula No. 1 suitable for dry skin, including five products: soft cleanser, moisturizing toner, high-moisture mask cream, nourishing lotion, foundation cream (available in two colors: soft ivory and pure ivory), and supplementary maintenance series: soft essence eye cream, silky essence eye cream, and soothing eye mask. Refreshing Moisturizing Gel, Nourishing Moisturizing Gel. Nourishing: Water-soft new skin cream, rich and nourishing cream. T-zone oil-control balancing lotion, refreshing makeup remover. Whitening skin care series: whitening facial cleanser, whitening toner, whitening facial mask. Whitening Focus Whitening Essence, Whitening Day Cream, Whitening Night Cream, Whitening Primer. Magical skin care series: 3-in-1 cleanser, anti-wrinkle moisturizer, protective day cream SPF25, repairing night lotion. Slimming day cream, slimming night lotion, time-honored renewing moisturizing toner, time-honored night repair essence, dark circle repair essence, micro-crystal skin renewing cream, delicate skin renewing essence, anti-wrinkle repair pen, vitamin C serum, vital moisturizing cream, soothing skin care series: anti-wrinkle essence, moisturizing foundation.

You can choose according to your skin type. Or consult online customer service.

Don't buy skin care products that are categorized by age. There are many products on the market that claim to be specially designed for women aged 30, 40, 50 or over. Before you buy a product based on the age group it applies to, think about why people over 50 are lumped into just one category. Since people aged 20 to 49 need to use three or four types of products, does it mean that people over 50 (usually referred to as "mature skin") only need to use one type of product? The age span from 50 to 90 is very large! According to this logic, people aged 40 to 49 should not use the same products as people aged 50 or 51, but people aged 80 actually use the same products as people aged 50. Your skin care needs are mainly related to factors such as how dry your skin is, how much sun exposure it has, how oily it is, how sensitive it is, how fragile it is, whether you have acne, etc., and have little to do with your age. Many young women have very dry skin, and many older people have oily skin and acne (especially during the hormonal fluctuations of perimenopause or menopause). Entering your 40s or 50s doesn’t mean your skin starts to dry out and you have to use very nourishing moisturizers or creams, nor does it mean you no longer need to fight acne.

Key Point: Categorizing skin care products by age is a marketing gimmick; skin care has nothing to do with age.

Can pregnant women use Mary Kay cosmetics?

Not recommended.

During pregnancy, great physiological changes will occur in the body, causing some skin problems during pregnancy and delivery, such as dryness, itching, sagging, dullness, etc. Even if your skin was in good condition before and did not have any skin problems, it is possible to become sensitive skin during pregnancy. If you do not pay attention to skin care, pregnancy will undoubtedly accelerate aging.

Okay, my friends, you all understand it clearly. You know that pregnant women are best not to use cosmetics.