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Can you effectively prevent or fade pregnancy stretch marks with our lotion? Absolutely! The reviews speak for themselves, confirming the effectiveness of Dynamic Duo: Stretch Mark Prevention Tummy Butter & Bump Gloss. And with the added touch of unicorn tears, it becomes a truly miraculous product.

But seriously, let’s talk about the dirty S word. You know, the one that strikes fear into the hearts of all expectant and postpartum moms. Once you know you’re expecting, choose natural stretch mark treatments like a non-toxic one belly butter or a pregnancy stretch mark oil to start promoting elasticity and adding hydration to your skin. For ultimate protection, use natural stretch mark remedies like our belly butter and pregnancy belly oil together to give your bump the boost it needs. If stretchies rear their ugly head, look for a toxin-free serum designed to removal of pregnancy stretch marks. Early and consistent treatment is key to reducing the size and appearance of stretch marks caused by pregnancy.

Weight changes and hormonal factors make pregnant moms especially ripe for unpleasant realities like hormonal pregnancy acne, ankles, and stretch marks (hello, watermelon tummies!). One study found that up to 50% of expectant mothers may experience stretch marks during pregnancy. However, all hope is not lost. Prevention stretch marks during pregnancy is a proactive process that begins the moment the happy news arrives (and the Morning sickness knocks) and after you take the baby home.

Combine your daily skin regimen of stretch mark pregnancy lotion with a sugar scrub exfoliator, a diet of vitamins E, C and A to promote truly healthy skin from the inside out!

So what exactly are stretch marks?

Stretch marks, or striae graviae, are scars that appear on skin that has been stretched too far. Stretch marks appear in the dermis or middle layer of the skin. This elastic layer is reinforced with fibers known as collagen and elastin that allow the skin to stretch and return to its shape. When this layer is stretched continuously for a long time, the elasticity can break. In areas where these damages occur, the skin tries to strengthen itself by increasing the amount of collagen. The result is the scars we call stretch marks. They usually appear as purple or reddish marks that fade to shallow gray or white scars, although some people report that their stretch marks start out gray or white and change to purple-red.

ic: What are stretch marks and how can I help them disappear?

Do all pregnant women get stretch marks?

No, mom. As we mentioned above prevention of stretch marks during pregnancy it’s a proactive process that starts from the moment the happy news comes (and the morning sickness kicks in) and after you get your package home. Some studies have shown that up to 50% of pregnant women develop stretch marks during pregnancy, usually in the third trimester and sometimes earlier. It can be due to genetics, excessive weight gain in a short period of time or excessively dry and stretched skin. Stretch marks affect women of all ages, sizes and ethnicities. (They also affect men, teenagers and non-pregnant women).

How long does Tummy Butter and Bump Gloss last?

When using our products the amount you will need will certainly vary depending on how old you are and where you feel your stretch mark prone areas – for most of us it seems to be everywhere! What we mean by this is that every woman varies in “size” with each pregnancy and it also depends on whether you are carrying multiples, the most common areas prone to stretch marks are your growing belly, hips, buttocks and breasts. We recommend using natural stretch mark treatments like Bump Gloss Pregnancy Oil in the morning. Since it’s an oil, a little goes a long way, but you want to make sure that while you’re massaging any oil or butter into the belly, you’re doing it gently. TIP: Gentle “massage” is what will bring the blood flow to the surface and this will also help prevent stretch marks.

Belly butter pregnancy lotion for stretch marks can be applied in the afternoon, evening or both. Each of these stretch mark treatment products is recommended to be used together (each contains oils proven to help prevent stretch marks and fade scars), so it will depend on what works for your schedule. If you start to feel your tummy itch, apply Bump Gloss pregnancy oil or if your skin starts to feel dry later in the day, apply our Stretch Mark Tummy Butter Lotion.

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Does pregnancy really change a woman’s grooming needs?

Yes, in most cases it does. It is well known that pregnancy comes with huge hormonal changes that can often wreak havoc on the skin. Pregnant women often need natural stretch mark treatments and pregnancy care products that can address these concerns safely and effectively. Changing hormones mean that many women find that their normal skincare regimen no longer works well because their skin becomes oilier, drier or more sensitive during pregnancy. Plus, the massive abdominal growth you experience during pregnancy (and, to a lesser extent, breast and hip enlargement, too) is itchy and often leads to stretch marks. Many women develop stretch marks during pregnancy and it is no surprise that pregnancy is one of the main causes of stretch marks.

The spoiled mom has an unwavering and relentless commitment to perfection. That’s why we’ve created a great range of pregnancy skin care that’s the perfect blend of science and nature. In addition to searching the world to select the finest botanicals and using advanced technologies, we are committed to ensuring that our skin care products are researched and tested, not only to meet the highest industry standards of quality and purity, but also to your high expectations.

Are stretch marks prevented or cured?

The million dollar question!!! There are various theories on this subject, suggesting that there is room for debate. Some health professionals believe that stretch marks are genetic. However, these same professionals often suggest that using the right moisturizer during pregnancy and gently massaging vulnerable areas can relieve itching and nourish the skin to help prevent and fade existing stretch marks.

So what can you do to beat the odds and prevent stretch marks? Following these guidelines, all of which are good for your overall health and skin condition, will help tip the odds in your favor.

Eat a healthy, varied and balanced diet that keeps your weight gain within the recommended range of 25 to 35 kg. Excellent nutritional status is vital for your growing baby, but it also contributes to the strength and health of the body’s largest organ: the skin. In addition, a controlled and steady weight gain, without wild upward swings, will let your skin stretch at a steady rate without unexpected jerks.

TIP: Use a body brush, gloves or Scrub with sugar for stretch marks to massage the areas where you have stretch marks or want to prevent stretch marks – this will increase circulation to the area which will be helpful.

Finding the best cream for stretch marks during pregnancy

As you know, be sure to drink plenty of water. Hydration in INSIDE it’s important for your overall health and well-being, as well as that of your growing baby, and it’s vital for healthy skin. Get your omega-3s and vitamins. This is yet another way to ensure proper nutritional status during pregnancy, which is critical to your overall health and well-being, as well as beautiful skin and a healthy baby!

Keep your skin freely and effectively hydrated starting in the first or second trimester and throughout the recovery to your pre-pregnancy weight. Moisturizing with natural stretch mark treatments through belly creams and pregnancy oils will help keep your skin supple and elastic and will serve as “food” (and vitamin supplements) for your skin.

Tummy Butter for stretch marks is made with the best ingredients available. We start with pure cocoa butter and then add Vitamin E Oil, organic Rosehip oil, organic Tamanu and Kukui Nut oils containing high amounts of essential fatty acids (EFA’s). Together they promote collagen and elastin to help increase cell regeneration. This results in firmer skin with greater elasticity. Tummy Butter works wonders on c-section scars too! The blend of vitamins and oils used to create these formulas is designed to help boost collagen production and support the dermis during pregnancy to keep your skin intact despite its rigorous stretching.

What results have been found with Tummy Butter and Bump Gloss?

In random user surveys, 92% of pregnant women use Spoiled Mama’s Belly butter and Bump Gloss Pregnancy Oil, reported that they didn’t get a single stretch mark and claimed that our belly butter was the only solution to their excessive itching.

82% of Tummy Butter Pregnancy Lotion for Stretch Marks users who experienced pre-existing stretch marks experienced significant improvement in an average of 8 weeks when used twice daily. Results included fading, blending and smoothing of existing stretch marks improving skin tone and texture during and after pregnancy.

What else can I do, besides taking care of my skin, to prevent stretch marks?

There are several steps you can take that may help prevent stretch marks. First, eat a healthy diet that includes all the proteins, vitamins, and fruits and vegetables necessary for your health, to nourish both your baby and your skin.

Second, take prenatal vitamins as prescribed by your doctor and drink at least six to eight glasses of water daily, again to make sure your body has all the building blocks it needs or a healthy baby and for your health as well. You need not only to hydrate your skin but also to keep your insides hydrated.

Third, monitor your weight gain and try not to exceed your doctor’s recommendations for a steady, healthy weight gain that is right for you. Always remember, you should never diet during pregnancy! Your baby needs a steady supply of calories and nutrients every day to support healthy growth and development, and it’s absolutely essential that you gain weight during pregnancy. Last but not least, exercise is key to a healthy body and a healthy baby. Always consult your doctor before starting any exercise program.

Overall, finding the best pregnancy lotion for stretch marks, a pregnancy oil to help fade scars and pregnancy teas to help morning sickness and increase breast milk – think The Spoiled Mama! We’ve got you covered for all of the above and make great maternity gift baskets too!

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