Stretch marks are natural, but that doesn't mean you can't improve their appearance. Learn what causes them and the most effective ways to fade and prevent stretch marks.
Everything you need to know about stretch marks
Stretch marks (striae) are long, narrow streaks or lines on the skin that develop when it is stretched rapidly due to growth, weight changes, pregnancy, or muscle building. They are not harmful and affect all skin types.
Stretch marks go through different stages. Treatment is most effective in the early stages.
New stretch marks that may look red, purple or dark brown. They are easier to treat at this stage.
More treatable
Marks begin to fade and turn pink as they mature. Collagen is still being formed.
Moderately treatable
Older stretch marks that appear white or silver. They are more stubborn but can still be improved.
More challengingSeveral factors can trigger stretch marks.
Rapid skin stretching during pregnancy.
Common in teens during periods of fast growth.
Sudden or significant increase in body weight.
Rapid weight loss can also cause stretch marks.
Intense training and muscle growth can trigger them.
Hormones like cortisol can affect skin elasticity.
A combination of effective ingredients, products and consistency gives the best results.
Daily use of clinically proven ingredients helps improve skin elasticity, boost collagen and fade stretch marks over time.
Consistency is key. Here's a general timeline for visible improvements.
Skin feels more hydrated and elastic.
Improved texture and reduced redness.
Stretch marks begin to lighten and flatten.
Significant improvement in appearance.
Best results with continued care and consistency.
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