Thoughtfully Formulated for Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
During pregnancy and breastfeeding, choosing skincare can come with new questions about ingredients and their suitability for changing needs. At Sensatia, we understand the importance of making informed choices and believe that thoughtful skincare begins with careful ingredient selection and consideration for the people who use our products.
We take a considered approach to assessing ingredients commonly recommended to be avoided or used with caution during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Our formulation decisions are informed by available scientific literature and relevant cosmetic ingredient safety references, alongside applicable cosmetic ingredient requirements.
Some ingredients, including retinoids and hydroquinone, are generally recommended to be avoided during pregnancy. Others, such as salicylic acid at high concentrations and certain essential oils at elevated levels, may require additional consideration depending on their concentration and intended use. We take these factors into account when selecting ingredients and developing our formulations.
Our formulation decisions are informed by available scientific literature, including references from the Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR). We recognize that ingredient suitability depends not only on the individual ingredients used, but also on their concentrations, the overall formulation, and how a product is intended to be used. This considered approach supports our commitment to responsible product development and thoughtful ingredient selection.
For us, this is part of creating skincare with care and consideration for the diverse needs of our community. As every pregnancy, breastfeeding journey, and individual health circumstance is different, we recommend consulting a qualified healthcare professional before introducing new skincare products into your routine, particularly if you have specific health concerns or a high-risk pregnancy. We remain committed to helping our customers make informed skincare choices through careful formulation and transparency.
During pregnancy and breastfeeding, choosing skincare can come with new questions about ingredients and their suitability for changing needs. At Sensatia, we understand the importance of making informed choices and believe that thoughtful skincare begins with careful ingredient selection and consideration for the people who use our products.
We take a considered approach to assessing ingredients commonly recommended to be avoided or used with caution during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Our formulation decisions are informed by available scientific literature and relevant cosmetic ingredient safety references, alongside applicable cosmetic ingredient requirements.
Some ingredients, including retinoids and hydroquinone, are generally recommended to be avoided during pregnancy. Others, such as salicylic acid at high concentrations and certain essential oils at elevated levels, may require additional consideration depending on their concentration and intended use. We take these factors into account when selecting ingredients and developing our formulations.
Our formulation decisions are informed by available scientific literature, including references from the Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR). We recognize that ingredient suitability depends not only on the individual ingredients used, but also on their concentrations, the overall formulation, and how a product is intended to be used. This considered approach supports our commitment to responsible product development and thoughtful ingredient selection.
For us, this is part of creating skincare with care and consideration for the diverse needs of our community. As every pregnancy, breastfeeding journey, and individual health circumstance is different, we recommend consulting a qualified healthcare professional before introducing new skincare products into your routine, particularly if you have specific health concerns or a high-risk pregnancy. We remain committed to helping our customers make informed skincare choices through careful formulation and transparency.