Do you wear make up during pregnancy?

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Hey ladies! I'm wondering how many pregnant mothers wear make up out there. I'm only asking, because make up is known to contain crazy chemicals like lead, mercury,  formaldehyde, etc...

I do wear make up occasionally for events, but I feel a bit guilty! I only wear mascara, eye shadow, and eyeliner. I don't want to harm my baby and my significant other tells me not to wear any in general. What are your views & experiences?

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I wore make uo when I was pregnant. Even in labor I was like, holllld up lemme put some brows on.

No joke.

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I rarely did. Not because It would hurt my baby, but because I was a lazy sloth.

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I use concealer, foundation and lipstick probably 3 times a week at most (I would wear it more often, but I get lazy). I'm 28 weeks pregnant. Doctor hasn't said anything and baby is growing just fine.

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I don't wear makeup in general. If i wasn't too lazy to bother with it i'd wear it though, it's not going to kill your baby if you wear some makeup.

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Yeah, if I was in the mood. If you're worried about it, just get natural makeup.

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I didn't, but I never wear make-up anyway. I don't even own any. But if I did wear make-up, I would wear it doing pregnancy if I felt like it.

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I don't now only because I'm still in the first trimester and I'm to lazy and sick but hell once I get energy back yes ill wear it again and I'll lay in the sun and go to the hair salon

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I wear 100% Pure and Juice Beauty makeup. I only buy makeup with "clean" EWG ratings.

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Meh. My makeup routine doesn't differ based on if I'm pregnant or not. Really just depends on what I'm doing. Hopefully I'll go into labor during a time when I am not wearing makeup 😅

Do you wear make up during pregnancy?

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