By Sarah H
Some women get stretch marks in pregnancy and some don't, it is just a matter of
luck on the part of women who do not get stretch marks. No one really knows the
true cause why some women just don't get stretch marks during pregnancy, but
there are lots of speculation, such as some people believe that the more active
you are during pregnancy the less likely you are to get stretch marks, because
the body will be getting exercise all the time and will not be in any one
position for a long period. So from this you can establish that if you keep
active during pregnancy you are less likely to acquire stretch marks during
pregnancy.
Stretch marks during pregnancy can appear not only on the abdomen but can also
be found on the breasts and buttocks or hips. There really isn't much that you
can do to effectively prevent stretch marks, although there are some good
emollient skin lotions on the market which will help with itching and dryness as
the skin stretches. Vitamin E and other treatments have been said to prevent
stretch marks but none of these have been proven to be very effective in the
long run. You cannot avoid gaining weight in pregnancy so this solution is out
of the question as you need to gain weight in order to have the baby.
Depending on the natural color of your skin, stretch marks may begin as a raised
pink or reddish brown or dark brown line and later will turn into a bright
violet or purple line. These bright marks will eventually flatten and fade to a
color that is a few shades lighter than your natural skin color, and becomes
less noticeable. The earlier you begin to treat these stretch marks the more
likely they are going to diminish in appearance and once they begin to flatten
and fade they will become more difficult for you to treat, so it is best to
start treating these stretch marks when they are bright red or red brown and are
most noticeable.
The best stretch mark creams are those that set off the production of collagen,
which is the building block of the skin, and elastin which is the protein that
gives skin its elasticity and the water holding capacity of healthy skin. This
process helps you speed up cell rejuvenation and thicken the epidermal layer.
Although there are many creams and lotions that are designed to help prevent
stretch marks during pregnancy, you should always check with your doctor to
ensure that these products are safe to use during pregnancy and that they do not
have any side effects for either you or your new born baby.
Find more information and resources on skin care at Skin Care Tips a website
offering tips, advice and resources on topics such as acne aveda skin care, Mary
Kay cosmetics, bare minerals makeup and you can even find out how to tend skin.
Some women get stretch marks in pregnancy and some don't, it is just a matter of
luck on the part of women who do not get stretch marks. No one really knows the
true cause why some women just don't get stretch marks during pregnancy, but
there are lots of speculation, such as some people believe that the more active
you are during pregnancy the less likely you are to get stretch marks, because
the body will be getting exercise all the time and will not be in any one
position for a long period. So from this you can establish that if you keep
active during pregnancy you are less likely to acquire stretch marks during
pregnancy.
Stretch marks during pregnancy can appear not only on the abdomen but can also
be found on the breasts and buttocks or hips. There really isn't much that you
can do to effectively prevent stretch marks, although there are some good
emollient skin lotions on the market which will help with itching and dryness as
the skin stretches. Vitamin E and other treatments have been said to prevent
stretch marks but none of these have been proven to be very effective in the
long run. You cannot avoid gaining weight in pregnancy so this solution is out
of the question as you need to gain weight in order to have the baby.
Depending on the natural color of your skin, stretch marks may begin as a raised
pink or reddish brown or dark brown line and later will turn into a bright
violet or purple line. These bright marks will eventually flatten and fade to a
color that is a few shades lighter than your natural skin color, and becomes
less noticeable. The earlier you begin to treat these stretch marks the more
likely they are going to diminish in appearance and once they begin to flatten
and fade they will become more difficult for you to treat, so it is best to
start treating these stretch marks when they are bright red or red brown and are
most noticeable.
The best stretch mark creams are those that set off the production of collagen,
which is the building block of the skin, and elastin which is the protein that
gives skin its elasticity and the water holding capacity of healthy skin. This
process helps you speed up cell rejuvenation and thicken the epidermal layer.
Although there are many creams and lotions that are designed to help prevent
stretch marks during pregnancy, you should always check with your doctor to
ensure that these products are safe to use during pregnancy and that they do not
have any side effects for either you or your new born baby.
Find more information and resources on skin care at Skin Care Tips a website
offering tips, advice and resources on topics such as acne aveda skin care, Mary
Kay cosmetics, bare minerals makeup and you can even find out how to tend skin.
Some women get stretch marks in pregnancy and some don't, it is just a matter of
luck on the part of women who do not get stretch marks. No one really knows the
true cause why some women just don't get stretch marks during pregnancy, but
there are lots of speculation, such as some people believe that the more active
you are during pregnancy the less likely you are to get stretch marks, because
the body will be getting exercise all the time and will not be in any one
position for a long period. So from this you can establish that if you keep
active during pregnancy you are less likely to acquire stretch marks during
pregnancy.
Stretch marks during pregnancy can appear not only on the abdomen but can also
be found on the breasts and buttocks or hips. There really isn't much that you
can do to effectively prevent stretch marks, although there are some good
emollient skin lotions on the market which will help with itching and dryness as
the skin stretches. Vitamin E and other treatments have been said to prevent
stretch marks but none of these have been proven to be very effective in the
long run. You cannot avoid gaining weight in pregnancy so this solution is out
of the question as you need to gain weight in order to have the baby.
Depending on the natural color of your skin, stretch marks may begin as a raised
pink or reddish brown or dark brown line and later will turn into a bright
violet or purple line. These bright marks will eventually flatten and fade to a
color that is a few shades lighter than your natural skin color, and becomes
less noticeable. The earlier you begin to treat these stretch marks the more
likely they are going to diminish in appearance and once they begin to flatten
and fade they will become more difficult for you to treat, so it is best to
start treating these stretch marks when they are bright red or red brown and are
most noticeable.
The best stretch mark creams are those that set off the production of collagen,
which is the building block of the skin, and elastin which is the protein that
gives skin its elasticity and the water holding capacity of healthy skin. This
process helps you speed up cell rejuvenation and thicken the epidermal layer.
Although there are many creams and lotions that are designed to help prevent
stretch marks during pregnancy, you should always check with your doctor to
ensure that these products are safe to use during pregnancy and that they do not
have any side effects for either you or your new born baby.
Find more information and resources on skin care at Skin Care Tips a website
offering tips, advice and resources on topics such as acne aveda skin care, Mary
Kay cosmetics, bare minerals makeup and you can even find out how to tend skin.
Some women get stretch marks in pregnancy and some don't, it is just a matter of
luck on the part of women who do not get stretch marks. No one really knows the
true cause why some women just don't get stretch marks during pregnancy, but
there are lots of speculation, such as some people believe that the more active
you are during pregnancy the less likely you are to get stretch marks, because
the body will be getting exercise all the time and will not be in any one
position for a long period. So from this you can establish that if you keep
active during pregnancy you are less likely to acquire stretch marks during
pregnancy.
Stretch marks during pregnancy can appear not only on the abdomen but can also
be found on the breasts and buttocks or hips. There really isn't much that you
can do to effectively prevent stretch marks, although there are some good
emollient skin lotions on the market which will help with itching and dryness as
the skin stretches. Vitamin E and other treatments have been said to prevent
stretch marks but none of these have been proven to be very effective in the
long run. You cannot avoid gaining weight in pregnancy so this solution is out
of the question as you need to gain weight in order to have the baby.
Depending on the natural color of your skin, stretch marks may begin as a raised
pink or reddish brown or dark brown line and later will turn into a bright
violet or purple line. These bright marks will eventually flatten and fade to a
color that is a few shades lighter than your natural skin color, and becomes
less noticeable. The earlier you begin to treat these stretch marks the more
likely they are going to diminish in appearance and once they begin to flatten
and fade they will become more difficult for you to treat, so it is best to
start treating these stretch marks when they are bright red or red brown and are
most noticeable.
The best stretch mark creams are those that set off the production of collagen,
which is the building block of the skin, and elastin which is the protein that
gives skin its elasticity and the water holding capacity of healthy skin. This
process helps you speed up cell rejuvenation and thicken the epidermal layer.
Although there are many creams and lotions that are designed to help prevent
stretch marks during pregnancy, you should always check with your doctor to
ensure that these products are safe to use during pregnancy and that they do not
have any side effects for either you or your new born baby.
Find more information and resources on skin care at Skin Care Tips a website
offering tips, advice and resources on topics such as acne aveda skin care, Mary
Kay cosmetics, bare minerals makeup and you can even find out how to tend skin.
Some women get stretch marks in pregnancy and some don't, it is just a matter of
luck on the part of women who do not get stretch marks. No one really knows the
true cause why some women just don't get stretch marks during pregnancy, but
there are lots of speculation, such as some people believe that the more active
you are during pregnancy the less likely you are to get stretch marks, because
the body will be getting exercise all the time and will not be in any one
position for a long period. So from this you can establish that if you keep
active during pregnancy you are less likely to acquire stretch marks during
pregnancy.
Stretch marks during pregnancy can appear not only on the abdomen but can also
be found on the breasts and buttocks or hips. There really isn't much that you
can do to effectively prevent stretch marks, although there are some good
emollient skin lotions on the market which will help with itching and dryness as
the skin stretches. Vitamin E and other treatments have been said to prevent
stretch marks but none of these have been proven to be very effective in the
long run. You cannot avoid gaining weight in pregnancy so this solution is out
of the question as you need to gain weight in order to have the baby.
Depending on the natural color of your skin, stretch marks may begin as a raised
pink or reddish brown or dark brown line and later will turn into a bright
violet or purple line. These bright marks will eventually flatten and fade to a
color that is a few shades lighter than your natural skin color, and becomes
less noticeable. The earlier you begin to treat these stretch marks the more
likely they are going to diminish in appearance and once they begin to flatten
and fade they will become more difficult for you to treat, so it is best to
start treating these stretch marks when they are bright red or red brown and are
most noticeable.
The best stretch mark creams are those that set off the production of collagen,
which is the building block of the skin, and elastin which is the protein that
gives skin its elasticity and the water holding capacity of healthy skin. This
process helps you speed up cell rejuvenation and thicken the epidermal layer.
Although there are many creams and lotions that are designed to help prevent
stretch marks during pregnancy, you should always check with your doctor to
ensure that these products are safe to use during pregnancy and that they do not
have any side effects for either you or your new born baby.
Find more information and resources on skin care at Skin Care Tips a website
offering tips, advice and resources on topics such as acne aveda skin care, Mary
Kay cosmetics, bare minerals makeup and you can even find out how to tend skin.
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