Stretch marks everywhere!

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Jessy L.

Oct 10, 2016

Jessy L.

I have some stretch marks on my upper thighs and some on my butt. And since I have darker skin it's more noticeable. I know you can't totally get rid of stretch marks but is there anyway I can fade them, especially on my butt. I hate wearing a bikini bottom to the beach because it's so noticeable! What are some tips to fade them away? Thank you!

Aurora S.

Oct 10, 2016

Aurora S.

Bio oil as well as using a dermaroller.
But I've read, just making sure you moisturize in general will help.
The skin actually tears from that inner layer so it could be a lack of moisture aka dehydrated.
Try using a cream that helps attract water to keep the skin hydrated like a glycerin based moisturizer or something with hyaluronic acid.
Then go ahead with an oil to sort of "lock in" or prevent the water from evaporating.

You could also try a brightening cream in that area. The stretch marks won't have any affect since they're just beneath the skin but if you brighten up the skin that has stretch marks it'll be a little les noticeable.
I personally, naturally had a darker butt and hips compared to the rest of my body. Used a brightening cream and now I look more even plus my stretch marks on the sides of my butt are less noticeable

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