In case you missed it, the queen of quiet luxury Sofia Richie Grainge, is seven months pregnant. She's expecting her first child with husband Elliot Grainge and recently announced the news with a Vogue photoshoot (because, of course).
Just take a glance here:
The couple also shared they were expecting a baby girl, with Richie Grainge telling Vogue, "My dream in life is to have a daughter [though], and Elliot is really excited for a girl too."
"I think it's so typical for boys to want boys, but he has a lot of sisters. It was really sweet. He's very sensitive," she said.
Cute!
Now that you're all caught up, we need to talk about her skin. That is, all the things she's putting on her face.
Because the 25-year-old model and social media personality shared a peek into all her skincare essentials she swears by for beautifully healthy, glowing pregnancy skin — including the exact products she rates.
And YES, it's nosy as hell.
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In a recent TikTok video, she shared a whole list of things she's using and loving — and as with anything even slightly Sofia Richie Grainge-related, we're positively FORTHING over it.
One comment read: "Am I pregnant? No. Did I watch the entire video? Yes."
Honestly, same.
In the clip, Richie Grainge started off by sharing, "I am so afraid of getting stretch marks. I know it comes with the territory but I’m doing everything that I can to prevent them."
She told her followers that when she first found out she was pregnant, her doctor gave her a popular shea butter "that people love".
It's called Bumpology Bump Butter, $59.95, and judging by the website it looks like it contains a slew of nourishing, hydrating ingredients and natural emollients like shea butter, mango butter and cocoa butter.
"I am obsessed. I've gone through six tubs," said Richie Grainge, sharing that she likes to slather the cream from her boobs right down to the backs of her legs.
While it's important to note that creams and lotions can't necessarily prevent stretch marks (they're actually genetic and over 90 per cent of women will get them towards the later stages of their pregnancy — it's totally normal!), they can certainly help nourish the skin and assist in fading them.
"I put this Belly Oil by Hatch over the Bumpology," she added, showing her followers a bottle of Hatch Belly Oil, $177.15.
"I don’t feel disgusting when I put my clothes on over it," she said.
We love a non-greasy find!
With ingredients like sweet almond oil, calendula and grapefruit oil, the quick-drying formula promises to intensely hydrate and support the skin during pregnancy. "This is really nice — it's my second bottle," Richie Grainge added.
Also on the list? Magnesium supplements — including a specific magnesium lotion the mum-to-be said she always uses at night, noting that she notices a difference in the quality of her sleep.
"I use this Ancient Minerals Magnesium Lotion on the bottoms of my feet and I put socks on," she said, on sale here for $35.90.
Ancient Minerals Magnesium Lotion. Image: Aussie Health/Canva.
On the website, the product is described as a "smooth, quickly absorbed emulsion of magnesium chloride in a skin-nourishing base of certified organic oils."
"I've convinced myself that it helps me sleep. I've used a lot of magnesium products, it's really helpful," she added.
Where do we sign up?!
Another skincare essential is "a hydrating hand sanitiser," she shared. "I'm trying my hardest not to get sick."
She also said that she’s "addicted" to Summer Friday Lip Butter Balm in 'Birthday Cake', $40.28 — a thick, nourishing balm that she uses "every day" (we love the tint of sheer colour it leaves on your lips, too!).
"These last two things I’m going to show you, literally I cannot function without them," she said.
And yes, pls. Do go on...
"These are the Tatcha blotting papers," she said, holding the signature purple packaging up to the camera. "My skin has been so oily ever since I found out I was pregnant, so I travel around with these."
In case you haven't heard of Tatcha's The Original Aburatorigami Blotting Papers, $24, before — they're basically a pack of little leaflets (they look like little squares of baking paper!) used to remove excess oil and improve the wear of makeup.
Tatcha Blotting Papers. Image: Mecca/Canva.
Richie Grainge wrapped up her list of go-to pregnancy skincare with LYMA laser — a handheld at-home laser device that'll set you back a cool $3,680.
*Cries in poor*.
A celebrity-favourite, it's described on the website as a "next-level near-infrared laser," that "delivers real (and pretty incredible) results for wrinkles, firmness, and more, at home."
Richie Grainge said, "I do it every night before bed when I’m watching a movie. "Within a week this transformed my skin."
What do you think of Sofia Richie Grainge's pregnancy skincare routine? Have you used any of the above products before? Share with us in the comment section below.
Feature image: TikTok/@sofiarichiegrainge.
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