Growing a human is sweaty work.
Hormones dialled up to eleven, sweat glands along for the ride. Clean, gentle sweat care that's kind to you and safe for the journey โ bump, birth and beyond.
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Your body's working overtime
Pregnancy cranks up blood flow, body temperature and hormones โ so more sweat is completely normal. And postpartum? Night sweats are your body's way of recalibrating.
What you put on your skin matters more than ever right now. Every Skoop formula is aluminium-free, talc-free and plant-powered โ no nasties, no compromises, no shame.
If you have any concerns, always check in with your medical practitioner.
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Sweating for two is real
Your body is doing something extraordinary โ running hotter, pumping more blood and shifting hormones daily. The sweat comes with the territory. The discomfort doesn't have to.
Your bump-to-bub lineup
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Morning swipe
Pitt Stop on clean, dry pits โ 2โ3 swipes and you're covered for the day.
Shield where it rubs
Skin Shield on thighs and underboob before the day gets moving.
Pack the rescue kit
Blotters and Hand Hero live in the nappy bag for flushes, feeds and everything between.
Is Skoop safe during pregnancy?
Absolutely! All our formulas are aluminium-free, talc-free and plant-powered. However, if you have any concerns we recommend consulting your medical practitioner.
Why am I sweating so much more?
Increased blood flow, a naturally higher body temperature and shifting hormones all turn the dial up. It's completely normal โ and it usually settles as your body finds its new rhythm.
What about postpartum night sweats?
Very common โ your hormones are recalibrating and your body is shedding extra fluid. Keep Pitt Stop by the bed, sleep on breathable layers, and know it typically passes within a few weeks. If it persists or worries you, chat to your doctor.
Comfort for every trimester. And after.
Gentle, plant-powered sweat care for the wildest ride your body will ever take.
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