If you’re looking for a pregnancy-safe acne treatment to help with breakouts during pregnancy, the search is over. It’s time to kiss your blemishes goodbye with this potent, plant-based serum! 

With your hormones on overdrive, you may be dealing with stubborn, hormonal pregnancy acne. You may have pimples on yours cheeks and pimples on your chin and your skin is breaking out in early pregnancy. While having breakouts is a new and very discouraging experience, don’t fret - let us help bring out that show-stopping pregnancy glow in you.

Made with a low-dose retinol* complex and 72% organic content, Rehab is a safe acne treatment during early pregnancy - it tones using natural ingredients like witch hazel and green tea, and makes your skin glow as it pumps in moisture with hyaluronic acid.

This elegant serum is made with small molecules that penetrate deep into the skin for fast-acting results. So whether you’re looking for a quick fix to refresh your skin, experiencing hormonal acne during early pregnancy, or a permanent go-to serum to banish your blemishes, our Rehab acne treatment serum is always here for you.

Going to Rehab never felt so good!

Size: 1.7 fl oz/50 ml

• Safe for  hormonal pregnancy acne
• Fast-acting and gentle even for sensitive skin
• Helps improve dark spots, pigmentation, fine lines & pregnancy melasma (mask of pregnancy) safely*  
• Works for all skin types (including dry and oily skin)
• Contains .5% retinol*; 72% organic content

Using a pea-sized amount of serum, apply to the face and neck every morning and/or night. Use gentle, circular upward motions. For best results, apply on a freshly cleansed face that’s been clarified with an  acne toner. Follow with moisturizer and SPF 30+.

Tips:

• Raging pregnancy hormones may help your skin become acne-prone and extra sensitive, hence the need to supplement your usual facial cleanser and moisturizer with  pregnancy safe skin care products to help “calm” and clarify your skin and reduce breakouts.
• Skincare for pregnancy acne is tricky, so it is important to choose acne products that safe for your sensitive skin and your little one.
• Any mama’s skincare for hormonal pregnancy acne should forego harsh active ingredients (like salicylic acid and glycolic acid) and instead feature toxin-free, sensitive skin-safe, and unborn baby-safe alternatives.
• Always apply  pregnancy serums before moisturizers, to allow the serum to penetrate the skin first. Wait 5 minutes before you moisturize to allow the serum to fully absorb.
• Acne serums are highly concentrated, so a pea-sized amount will suffice.
  The serum may increase the skin’s sensitivity to the sun, particularly the possibility of sunburn.
• Use sunscreen and limit sun exposure while using this product, and for a week after.
• Always consult your dermatologist or OBGYN when looking for safe hormonal acne treatment in early pregnancy, and all stages especially if you have extra-sensitive skin or if you are having a difficult pregnancy.
  
  *The  FDA approves retinol (vitamin A) during pregnancy with daily limits of 1.5 mg. This serum contains 0.5% retinol and does not exceed the FDA’s recommendation when applied as a spot treatment. Please discuss with your doctor or OBGYN about which treatment will work best for you.

Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Leaf Juice*, Hyaluronic Acid, Hamamelis Virginiana (Witch Hazel), Retinyl Palmitate (Vitamin A), Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Oil*, Carbomer, (2s)-2-Amino-5- guanidinopentanoic Acid, Tocopheryl (Vitamin E), Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea)*, Resina Propoli (Propolis)*, Ethylhexylglycerin, Phenoxyethanol

*Certified Organic Ingredients

I noticed that it's safe for pregnant women when used as a spot treatment... does that mean applying it directly to specific blemishes and not over the entire face? I'm having a full face breakout over here and don't want to exceed what's recommended if it's only meant to be applied to 3-5 pimples here and there.  

Thanks, JillRehab Serum is safe to use over affected areas on the face. Please remember that this is a light, spreadable serum, so a pea-sized is sufficient. Spot-treating your blemishes once it begins to clear is also another suggestion.

Please note that every Mama's skin is different, and depending on the severity of your acne, we recommend you consult with your dermatologist or OB/GYN for treatment options. If you have any further concerns, please feel free to print the product ingredients list from the product page to take to them as well.