There aren’t specific studies on using 8% L‑ascorbic acid lip treatments while breastfeeding, but it’s generally considered low risk when used only on the lips. To be safe, try a patch test first, avoid letting it touch your baby’s mouth, and stop using it if your lips become irritated. If you have any concerns, your healthcare provider can provide personalised guidance.

Plum Vitamin C Serum is generally considered safe to use while breastfeeding because topical vitamin C has minimal absorption into the bloodstream and is unlikely to affect breast milk. Avoid applying it on or near the breast area to prevent accidental ingestion by the baby. Always perform a patch test before use, as skin sensitivity may increase during breastfeeding, and consult your doctor for personalised advice on safe skincare products during this period.