Here's what nobody told you. During pregnancy, your estrogen was at its highest level — and estrogen is one of the key drivers of collagen production in your skin. After delivery, your estrogen dropped significantly, and your collagen production dropped with it. If you're breastfeeding, prolactin keeps estrogen suppressed, which means collagen production stays low for as long as you nurse.
Collagen is the protein that keeps your skin firm and holds everything together. When your body slows its production, your skin loses its structure — that's why it looks drier, duller, and years older than it should. It's not stress. It's not sleep deprivation. It's a drop in collagen caused by the estrogen shift after birth.
Regular moisturizers weren't designed for this. They treat surface dryness — not a drop in collagen production. The Vitavia Mama Glow Collagen Mask is different. It delivers collagen directly into your skin through a film that seals it in for as long as you wear it. No evaporation. No pillow transfer. Brush it on, go about your night, peel it off when you're ready to plumper, firmer, more hydrated skin.
