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Made by a pregnant woman, for pregnant women.

Widely considered fine in pregnancy at normal cosmetic use.
Limits on strength or amount, or not much data yet. Ask your provider.
Linked to risk, or absorbed enough to matter. Pause until after.
Type a name from the label and get a quick answer.
Tap any ingredient for the short answer and what to use instead.
Retinol is one of the most-asked-about ingredients in pregnancy skincare. Here is the full answer.
Short answer: stop retinol and other retinoids while pregnant. Oral vitamin A drugs are proven to cause birth defects. The risk from creams is much lower, but doctors still advise skipping them to be safe.
Retinoids are forms of vitamin A. Oral isotretinoin is known to cause serious birth defects, so skin doctors treat the whole family with caution. A small amount of a cream gets into your blood. There isn't enough data to say for sure that's harmless, so the standard advice is to pause until after pregnancy and breastfeeding.
RetinolRetinyl PalmitateRetinalTretinoinAdapaleneTazaroteneHydroxypinacolone RetinoateNot sure what's in your serum? Scan the barcode and UltraScan checks every ingredient in seconds.
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Every flag should name the ingredient and say why, not just show a colour.
Retinyl palmitate is retinol. A good scanner catches the INCI names companies actually print.
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Point your camera at any skincare or makeup product. UltraScan flags what to avoid during pregnancy and suggests safer swaps.