Does anybody know effective stretch mark treatment

Does anybody know effective stretch mark treatment

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  • nocturnallili on 2 Oct 2003 9:48 AM

    From Boston, 1 post


    I'm using Avon Stretch Mark smoother. It's been a month but I do not see any improvement yet. I'm wondering what else is out there.

  • veve Rank: Lance Corporal on 9 Oct 2003 12:14 PM

    From Sussex, 1 post


    yes there is one I found. It's called M'claire Anti cellulite cream and you can find it on www.mclaire.com. It really worked for me. My husband noticed the difference in two weeks of useing it.

  • jannice Rank: Corporal on 17 Mar 2005 5:16 PM

    7 posts


    Hi

    Dermaglow have two products, ones a stretch marks balm & the other is for fine lines, wrinkles & stretch marks.

    more info www.dermaglow.co.uk

    thanks
    Jannice

  • shellysbeautyguide Rank: Corporal on 1 May 2005 9:56 AM

    From Kent, 8 posts


    Originally posted by nocturnallili on
    I'm using Avon Stretch Mark smoother. It's been a month but I do not see any improvement yet. I'm wondering what else is out there.
    Hi there, there are many ways you can improve stretch marks, creams, microdermabrasion, and laser. You can find out more about these at http://www.shellysbeautyguide.co.uk I tryed palmers scar serum which was quite good.

  • girlyshop on 16 May 2005 11:44 PM

    From UK, 1 post


    You could try some Bio Oil from Boots.

    Louise
    www.girlyshop.co.uk

  • michelle ahmed on 26 May 2006 3:53 PM

    From London, 2 posts


    Hello!



    I have been using bio-oil from boots, and I havnt noticed a difference.

    I have old stretch marks, and the products I was considering to use are StriVectin and Trilastin.



    Has anyone heard of them, tried them or have anymore info about them?



    Please let us know!!!!! Razz

  • Nichol979 on 5 Jun 2006 6:45 PM

    From Texas, 1 post


    Arbonne Figure 8 Vanish System



    In cosmetics and skin care, you pay for what you get. These products are botanically-based and nothing can compare.

  • Time4Me Rank: Lance Corporal on 9 Jun 2006 11:57 PM

    From NY, 3 posts


    Hi everyone, I am also dealing with stretch marks and I have been searching web to find the best. I found article about Shea Butter treatment
    Has anyone tried this, how effective is it

    Thank you Exclamation

  • missie75 Rank: Corporal on 28 Jun 2006 5:48 PM

    From London, UK, 6 posts


    Hi, Shea butter is a good all round moisturiser but try and get the pure stuff - it's much better than the blends that most of the cosmetic companies give you (full of rubbishy fillers).

    For stretch marks the best product I have ever come across is Epidermx microdermabrasion cream. I bought it to treat acne but my sister had stunning results on her stretch marks with it. You can get it on Ebay UK or a couple of US websites. Don't know where you're based but if in UK better to buy off Ebay UK or you get slapped with customs charges (as I found out!).

  • sands Rank: Lance Corporal on 27 Jul 2006 8:22 PM

    4 posts


    The only thing I really know about StriVectin is that it started as a stretch mark product and worked so well, they made it into anti-wrinkle cream too. I have never use it but lots of info here - http://www.spaandsalon.co.uk/strivectin



    Never heard of Trilastin.
    Hope that helps!

    M