Perfect for baby showers, gender reveals, those TTC and postpartum.
Take the guesswork out of pregnancy safe skincare.
All SKN TO SKN product ingredients are carefully selected to be safe, effective, and most importantly approved by our expert medical advisory board of GPs & Dermatologists. You can feel confident you’re giving a gift that truly supports her skin journey.
Thoughtful. Safe. Trusted by Mums To Be.
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Pregnancy Changes Everything, Including Skin
Baby showers and pregnancy gifts often centre around the baby, but it’s just as important to care for the person growing them.
Safe skincare is a gift she’ll genuinely use, offering real support through the daily changes pregnancy brings to your skin. From soothing spf creams to calming cleansers, these moments of self-care help her feel comforted, cared for, in control during a time when everything is shifting for her skin.
Why SKN TO SKN?
Each product is carefully created with input from trusted dermatologists and GPs to make sure it’s not only effective but also 100% safe for pregnancy. We’ve made sure to leave out ingredients you’ll want to avoid—like retinol, parabens, and synthetic fragrances—so you can feel confident in your choice. Our formulas are backed by science, safe for all trimesters, and designed to keep her skin feeling supported and cared for through every stage of this amazing journey.
What Makes SKN TO SKN Products Different?
SKN TO SKN GP ADVISOR
DR RAJ ARORA
Dr Raj Arora is a GP specialising in women’s health, skincare and mental health. Dr Raj graduated from Barts and the Royal London Medical School with an MMBS and BSc in Medical Education. She’s also the founder and medical director of the private CQC registered clinic, The Face Bible.
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SKN TO SKN CONSULTANT DERMATOLOGIST ADVISOR
PROFESSOR CAITRIONA RYAN
Prof Caitriona Ryan MD, FRCPI, FAAD is Consultant Dermatologist and founder of the Institute of Dermatologists, Dublin, and a Clinical Professor at University College Dublin. Prior to returning to practice in Ireland in September 2016, she was Clinical Associate Professor of Dermatology for the Texas A+M Health Science Centre and Vice Chair of the Department of Dermatology at Baylor University Medical Centre, Dallas.