Question Posted Thursday February 12 2009, 8:28 pm
What's a good way to get ride of them?
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Health & Fitness category? Maybe give some free advice about: Fitness? andigirl8383 answered Friday February 13 2009, 1:13 pm: Buy pure Vitamin E Oil and Cocoa Butter. Vitamin E oil has been proven to smooth the skin of stretch marks and cellulite. I did this after I lost weight and it really worked. It is the key ingredient in every wrinkle/line smoother supplement. Also, you can go to a dermatologist and have an injection which depletes blood in the veins that enhance the appearance of stretch marks or get a more potent version of vitamin E. Either way, it will take severe persistance to get rid of them. It took me 4 months of a daily regimen of oils and lotions, but it really paid off and I am so happy with the results. Hope this helps! [ andigirl8383's advice column | Ask andigirl8383 A Question ]
thelaura answered Friday February 13 2009, 12:23 pm: I always answer these questions with the same answer: Bio Oil.
It's specifically designed to combat stretch marks, scars, uneven skin tones etc and I've tried it out myself with scars. I was quite surprised that after using it for a while, I could see a change.
I'm not gonna lie, it won't work over night. and you have to stick to it and properly massage it deep into your skin (don't just slap it on). Give it a month or 2 for it to take effect.
I highly advise you to try it. It may well work for you.
You can get it at chemists and stores. but if you can't find it, you can also buy it online.
I'm sure there are other products similar to Bio Oil (I'm not sure on the names), so if Bio Oil is a little pricey for you, give the others a try. Or even Cocoa butter.
Where are your stretch marks? Make up does wonders for a quick fix. [ thelaura's advice column | Ask thelaura A Question ]
Anonymous_BabeSz answered Friday February 13 2009, 10:49 am: stretch mark creams(they have them)
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