Stretch Marks

Stretch marks are atrophic scars as a result of the sharp tension exerted on our skin. In the early stages the scars appear red and turn white over time.

Their cause is a sudden increase in height during adolescence or weight or pregnancy, and may be due to hormonal disorders (thyroid, diabetes, etc.).

Which parts of the body are affected?

Stretch marks appear all over the body. However, they are more common in the following areas:

• Bosom
• Thighs
• Buttocks
• Arms
• Stomach
• Advocates

How do stretch marks go away?

Scrub: Regular exfoliation is necessary as it removes dead cells, moisturizes and nourishes the skin.

Creams: Hydration is very important both for the prevention and for the treatment of stretch marks. A body cream, specially designed for stretch marks, enhances and maintains the elasticity and tone of the skin, while preventing the formation of streaks.

Natural oils: The specialized skin care oils, prevent the formation and treat the existing stretch marks. In addition, they maintain the skin's moisture levels and protect it in the most natural way.

Vitamins: Good nutrition helps to enhance skin health. Make sure you follow a balanced diet, which includes foods rich in:

• Vitamin C
• Vitamin D
• Vitamin E
• Zinc
• Protein