Comments on: What are the best cures for stretch marks?

By: c.angel1

c.angel1 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 17:00:59 +0000

well i bought a cream called ultra glyco scrub and it worked for me.
this cream is like microdermabrasion well thats what a lady told me when i went to the clinic and bought it. she said it almost gives the same results as getting a microdermabrasion. i put it on for a month and i have no more visible stretch marks it worked for me maybe u should try it
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By: Eagle Woman

Eagle Woman — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 16:20:59 +0000

Alas, nothing that is easy. I am 57 and after four pregnancies and many conversations over the years, you are on a fruitless search. Moisturizing puffs your skin up and makes them less sightly, and contrary to one answer I saw, surgical injections do mask them, but only for a year or less. The really fun way to minimize them is to gain weight. I guess I was lucky, because I did not get too many, just enough that I can blame a few on each kid when I tell them how I nearly died giving them birth.
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By: StellaBtheWriter

StellaBtheWriter — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 16:08:59 +0000

There is no natural "cure," but I find that applying a relatively thick lotion or body cream to my legs and such goes a long way in lessening the appearance of stretch marks. I apply generous amounts morning and night. In the morning, I also apply sunblock, which supposedly contains (in its active ingredient) a substance that helps lessen the appearance of stretch marks. Maybe I'm just falling for the myths, but I do think it makes a difference. (For what it's worth, I use Coppertone Sport SPF45. It's in the bright blue bottle.)
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By: sweet_n_sour

sweet_n_sour — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 15:30:59 +0000

Vitamin E oil. It works really well. Rub it into your strech marks every night. You will start getting results in as little as 4 days. You can get it really cheap from any drugstore, Target, or Walmart. There is no ''good quality'' or ''bad quality'', so don't splurge a whole bunch of money on it. I have the one from Walgreens, and it works just fine. Don't bother with plastic surgery, it doesn't work too well.
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By: krgr1428rf

krgr1428rf — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 14:52:59 +0000

My sister used, I think balmers...was the name of the stuff she rubbed on her belly when she was pregnant. She still had some though..my mom told her to use vitamin e cream or something that is usually used to reduce scars.
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By: emily

emily — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 14:22:59 +0000

No plastic surgery unless your having skin removed. You can use cocoa butter formula by palmers it helps to replace collagen lost. Nothing gets rid of them.
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