Rehab Pregnancy Acne Serum

Rehab Pregnancy Acne Serum is a lightweight, targeted serum for blemishes and hormonal breakouts that can appear during pregnancy and postpartum. Pregnancy-related hormonal changes can affect oil production and contribute to pimples and breakouts, particularly around the chin, jawline and cheeks.

Rehab helps improve the visible appearance of blemishes while supporting smoother, balanced, healthy-looking skin. Its lightweight texture absorbs quickly and layers easily into a face-care routine without leaving skin feeling heavy or greasy.

ReHab Pregnancy Acne Serum is a lightweight, targeted serum for blemishes and hormonal breakouts that can appear during pregnancy and postpartum. Pregnancy-related hormonal changes can contribute to pimples and breakouts, particularly around the chin, jawline and cheeks.

ReHab helps improve the visible appearance of blemishes while supporting smoother, balanced, hydrated-looking skin. Hyaluronic acid helps maintain moisture, while witch hazel, aloe and green tea provide skin-conditioning botanical support.

Whether you're experiencing chin acne during pregnancy, jawline breakouts, pimples in early pregnancy, or changing skin after birth, ReHab provides targeted skincare for blemish-prone skin without leaving skin feeling heavy or greasy.

For a complete routine, use ReHab after Balance Acne Toner and follow with moisturizer and broad-spectrum SPF 30+.

1.7 fl oz / 50 mL

• Made for hormonal pregnancy acne: Targeted skincare for blemishes and breakouts that can appear during pregnancy and postpartum
• Hyaluronic Acid: Helps attract and retain moisture to support hydrated, supple-looking skin
• Encapsulated Retinol: Controlled-release retinol designed for gradual delivery into the skin
• Witch Hazel + Green Tea: Botanical ingredients that help condition and refresh blemish-prone skin
• Aloe + Jojoba Seed Oil: Help condition skin and support a comfortable, balanced-looking complexion
• Lightweight + Fast-Absorbing: Layers easily with toner, moisturizer and sunscreen

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.

Water, Glycerin, Hamamelis Virginiana (Witch Hazel) Extract, Hyaluronic Acid, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Alcohol, Phenoxyethanol, Cellulose Acetate Butyrate, Carbomer, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tricaprylin, Retinol, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Cassia Angustifolia Seed Polysaccharide, Pentaerythrityl Tetra-di-t-butyl Hydroxyhydrocinnamate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate, Carrageenan, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, Propolis Extract

Can I use ReHab on my entire face or only as a spot treatment?

ReHab Pregnancy Acne Serum can be applied in a thin layer to blemish-prone areas rather than only to individual pimples. Because the formula is lightweight and concentrated, a pea-sized amount is generally enough for the face.

If you are experiencing a widespread breakout, start with a small amount and monitor how your skin responds. As blemishes improve, you can use ReHab as a targeted spot treatment where needed.

ReHab contains encapsulated retinol. If you are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding, share the complete ingredient list with your OB/GYN or dermatologist before use to determine whether ReHab is appropriate for you.

Is ReHab a pregnancy acne serum?

ReHab is formulated specifically for blemish-prone skin and the hormonal breakouts many Mamas experience during pregnancy and postpartum. It helps improve the visible appearance of pimples and blemishes while hyaluronic acid supports hydration and witch hazel, aloe, and green tea help condition the skin.

Because ReHab contains encapsulated retinol, recommendations regarding use during pregnancy vary. If you are pregnant or trying to conceive, consult your OB/GYN or dermatologist before use.

Why am I getting acne on my chin and jawline during pregnancy?

Hormonal changes during pregnancy can affect the skin's oil production and contribute to breakouts. For some people, pregnancy acne appears around the chin, jawline, and cheeks, including during early pregnancy.

A gentle skincare routine that cleanses without over-drying the skin and supports hydration can help care for blemish-prone skin. If your pregnancy acne is severe, painful, cystic, or persistent, talk with your dermatologist or OB/GYN about appropriate treatment options.

Can pregnancy cause acne even if I normally have clear skin?

Yes. Hormonal changes during pregnancy can affect oil production, so pregnancy breakouts and pimples can occur even if acne wasn't part of your usual skincare concerns.

Skin can also become more sensitive during pregnancy, which is why introducing new products gradually and avoiding an overly aggressive acne routine can be helpful.

Can ReHab help with hormonal acne during early pregnancy?

ReHab is designed to help improve the visible appearance of blemishes and hormonal pregnancy acne, including breakouts around the chin, jawline, and cheeks.

However, ReHab contains encapsulated retinol. If you are pregnant or trying to conceive, consult your OB/GYN or dermatologist before using ReHab. You can also learn more about retinol and pregnancy, including the FDA research behind our ingredient guidance.

What ingredients are in ReHab Pregnancy Acne Serum?

ReHab combines hyaluronic acid, encapsulated retinol, witch hazel, aloe, green tea extract, vitamin E, jojoba seed oil, and wheat germ oil in a lightweight facial serum.

Hyaluronic acid helps support skin hydration, while the botanical ingredients help condition blemish-prone skin. ReHab's encapsulated retinol uses a controlled-release delivery system designed to protect the retinol and release it gradually into the skin.

How do I use ReHab with Balance Acne Toner?

After cleansing, apply Balance Acne Toner and allow it to absorb. Follow with a pea-sized amount of ReHab Pregnancy Acne Serum on blemish-prone areas.

Finish with moisturizer and broad-spectrum SPF 30+ during the day. ReHab can also be used as a targeted spot treatment as blemishes begin to clear.

Can ReHab help with postpartum acne?

ReHab can be incorporated into a skincare routine for postpartum hormonal breakouts and blemish-prone skin. Hormonal changes don't necessarily end immediately after delivery, and some Mamas experience new or persistent breakouts postpartum.

If you are breastfeeding, discuss ReHab's complete ingredient list with your OB/GYN, dermatologist, or other healthcare provider before use because the formula contains encapsulated retinol.

Does ReHab contain salicylic acid or glycolic acid?

ReHab does not contain salicylic acid or glycolic acid. Its current formula includes hyaluronic acid, encapsulated retinol, witch hazel, aloe, green tea extract, vitamin E, jojoba seed oil, and other skin-conditioning ingredients.