Stretchmarks

Jessie - posted on 12/22/2010

Mederma stretch mark cream worked fabulously for me! I would def. give it a try if you haven't allready.

Lindz - posted on 12/22/2010

i used Bio-Oil. it works great but its greasey. like myb put it on at night. but it does work. i had really bad stretchmarks like they were purple and deep on the back of my thighs but now you can barly see them

Shelly - posted on 12/22/2010

I'm with the others, they're gonna fade to white whether you use anything or not... I've never used anything but mine are all faded to white. I've heard way too many people tell me they've tried everything on the market & spent all this money in the process & it does nothing so I decided I'll just take their advice & save my money. LOL!

Laura - posted on 12/21/2010

Once you get them they are yours for ever! They DO fade over time, becoming less and less noticible. Stretchmarks are caused by a breackdown of collegin in the skin--its the stuff that makes skin stretchy. Vitamin E and products that stimulate collegin will help reduce stretchmark appearances, making them less visible. Just know that the damage is done and little can be done to make them disappear. Reduce and hide--that's as good as you can do, unfortunately...

Adele - posted on 12/21/2010

I tried every oil and lotion, for me they didn't work at all! My sister had three children she had stretch marks carrying all of her children. She uses sunbeds and honestly you cannot tell she even had stretch marks! I tried but didn't think it'd work for me, I only went on a sunbed about 6 times and my stretch marks are hardly visible any more. I do not go on any more but it did help!

Brittany - posted on 12/20/2010

Mine are faded white already but sometimes my belly reminds me of a deflated balloon wish they would disappear some more bc im so self conscious about my belly now.

Heather - posted on 12/20/2010

I had twins a year ago and they are fading on their own. My tummy still looks like a topographical map. I tried the tummy butter and bio oil only to find out I am allergic to it. So now I just deal with it. I call it my mommy badge.

Stifler's - posted on 12/20/2010

fake tan haha mine didn't *go away* but no one could see them anymore. they weren't angry and red like they used to be

Louise - posted on 12/20/2010

All I can say is they fade from red to white over the years. Bio oil can help but it will not get rid of them totally. Be proud of your mummy scars it's all part of bringing children into the world. You can't get rid so learn to love um!

Jen - posted on 12/20/2010

i use boil oil i have the 60ml it was 8 pound ive had it months so it lasts it hasnt made them go but its made them fade there not red anymore less visable..

Hayley - posted on 12/19/2010

Nothing really works unfortunately. If you're gonna get them, you will. I tried every product on the market and spent hundreds with my first pregnancy. It made no difference. I'm covered from below my chest to the back of my knees in masses of stretch marks :D

Stifler's - posted on 12/19/2010

Bio oil or lanolin or Palmers coco butter