When it comes to Essential Oils and pregnancy, we advise caution. These highly concentrated plant extracts have varied safety profiles, and some…

Glycolic Acid during pregnancy is a "caution" ingredient. Low concentrations (up to 10%) in at-home products are generally considered low-risk, but it's…

For Kojic Acid during pregnancy, we recommend caution. While human pregnancy data is limited, some animal studies have shown concerns at high…

Minoxidil, also known as Rogaine or Regaine, should be avoided during pregnancy. Studies suggest potential fetal harm, making it best to steer…

Peptides are considered generally safe for use during pregnancy. These short amino acid chains have minimal skin penetration and no known pregnancy…

When you're expecting, it's best to avoid retinoids, including common forms like tretinoin and adapalene. These ingredients are generally recommended to be…

During pregnancy, it's recommended to avoid Retinol. High-dose vitamin A derivatives are linked to potential birth defects, so dermatologists advise pausing all…

Rosehip Oil is generally considered safe for topical use during pregnancy. This natural oil is rich in beneficial fatty acids and antioxidants,…

During pregnancy, Tea Tree Oil (also known as melaleuca oil) is given a 'caution' verdict by SafeMom. While topical use in small,…