Michelle Keegan uses a bump skincare mask from Rochelle Humes’ brand to keep stretchmarks at bay

Fans eagerly follow Michelle Keegan as she shares insights into her skincare and body care routines after shocking fans last year with pregnancy news.

Michelle revealed to her followers the pampering products she’s been using recently to keep stretch marks at bay, and they’re from Rochelle Humes’ brand after giving fans insight into one of her pregnancy-safe products to keep her looking radiant throughout the earlier trimesters. Here’s all the details.

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You can purchase the reasonably priced items Michelle recently purchased while consuming some (much-needed) RNR that are available at Boots. The My Little Coco Baby Mama Hydrating Bump Sheet Mask costs £6.25, My Little Coco Baby Mama Bedtime Bump Belly Oil costs £15.99, and My Little Coco Baby Mama Cocooning Bump Butter costs $9.99 all of these items from Rochelle Humes’ brand.

The baby bump mask treats your bump by applying specific skin care products. Ingredients in the mask include rosehip, which is ideal for reducing stretch marks, and cooling aloe vera, which helps moisturize dry skin. Michelle’s go-to bump mask is made to be appropriate for all pregnancy stages and is an affordable way to treat skin irritation or visible stretch marks. It takes as little as 15 minutes to achieve its benefits.

This gem is beloved by more than just Michelle Keegan. This mask was ideal for my final weeks of pregnancy because my skin over my bump itches at 35 weeks and beyond, according to a Boots shopper who left a glowing 5-star review. It soothed my skin. It was cold when it first went on, but I found it very refreshing. It fits the bump nicely”.

Further praise comes from this shopper, who shared: “I am OBSESSED with these bump masks, I use them once a week and make me feel so hydrated and relaxed. A pregnancy must have”!

The bump belly oil, which also made its way into Michelle’s self-care arsenal, promises to be the most straightforward and softest formula for all our mums-to-be. To treat bumps and skin, the oil is infused with organic coconut oil and rosehips. It’s set to be highly moisturising and nourishing, soothing skin and helping reduce stretch marks during pregnancy.

Not just a favourite in Michelle’s body care collection, one 5-star reviewer raved: “Been using this oil since I was 8 weeks, I’m 29 weeks now and no stretch marks yet! I use it daily, it’s a nice light scent because you know things can be too strong when expecting. Absorbs well too. I’m about to purchase my second bottle.

Another noted: “The best bump oil I’ve used! It feels like dry oil that effectively moisturizes your skin without making you feel like your clothes will stick to it.

The bump butter, which is a lightweight, luxurious product that Michelle requested from Rochelle Humes’ brand, is a similarly soft and luxurious formula that is packed with coconut oil, shea butter, and rosehips for smooth, hydrated, and supple skin, which aids in reducing stretch marks.

One 5-star commenter wrote: “This product is brilliant! I’ve used it every day since finding out we were pregnant (5 weeks, now 24 weeks) and I’ve been really impressed. It’s hydrating, not too thick and lasts the day. I’ll be continuing to use right through to postpartum. I also have really fair, sensitive skin and this product hasn’t caused me any problems whatsoever. Love MLC”!

Check out For The Creators’ offering with this Hatch Mama Belly Mask, which retails for £12. For more body-care must-haves to add to your pampering routine at home, check out For The Creators’ offering. This Weleda Stretch Mark Body Butter is available for purchase on Lookfantastic for £21.95.

Source: Mirror