Organic madonna
Baby madonna
Q&A about Body Firming Gel
Where should I apply it?
During pregnancy, we recommend using this product on your upper arms, buttocks, and thighs, but you can also use it on your stomach area. The tummy area naturally grows during pregnancy, so you won't notice any tightening effects, but if you use it in combination with Body Serum Superior, it will have a highly moisturizing effect.
When should I start using it?
Start caring for your skin early in pregnancy to help keep the upper arms, buttocks and thighs firm. You can begin in the second month of pregnancy.
When should I apply it?
We recommend applying it after bathing. The refreshing gel feels comfortable on warm skin and helps firm it. As it is not a medicine, you can apply it at any time of day.
Is the fragrance strong?
It has a faint rosewater scent from the natural ingredients. The scent does not linger, and no added perfume is used.
Does it feel sticky?
It absorbs easily into your skin and is non-sticky, so you can put on your clothes right away and don't have to worry about cooling your body. It is smooth and comfortable to use.
Do I need to massage it in?
Massage during pregnancy is not recommended because it may cause uterine contractions. Gently spread the product over the skin instead. After childbirth, a light massage can make focused abdominal care more effective.
Can I use it with Body Serum Superior?
Recommended. First, treat with Body Firming Gel, then cover with highly moisturizing Body Serum Superior.
What is the expiry date?
Approximately 3 years if unopened. However, depending on storage conditions, the shelf life may be shorter. We recommend storing in a cool, dark place, avoiding high temperatures, high humidity, and direct sunlight. (If stored in the refrigerator, the organic ingredients may harden and the cream may be difficult to come out of the tube, so we recommend storing it in a cool place other than the refrigerator.)
How long will one container last?
Approximately two to three months when used once daily. This varies with frequency and individual use.