
Postpartum & Sensitive Period
AFTER CHILDBIRTH OR DURING A MORE SENSITIVE PERIOD OF LIFE, SKIN CAN CHANGE, BECOMING MORE REACTIVE, DULLER, OR MORE UNCOMFORTABLE.
The Postpartum & Sensitive Period ritual supports skin going through a phase of change: fatigue, hormonal fluctuations, lack of sleep, emotional stress, or feeling like you no longer recognize your skin. The goal: to soothe, hydrate, and help the complexion gradually regain balance and radiance.
Understanding what your skin expresses
The postpartum period, like other sensitive times in life, can alter the skin's balance. Due to hormonal fluctuations, fatigue, or emotional stress, the skin may appear more unstable: at times dry, at times oily, more marked, duller, or more reactive than before.
The Postpartum & Sensitive Period Ritual in 3 Steps
When skin feels unbalanced, the priority is to return to a simple, regular, and comforting routine. The goal: to cleanse without weakening, deeply moisturize, and restore radiance without overloading the skin.
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1 - Clean gentlyWhen skin is more sensitive or changing, cleansing should remain comfortable. A gentle gesture helps remove impurities, pollution, and makeup without increasing tightness or further disturbing the skin's balance.
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2 - Rehydrate and soothePeriods of fatigue and hormonal changes can weaken the skin’s natural hydration. A moisturizing step helps restore suppleness, freshness, and comfort day after day.
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3 - Revive skin radianceWhen the complexion looks dull, uneven, or blemished, a brightening treatment helps restore radiance and improve the skin's appearance, while being gentle on the skin.
Ritual care
A selection of gentle and targeted skincare products to accompany skin changes during postpartum or sensitive periods: to cleanse, hydrate, soothe, and progressively revive radiance.
How to use this ritual?
In the morning, apply the Vitamin C serum to clean skin, followed by the hydrating gel for freshness and comfort. If your skin is very sensitive, start by using the serum every other day, then gradually increase as your skin tolerates it.
In the evening, cleanse your skin with the oil-to-milk cleanser, then apply the hydrating gel. In case of visible spots or marks, you can gradually incorporate the anti-spot cream into your evening routine.
If you are breastfeeding, pregnant, or have particularly reactive skin, consult a healthcare professional before introducing a new targeted cosmetic active ingredient.

To better understand
Emotional Skincare: The skin as a mirror of emotions
The skin can reflect periods of transition, fatigue, or emotional stress. This article explores the signals the skin can send when the body and mind are going through a more sensitive phase.
FAQ
Why does skin change after pregnancy or during a sensitive period?
Hormonal fluctuations, fatigue, lack of sleep, and emotional stress can influence skin balance. The skin may become drier, oilier, more sensitive, or have a less even complexion.
What are the signs of skin disrupted by the postpartum period?
The most frequent signs are a dull complexion, tightness, occasional blemishes, pigment spots, redness, dehydration, and the feeling of more reactive skin.
What routine should you adopt when your skin seems unstable?
It's best to return to a simple routine: gentle cleansing, regular moisturizing, and gradually introducing brightening or anti-spot treatments, depending on skin tolerance.
Can active ingredients be used during breastfeeding?
Some cosmetic active ingredients may require precautions during pregnancy or breastfeeding. If in doubt, it is advisable to seek the advice of a healthcare professional before introducing a new targeted treatment.
Should you exfoliate your skin if your complexion is uneven?
If skin is sensitive or uncomfortable, it is best to avoid overly frequent exfoliation. The priority is first to soothe and moisturize. More active treatments can then be introduced gradually.