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CelticsGrl |
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Does anyone know of one that actually works?
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Whitley87 |
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Well I used Palmer's Coco Butter Formala for mine. I don't think it will take them away in my opinion but I do know that you can't see them as bad as I use to after I had my Son. The color of them are more towards the color of my skin. But maybe you should try that, It is working for me.
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CelticsGrl |
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Wow... Something to try, that's great! I'll try it and hopefully I can see some results before the summer time. Thank you so much whitley87! P.S. I'm so glad you joined this group. Keep coming back and sharing any new lotions you find out about!
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Corrinm81 |
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This obviously will not acomidate if scars are already noticed but what is good befor ( like at pregnacy) is coco butter, i love coco butter and it does prevent stret marks.
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CelticsGrl |
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Thank you for sharing that with us Corrinm81. I have heard that coco butter can do wonders and that's why many expecting mothers use it. As their bellies grow and stretch the coco butter in some cases helps prevent stretchmarks from occuring.
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