Can I wear henna while pregnant?

Pregnant women are people we need to pay more attention to, because they are not mobile, their bodies are more fragile, and their immunity is relatively weak. They may be infected and have allergic reactions without knowing it. Therefore, behaviors such as wrapping henna should be avoided as much as possible, as they may cause fetal malformations. If you have already wrapped your nails, you should remove them as soon as possible. Wait until the baby is born safely and the body recovers before you can apply nail polish and wrap your nails. This way it will not affect your body and you will not have to worry about problems with the fetal development.

① Henna (Description of Southern Plants), also known as henna (Description of Southern Plants) and impatiens. It is the leaves of the henna plant of the Lythraceae family. Henna has a similar structure to vitamin K, so it has a hemostatic effect. Annual herb. The unequal stems are thick, juicy and smooth, with swollen nodes, green or dark brown in color, and the stem color is related to the flower color. The leaves are alternate, lanceolate, and have glands on both sides of the petiole. The flowers are single or clustered in leaf axils, and the corolla is butterfly-shaped. Has single petal. There are double petals, some are white. pink. red. Purple and other colors. Flowering period is from June to October. The seeds tend to burst on their own when mature.

②Henna dyeing is completely temporary. Hair coloring can last up to 6 weeks, but skin coloring can last no more than a week. This is because the dye can only penetrate the uppermost layer of the skin. As the skin naturally exfoliates, the henna color will gradually be replaced by the natural, fresh skin color. Henna hair dye will also gradually be replaced by your natural color, but it won't leave marks like synthetic dyes do.

③After all, pregnancy is different from normal times. Try to avoid nail polish, hair dye and other chemicals that may affect the normal development of the fetus. Expectant mothers can also want to be beautiful, but they must use natural care. Pay special attention to flowers and plants to avoid discomfort caused by allergies.

④ It will not affect the fetus, but it should be avoided as much as possible. Another warm reminder: 1. Pregnant women should not drink too much tea. Pregnant women should not drink too much or too strong tea, because the caffeine in tea has an excitatory effect, which will increase fetal movements and even harm the growth and development of the fetus.

2. Pregnant women should not drink excessive amounts of beverages or alcohol. Because some beverages contain bioalkalis such as caffeine and clonidine, pregnant women will experience poisoning symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, headache, and rapid heartbeat after drinking them, which will affect the normal development of important organs such as the fetus's brain, heart, and liver, and cause the baby to suffer from congenital diseases after birth. Alcohol contains ethanol, which is toxic to the human brain, liver and heart. It can enter the fetus through the placenta, causing the baby to be born with low intelligence, special facial features, short stature, and in severe cases, it can lead to intellectual disability. 3. Pregnant women should not eat too much vinegar

During the first half month or so of pregnancy, a large amount of acidic food can lower the alkalinity in the body, causing fatigue and weakness. A long-term acidic physique will not only cause the mother to suffer from certain diseases, but most importantly, it will affect the normal growth and development of the fetus and may even cause fetal malformations.