Take this 60-sec assessment to find out if your postpartum skin is showing signs of lipid barrier deficiency...
...and the 100+ year old natural way to restore it.
First, how long ago did you give birth? 🤔
After birth, the estrogen crash stops your skin's lipid production — the hidden cause behind most postpartum skin issues.
What has your skin been doing since giving birth? 🤷
Different symptoms, one hidden cause: a hormone crash that broke down your lipid barrier.
(Choose as many as needed)
What are your problem areas? 🤷
(Choose as many as needed)
Cheeks
Nose
Forehead
Chin
Around Eyes
Whole Face
Which of these looks most like your skin on a bad day? 🤷
The more reactive your skin gets, the more your lipid barrier has broken down.
You are in the right place! 💪
Thousands of moms have restored their skin — and started recognizing themselves in the mirror again — thanks to Origin Prima!
What makes your skin worse right now?
Each of these keeps breaking your lipid barrier down while your hormones can't rebuild it.
(Choose the ones that affect you most)
Think of the last product you tried — what did your skin do? 🥤
Products that worked for years suddenly sting because your barrier is thinner and more permeable now.
When you catch your reflection these days, what's your first thought?
It's not your fault — your skin is missing the lipids your hormones stopped producing.
Creating your skin profile...
Your Personal Skin Profile
Postpartum Estrogen Crash + Lipid Barrier Deficiency
Lipids are the building blocks of your skin barrier — and estrogen is the signal that tells your skin to produce them. After birth, estrogen crashes and lipid production stops.
If you're breastfeeding, prolactin keeps estrogen suppressed for 12-24 months — so your skin can't rebuild the barrier on its own. Sleep loss and stress break the lipids down even more every day.
This makes postpartum skin issues worse over time, and harder to heal. So it's important to restore the lipids and promote collagen production in your skin as soon as possible.
What solutions have you tried before?
(Choose all that apply)
What was your experience with these solutions?
(Choose all that apply)
Why does nothing work anymore?
Most products need estrogen signaling to work — signaling your skin doesn't have postpartum. And typical moisturizers are 70-80% water, which evaporates off your leaky barrier and pulls moisture out with it.
Meanwhile the strong stuff — retinol, tretinoin, spironolactone, etc — comes with breastfeeding warnings and even breaks down your skin further.
Origin Prima uses grass-fed tallow — an 87% structural match to your skin's own sebum. It directly replaces the lipids your hormones stopped producing, and it's completely safe while nursing.
Have you ever invested in professional-clinic treatments for your skin?
e.g Facials, Chemical Peels, Microneedling, LED light therapy etc…
How did you like the results from these treatments?
What does your current skin care routine look like?
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“Better results for much less cost and time”
Deborah Martinez
After my son was born my skin fell apart — dry flaky patches, painful breakouts along my jaw, and everything I put on my face stung. With a newborn I had zero time for a routine. Origin Prima replaced my entire shelf with 30 seconds morning and night. No stinging, and I don't worry about it touching my baby's skin when we cuddle.
“I threw away all my serums and creams!!”
Carol Moore
I threw away a whole drawer of serums I couldn't even use while breastfeeding. 8 months postpartum I looked exhausted no matter how much I slept. With Origin Prima my skin finally feels calm — the dryness is gone, my skin looks plump again, and I actually recognize myself in photos.
Have you ever felt like your skin's issues makes you self-conscious in social situations? 🤔
What would it feel like to see calm, glowing skin in the mirror again?
Do you have an important event coming up?
Having something to look forward to can be a great motivator
When is your event?
Calculating possible skin transformation...
Based on your answers:
You're Just 3 Months Away From Feeling Like Yourself Again
Here's what you can expect:
Left alone, a postpartum lipid deficiency keeps getting worse — especially while breastfeeding keeps estrogen suppressed. Skin becomes more reactive, and dehydration lines set in as permanent wrinkles.