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Someone help please!!!!!

So i'm getting spots all over my face and arms like I didn't put on foundation right!!!! Lol What could it be???? Help!!!!
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Pregnancy mask. It will go away ;-)
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Ugh really!:( and i dont wear any makeup at all and always in the sun from work!! Wow thats ***** my gma told me to use head and shoulders as a home remedy.. i am 25weeks!
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I  read in my pregnacy books that spots on your skin can happen do to our body producing more hormones. They can cause an increase in your pigmentation,  also say it goes away after pregnacy. They call it the mask of pregnancy. Good luck am sorry, the books say to use  moisturizers and drink plenty of water. But wont go away untill after pregnacy:/
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Chloasma Is the mask of pregnancy from hormones & won't go away til after baby's born. My sister works at Sephora & matched me w/ a full coverage foundation (by Sephora so only $20). If that's not enough get a concealer thats lighter than your skin tone.Also the sun will make it worse. If you're not a makeup girl, I'm sorry b/c that's the only thing you can do! Ask doc on next visit though just to make sure. Good luck!
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Itll go away after you have your baby
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It's called pregnancy mask I read about it in my book... it's supposed to go away after you give birth... how many weeks are you?
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