OMG Stretch Marks!!

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Jackie A.

Feb 12, 2013

Jackie A.

Your thoughts on stretch marks on how to get rid of them. I believe " Your body is not ruined. You're a goddamn tiger who's earned her stripes. "

Devan V.

Feb 12, 2013

Devan V.

No offense, but if you believe they are badges of honor why do Ypu previously ask how to rid yourself of them? If you're proud you're proud if you want them gone you want them gone. So far as I know the best stretch mark remedy is prevention. I think lasers are the only treatment for the severe ones. Others might cause slight improvement but they probably won't go away. I don't really worry about mine. Nineteen months post partum: They are noticeable. but my legs are toned and smooth, so idc too much.

Chantal D.

Feb 12, 2013

Chantal D.

Maybe she's come to terms with it and now she excepts them. I don't mind my stretch marks. Everybody has them they're basically impossible to get rid of, I've had mine since puberty and they still are here. Obviously I don't want to get them on my stomach when I have a baby but if I do I guess that's life. Even my boyfriend has them.

Devan V.

Feb 12, 2013

Devan V.

Yeah. The only ones I mind are the really deep ones on my stomach (from pregnancy) that actually interrupt the smoothness of my skin. but I don't even think lasers would fix them.

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