Stretch Marks :(

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Hayley P.

Dec 12, 2012

Hayley P.

When all my friends were in their early teens they got stretch marks from growing..not long ago I was talking about how I have never had a stretch mark and bam, all of a sudden I get them from no where? I haven't gained weight or anything and I just want to get rid of th on my hips!!!! Help! :(

Molly S.

Dec 12, 2012

Molly S.

All you can do is moisturize is it with lotion. Or a product specifically made for that. Look up some information on Google to figure out what you could use. I heard cocoa butter was the best to use but I could be wrong. Do not freak out though, most girls do. I have some on my hips and you can barley see them now. They've faded a whole lot and they will. Most stretch marks you cannot even see them unless its from excessive weight gain, like pregnancy or obesity. You just get them from growing, you can even get them from losing weight in a short amount of time. It's just your skin stretching. Later down the road you'll realize they're not all that bad. Especially since you have tiny ones I'm sure. They made be swollen and red on your skin for now but they'll turn white and fade to your skin tone and blend in your skin :) Don't worry girl! Just moisturize and it should help. 

Hayley P.

Dec 13, 2012

Hayley P.

Thank you so much!

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