Stretch marks on my boobs! HELP.

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Gracie J.

Dec 16, 2013

Gracie J.

I have seen more and more stretch marks on my boobs... Is there any way to stop it or help it??

Hannah K.

Dec 16, 2013

Hannah K.

Maybe a more supportive bra?

Miranda G.

Dec 16, 2013

Miranda G.

I know what you mean 😧 sucks 😢 what I've been doing is moisturizing it with jerguens lotion (I think that's how you speed it) and it's made a difference :)

Jenna P.

Dec 16, 2013

Jenna P.

Sephora sells really good stretch mark creams!

Mio S.

Dec 16, 2013

Mio S.

I have those too :( I usually bring my makeup down when I'm wearing a shirt that shows it

Stephanie S.

Dec 16, 2013

Stephanie S.

I got them after I had my baby and they swelled like a lot then went to normal size. once they're there there's not much you can do.

Maxime M.

Dec 16, 2013

Maxime M.

Bio oil works for stretchmarks and at every drugstore you can buy "mama cream", it's actually for stretchmarks from pregnancy but it works for every kind of stretchmark.

Sarah H.

Dec 16, 2013

Sarah H.

Before I lost weight I used tummy butter and it's for stomach stretch marks but it works for boobs too!

Kat A.

Dec 17, 2013

Kat A.

Probably mederma would work for those. I have a lot on mine too after having my son.

Karen B.

Dec 17, 2013

Karen B.

I have them too :( I use palmers stretch mark butter you can see the results :)

Gracie J.

Dec 17, 2013

Gracie J.

Thanks so much ill definetly try all that!(:

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