thread: Chemical-free stretch-mark cream/lotion/oil

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  1. #1
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    Aug 2008
    Melbourne
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    check out www dot lmnaturals dot com - stretch mark oil

  2. #2
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    Aug 2009
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    look up something called "The Good Oil". It's fantastic, non greasy and all natural. I use it for everything from stretch marks to psoriasis to ingrown hairs. PM me if you want me to send you a link.

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    almond oil xo

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    Apr 2010
    Townsville
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    Giai Belly butter is good and under $20 a tube I think

    Pure almond oil - get it from the health food shop, it comes in a huge bottle (cause it's used for cooking too) and is really cheap (about $11 I think I paid) and is one of the higgest concentrations of vit E without chemicals etc... I bought a bottle at 8 weeks and haven't even used a tenth of the bottle and I am now 34 weeks, no smell to it and it's not greasy considering it's oil!

    Mum to be stretch mark cream, it's organic but a bit more expensive than the other options, you can buy it from tots n tales online baby store.

    Burt's bees also have a tummy butter that smells ok, bit funky IMO but it also is on the more expensive side but is organic.

    I am using the almond oil to prevent stretchies and Sukin moisturiser to keep my skin hydrated.. so far only have 3 dot stretchies on my hip that look like little bruises, not big purple lines and strechies in my family are usually huge and very obvious!!!

    Good luck sweets!

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    Sep 2008
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    I used Tinderbox belly rub. Didn't work, but smells amazing and feels great!

  6. #6
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    Jul 2009
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    Hey I'm using the mum to be one at the moment, ran out of all my other concoctions hehe. 'Mum to be' is nice, it smells fruity

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    Aug 2008
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    I use the Gaia Belly Butter. I have zero stretch marks from pregnancy (a few silvery bits left over from puberty - so I am not immune to stretch marks and I really think the Gaia works)