Any thing to ease stretch marks??

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Naomi L.

Aug 10, 2013

Naomi L.

Are there any creams or oils out there that ease or perhaps prevent stretch marks?

Ella D.

Aug 10, 2013

Ella D.

You only get stretch marks, when you put on weight, or lose the wait you had.. If you are got white ones they normally fade away, but if they are red I am not to sure what hay you have got to do to get rid of them xxx

Joe Joe N.

Aug 10, 2013

Joe Joe N.

Bio oil... It really works!

Naomi L.

Aug 11, 2013

Naomi L.

I mean for pregnancy though is that different?

Jareka B.

Aug 11, 2013

Jareka B.

bio oil

Joe Joe N.

Aug 11, 2013

Joe Joe N.

Bio oil help prevent them also. You just put it in the normal spots people get them. It healthy for pregnancy also.

Kristina C.

Aug 11, 2013

Kristina C.

Bio oil I had four kids wen I had my first they were so bad my whole stomach was cover I used bio oil and I swear they are all faded you cannot see them the rele bad ones are still there but faded to my skin color you have to be up close to actually notice they there.

Naomi L.

Aug 11, 2013

Naomi L.

Cool thank you (: where would I find it?

Kristina C.

Aug 11, 2013

Kristina C.

Walmart

Joe Joe N.

Aug 11, 2013

Joe Joe N.

Most stores in the beauty section. Cvs has it. I got mine from kiere or target it depends where you get it the price. I've seen it range from 11-30 but the small ones were 11 and 12 the big ones are like 19-30.

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