oilier skin), or you could start seeing an increase in dark spots or even brown patches pop up along your cheeks and forehead—known as melasma, the “mask of pregnancy." Some women experience ...

“This is even more important while pregnant, breastfeeding, and cuddling babies that come into contact with your skin frequently.” According to Zimmerman, the most common complexion woes her ...

Pregnancy affects all parts of life — it heavily changes your routines, your diet, and your body, but lesser known is how much it can affect your skin care. Not only can your skin concerns ...

The government is suspending distribution of cloth face masks to pregnant women, following reports that more than 7,800 were defective, including some that have been stained or contaminated.

While some masks are targeted for specific skin concerns, others offer a range ... There are some exceptions: If you’re under 18, pregnant, or breastfeeding, you should avoid LED light therapy ...