Why Molly-Mae can’t have bubble baths – and the £6.50 product she uses to relax instead
17.02.2023 - 17:49
/ ok.co.uk
It’s been a few weeks now since Molly-Mae Hague gave birth to daughter Bambi, and she’s clearly basking in that new-mum feeling, regularly sharing snippets of parenthood alongside partner Tommy Fury with her 7 million Instagram followers. One thing that Molly-Mae may currently be missing just a little bit about pre-baby life, though, is her regular bubble baths.
Before having Bambi, the former Love Islander regularly shared her love for relaxing in tubs filled to the brim with expensive bath soaks – but she recently posted on her Instagram Stories that she couldn’t use her favourite products at the moment, adding: “IYKYK”. And for those of you who DON’T know, the reason for this is because new mums are generally advised to avoid soaking in heavily scented products for a few weeks after giving birth, as these chemicals and fragrances can irritate skin and wounds.
Some experts even say that the cervix may still be a little dilated after giving birth, which may pose a risk of infection, or if you’ve recently had a C-section, soaking in a bath can potentially lead to infection at the incision site. Of course, the most important thing is to follow the advice given by your midwife or doctor.
And so in place of a soothing soak in a strongly-scented bath, Molly-Mae’s had to find other ways to relax in between evening feeds. And we reckon we know what might be helping.
In a vlog about her pregnancy evening routine, the 23 year old explains that one of her final steps before bed is to mix a few drops of Tisserand Aromatherapy’s Lemongrass Essential Oil, £6.50 here, into an aromatherapy diffuser with some water and enjoy the uplifting scent fill the room. And for when Molly-Mae’s ready to enjoy her bubble baths again, here are some
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