reduce the discoloration and generally improve your skin's tone and texture. You can't get rid of stretch marks altogether, but you can take measures to fight back against them! (note that, if you're breastfeeding, you should check to see whether any treatment you use might be absorbed through the skin and passed to your baby; most are harmless, but be sure to keep your doctor in the loop on what you're using.)
What's Out There
*appearance of stretch marks when used regularly.
*moisturize the skin.
*minimize stretch marks.
* Gels: Gels tend to stay in place better than lotions, but the way they work is very similar.
*stretch marks.
*light treatments that use LED lights to treat skin.
* Cover up : You can now find stretch mark cover up if you are not comfortable using another product or you aren't getting the results you'd like.
Some prevent stretch marks if used during a pregnancy or other time of rapid growth, but in many cases, stretch marks are unavoidable. If you get them, you can try a few kinds of treatments to see what works best for you. Stick with those that seem to moisturize you the best, and remember: results take time! Follow the package directions on your stretch mark product and be patient.
