To all you women out there who have pregnancy stretch marks, help is here!
Since giving birth to my son I have been told most days how cute he is and how much he looks like me and my husband. I love him to pieces and wouldn’t change my life for the world.
The single factor that I do want back is my perfectly toned, stretch mark free tummy. At barely 24 years of age I have always taken for granted my good skin but, since I got pregnant, I have horrid pregnancy stretch marks all over my tummy and around my hips, I even have a couple on my boobs where they expanded rapidly.
I was informed before the pregnancy to use liberal amounts of coco butter but I forgot about this advice and didn’t use anything! My stretch marks were visible while I was pregnant but after having sam, when my belly went back to being flat (er) the pregnancy stretch mark scars became more visible and there seemed to be quite a few more of them too.
I tried a few creams and oils to eliminate them without results, then, when talking to a friend of mine over drinks a lovely women interrupted us, she’d heard us talking and just wanted to recommend that I purchase a derma roller.
So, when I got home, I did a search for ‘derma roller’ on google. I discovered derma-rollers.com and discovered that the derma roller helps to get rid of stretch marks by initiating the healing process, therefore increasing the levels of collagen and elastin in the skin.
So I thought What do I have to lose? and bought a derma roller to treat my pregnancy strechmarks. The derma roller isn’t too dear and I wasn’t satisfied with the results there is a results based money back guarantee. I got the 1mm and 1.5mm versions and got a free vitamin rich natural source cream!
I have now been using the derma roller to treat my stretch marks for about 4 months now and ir’s been fantastic on my stomach and hips! Most of the stretch marks have totally gone and the deeper stretch marks are now very faded, I think using the 1.5mm has benefited these most.
I have my confidence back!
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