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Discover the research backed ingredients behind Secret Saviours Day Gel and Night Cream, from Centella Asiatica to Vitamins B5 and E, and how they help comfort, hydrate and support skin through pregnancy.
Enjoy free UK delivery on orders over £100 at Secret Saviours. Shop luxury pregnancy supportwear and skincare designed to keep you comfortable, supported and cared for through every stage of pregnancy.
This Valentine’s Day, we are celebrating you and the skin you are in.
Black Friday is here and we’re making it easier than ever to start your stretch mark prevention journey. Build your perfect Secret Saviours bundle and save up to 40% while stock lasts.
Yes, breast cancer can occur during pregnancy and just after giving birth, but it’s rare, affecting about 1 in 3,000 pregnant women. It most often occurs in women aged between 32 and 38 years old and is the most common type of cancer found in pregnancy, so now’s not the time to stop checking yourself.
Until Secret Saviours came along very little could be done to prevent stretch marks. Creams, gels and oils alone can’t prevent them completely – they can keep your skin supple and some contain collagen boosting ingredients which can help minimise stretch marks, but research has proven that none of them are able to completely stop the skin tearing in the dermis.
You might be keen to pick from a list of gender neutral names so whether you have a boy or girl you have the name sorted. Unisex names also give your child the freedom to identify with their name however they choose. Or maybe, like many parents-to-be, you want to pick from a list of the most popular names of 2024. There really is no right or wrong.
Just remember to listen to your body; if you need a day off work, an early night or a big treat of a meal - indulge in it. Don't stress yourself out trying to push yourself to the max, and accept help or support when its offered!
Let’s be honest… being pregnant in the summer is hard. It’s hot, sweaty, your feet are swelling, and your new internal radiator did not get the memo.
And the list of what pregnant women shouldn’t eat, drink and do during pregnancy is long enough without adding BBQs to it, so the last thing you want to be left wondering is ‘can I have BBQ when pregnant?’.