Many expecting women are not aware of the unintentional chemical exposure they encounter on a daily basis by just applying topical skin care products. Pretty Mommies Skin Care discusses why they are committed to eliminating personal care product safety concerns by offering safe, chemical free, maternity skin care.
In a recent Medical News Today article titled Pregnant Women Should Be Aware of Unintentional Chemical Exposure, writer Kelly Fitzgerald states, Exposure to substantial amounts of environmental chemicals has been associated with negative health effects in women and children. The same threat may be true for personal care products such as sunscreens, shower gels and moisturizers.
It has long been established that numerous personal care products today, contain chemicals that are known human carcinogens, cause neurotoxicity, organ toxicity and reproductive developmental toxicity. It is the main reason why many consumers are opting for more natural ingredients. It is never more important however, than when a woman is expecting. The dangers posed to the unborn child are too great to not pay close attention to and make informed choices about the personal care products they are using.
We know for certain that there are many ingredients found in skin care and in the personal care product industry that have links to health risk and contraindications during pregnancy, explains Gina Zeiger, President/Founder of Pretty Mommies Skin Care. But we need to wash our face and apply sun protection when going outdoors. Pregnant women need safe, chemical -free, healthy and effective skin care options. They shouldnt have to compromise and give up on beautiful skin due to pregnancy; and they no longer have to because of Pretty Mommies.
There are many studies that have found safety concerns regarding cosmetics and pregnancy. In fact, based on these studies findings, physicians have actually recommended limiting or reducing the use of personal care products while pregnant.
Education is the key to pregnancy safety. There are several common ingredients that are allowed in skin care products here in the United States that have been banned in other countries.
Expecting women are exposed to enough environmental factors and chemicals each day that skin care should be the least of their concerns, concludes Zeiger. Pretty Mommies is working with many organizations, physicians and women across the country in efforts to elevate the importance of safe maternity skin care.
All Pretty Mommies products are Gluten Free, Estrogenic-Activity Free, Vegan, Cruelty Free and Made in the USA. To see before and after photos, read patient and physician testimonials and to learn more about their ingredients please visit prettymommies.com.
The highly recognized pregnancy and nursing skin care line, Pretty Mommies, discusses the important impact they’ve made on the American market along with their new venture into China with international distributor, Perfect Future. Not that long ago many people believed that our skin had a protective barrier that was not penetrated by products that were …
In a recent study published in the journal Nature Neuroscience shows that pregnant women lose gray matter in areas of the brain that deal with people feelings. The study conducted MRI scans before pregnancy and after giving birth on a group of fathers and first-time mothers. The mothers showed a loss of gray …
In a very interesting new study, published online last week in the journal Fertility and Sterility, found that not only women who consumed more caffeine, but also their partners (men) who did, had a higher chance of miscarriage in the first trimester. For those whose partner drank more than three caffeinated drinks per day, their …
Being aware of the things that occur while carrying a child helps you treat blemishes successfully. You’re undergoing a lot of changes as a pregnant woman. Not only is your body changing daily, your skin is, too. Fluctuations in hormones can change the quality of your skin. You may be experiencing pregnancy acne as estrogen …
Pretty Mommies Comments on a Recent Article Published in Medical News Today in Regards to Unintentional Chemical Exposure During Pregnancy
Many expecting women are not aware of the unintentional chemical exposure they encounter on a daily basis by just applying topical skin care products. Pretty Mommies Skin Care discusses why they are committed to eliminating personal care product safety concerns by offering safe, chemical free, maternity skin care.
In a recent Medical News Today article titled Pregnant Women Should Be Aware of Unintentional Chemical Exposure, writer Kelly Fitzgerald states, Exposure to substantial amounts of environmental chemicals has been associated with negative health effects in women and children. The same threat may be true for personal care products such as sunscreens, shower gels and moisturizers.
It has long been established that numerous personal care products today, contain chemicals that are known human carcinogens, cause neurotoxicity, organ toxicity and reproductive developmental toxicity. It is the main reason why many consumers are opting for more natural ingredients. It is never more important however, than when a woman is expecting. The dangers posed to the unborn child are too great to not pay close attention to and make informed choices about the personal care products they are using.
We know for certain that there are many ingredients found in skin care and in the personal care product industry that have links to health risk and contraindications during pregnancy, explains Gina Zeiger, President/Founder of Pretty Mommies Skin Care. But we need to wash our face and apply sun protection when going outdoors. Pregnant women need safe, chemical -free, healthy and effective skin care options. They shouldnt have to compromise and give up on beautiful skin due to pregnancy; and they no longer have to because of Pretty Mommies.
There are many studies that have found safety concerns regarding cosmetics and pregnancy. In fact, based on these studies findings, physicians have actually recommended limiting or reducing the use of personal care products while pregnant.
Education is the key to pregnancy safety. There are several common ingredients that are allowed in skin care products here in the United States that have been banned in other countries.
Expecting women are exposed to enough environmental factors and chemicals each day that skin care should be the least of their concerns, concludes Zeiger. Pretty Mommies is working with many organizations, physicians and women across the country in efforts to elevate the importance of safe maternity skin care.
All Pretty Mommies products are Gluten Free, Estrogenic-Activity Free, Vegan, Cruelty Free and Made in the USA. To see before and after photos, read patient and physician testimonials and to learn more about their ingredients please visit prettymommies.com.
Orlando, FL (PRWEB) September 26, 2013
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