We often receive emails from customers about how effective Pretty Mommies products have been for them during pregnancy; so much so that they decide to continue using them after nursing. Many of these women have struggled with hormonal acne during their adolescent years and some had it continue into adulthood.
The stories we hear from customers are endless and share a common theme. They’ve used countless other products with varying results, but end up getting the best results from Pretty Mommies. They wouldn’t have known about our products if they hadn’t been pregnant. However, recently we received an email from Lisa. She is not pregnant. She found us online and decided to give us a try! Here’s her story:
“I’m not pregnant, nor have I been. I’m 34; at 28 I developed cystic acne around my jawline and cheeks. I was able to control and get rid of my cysts with Retin A cream and a daily probiotic. That was after a year of trying everything under the sun! However, daily breakouts of hormonal acne have never stopped. My skin is very fair and normally some shade of red. I ordered your product hesitantly, because I feared the dreaded “new product purge” that can happen. To my joy, my skin has just been HEALING. No purging! My skin has also NEVER felt so smooth and soft. I even let my fiancé touch my face! He’s never been allowed to. Thank you so much for this product. It’s been a life changer and skin saver!” Lisa L.
Pretty mommies products are all-natural, plant based, gluten-free and estrogenic activity-free. We stand behind our products 100% and offer a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee.
A new study out of Canada found that up to 50% of women taking Isotretinoin, a teratogen, which is widely used to treat cystic acne (brand name Accutane) are not following the prescribed guidelines and in doing so putting themselves and their baby at risk. Isotretinoin belongs to a class of drug called retinoids. Isotretinoin …
Comprehensive obstetric care has changed over the years. Prior to 1975, most physicians did not give advice or recommendations regarding drinking alcohol and smoking cigarettes during gestation. This was due to the fact that there was no information to support that drinking or smoking was dangerous to the unborn child. However, as studies came out …
Are you unconsciously causing your skin harm by not being aware of your actions? Being pregnant or nursing has your hormones fluctuating. That means that your skin is paying the price by being red, inflamed, and broke out. Lifestyle changes also interfere with your ability to complete your daily skincare routine which can cause additional …
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Pretty Mommies Skin Care for Hormonal Acne; Not Only During Pregnancy.
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We often receive emails from customers about how effective Pretty Mommies products have been for them during pregnancy; so much so that they decide to continue using them after nursing. Many of these women have struggled with hormonal acne during their adolescent years and some had it continue into adulthood.
The stories we hear from customers are endless and share a common theme. They’ve used countless other products with varying results, but end up getting the best results from Pretty Mommies. They wouldn’t have known about our products if they hadn’t been pregnant. However, recently we received an email from Lisa. She is not pregnant. She found us online and decided to give us a try! Here’s her story:
“I’m not pregnant, nor have I been. I’m 34; at 28 I developed cystic acne around my jawline and cheeks. I was able to control and get rid of my cysts with Retin A cream and a daily probiotic. That was after a year of trying everything under the sun! However, daily breakouts of hormonal acne have never stopped. My skin is very fair and normally some shade of red. I ordered your product hesitantly, because I feared the dreaded “new product purge” that can happen. To my joy, my skin has just been HEALING. No purging! My skin has also NEVER felt so smooth and soft. I even let my fiancé touch my face! He’s never been allowed to. Thank you so much for this product. It’s been a life changer and skin saver!” Lisa L.
Pretty mommies products are all-natural, plant based, gluten-free and estrogenic activity-free. We stand behind our products 100% and offer a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee.
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