How Having Kids Changes Your Skincare Routine
How 3 Women's Skincare Routines Changed After Having Kids
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Whether you're one of those lucky women whose enviable pregnancy glow has extended well into motherhood, or the type whose bundle of joy also brings bundles of breakouts, having a baby can seriously affect your skin. That said, this new chapter of your life shouldn't bring down the curtain on your me time. We asked three influencer moms how they practice self-care, ahead.
Streamline Your Skin Care
"Once you have a kid, you can say goodbye to having time for a 10-step beauty routine. That said, I do want to treat the brown spots and wrinkles my children have gifted me. So I limit my routine to just three products." — Shannon Baker, @mothertruckerco
Set Aside the Time
"My skin was a hormonal mess during and after pregnancy. No matter what I did or didn't do, my skin was not having it. My skin finally cleared up once I finally got my family and myself into a routine. Time blocking does the trick for me. I set aside certain times to work, be with my children, and practice self-care." —Judy Travis, @itsjudytime
Be Realistic
"My skincare routine has actually gotten a lot better after having kids, because I realise that I am getting older and my skin needs TLC. I also make a point to take 30 minutes out of my day to shower, bathe, and do my skincare routine. I work on staying hydrated and combating wrinkles by using masks and under-eye pads every few days. I feel so much better as a mom after I take care of myself. It took some work, but I learned to put myself first sometimes in order to make sure I'm able to take care of everyone else." —Sia Cooper, @diaryofafitmommyofficial
