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Navigating Skin Changes During Pregnancy and Postpartum
During pregnancy and after childbirth, it’s common to notice shifts in your skin. Some experience the well-known “pregnancy glow,” while others deal with dryness, increased sensitivity, or dark patches like melasma. Fine lines may also appear more visible, especially when paired with hormonal changes and a lack of sleep. These changes are a natural part of the journey, and finding ways to care for your skin isn’t about vanity. It’s about maintaining a sense of self through a season of transformation.

Why Retinol Needs a Pause
Many turn to retinol to reduce wrinkles, boost radiance, and improve texture. However, during this time, most professionals recommend stepping back from retinol and similar ingredients. This is due to concerns around high levels of vitamin A, particularly when it comes to supporting your body’s focus on nurturing new life. For those who’ve set aside their usual anti-aging routine, the question becomes how to support your skin with gentle, effective care.

A Thoughtful Alternative: Bakuchiol
Bakuchiol, a plant-based compound long used in traditional medicine, has become a trusted ingredient in modern skincare. Known for encouraging cell turnover and supporting collagen production, it offers similar benefits to retinol but with a much softer touch. Many who experience sensitivity find it a helpful option for smoothing fine lines, improving tone, and restoring firmness, without the dryness or irritation often associated with harsher ingredients.

Caring Without Compromise
Rothea’s Resilience Cream is formulated with 10,000 ppm bakuchiol and carefully selected ingredients that focus on comfort and results. With no added fragrance and a texture designed for delicate skin, it’s a gentle way to restore hydration, soften early signs of aging, and support your skin through change. Taking time for small moments of care, even just one step in your routine, can help you feel grounded. Because when your skin feels calm and supported, so do you.

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