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WHAT STRETCH MARK IS?
Stretch mark, also known as stria or striae, is a type of scaring on the skin that occurs when the dermis, middle layer of the skin is torn. It is related to rapid weight gain or loss, growth during puberty, pregnancy and muscle building. When the stretch mark first appears it has a red or sometimes purple tone with a narrow and elongated line emerging on the surface of the skin, with time is tends to fade away acquiring a silvery-white tone, but is does not disappear completely.
Stretch marks tend to appear on parts of the body that store fat, including the abdomen, breasts, upper arms, underarms, thighs, hips and buttocks. The dermis, where the stretch marks occur, is the layer of the skin that gives support and helps the skin to keep firm and in shape, while the support within the dermis is in place it prevents the skin from tearing and avoids stretch marks from occurring.
WHAT DOES STRETCH MARKS CAUSES? Stretch of the skin on its on does not cause marks. Although it is connected to the rapid stretch of the skin, stretch marks are caused by changes in the level of the glucocorticoid hormone in the body. This can inhibit the skin cells from synthesizing collagen and elastin fibers. As a result the growing skin loses the support it needs to maintain its firmness and flexibility. This lack of support compels the dermis to break in places allowing the inner layer of the skin to become apparent, creating the stretch marks.
HOW TO PREVENT AND REMOVE STRETCH MARKS? It is very common for women to get stretch marks during pregnancy due to the changes in hormone levels that take place through out the pregnancy. Over 75% of women get some stretch marks during their pregnancy, mainly around the sixth and seventh month of gestation.
Although it is not scientifically proved, some moisturising creams and oils have shown effective results in lessening the appearance of stretch marks during pregnancy.
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Product features:
- Maternity Care: Stretch Mark Treatment
Product Reference: #96713
Directions for Use: 1. Cleanse the skin thoroughly in the area where you will apply Trofolastin Elasticity Anti Stretch Marks. 2. Gently dry the skin with a soft towel. 3. Apply a small amount of cream to the affected area. 4. Massage the cream into the skin using circular motions until fully absorbed. 5. Do not rinse off after application.
Recommended Frequency: For optimal results, apply Trofolastin Elasticity Anti Stretch Marks twice daily, in the morning and evening.
Additional Tips: 1. For best results, start using Trofolastin Elasticity Anti Stretch Marks as soon as possible, ideally at the first signs of stretching or during periods of rapid growth or weight gain. 2. Consistency is key. Use the cream regularly as directed for optimal results. 3. While Trofolastin can help improve the appearance of existing stretch marks, it is most effective in preventing the formation of new ones. 4. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, including a balanced diet and regular exercise, can also help prevent stretch marks. 5. Consult with a dermatologist or healthcare professional if you have any concerns about stretch marks or skin health. 6. This product is intended for external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water. 7. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.