Review on 🤰 Doctor Butler Stretch Mark Cream - Pregnancy & Postpartum Stretch Mark Treatment with Shea Butter & Rosehip Oil, Paraben Sulfate Free, Skin Moisturizer to Reduce Stretch Marks (4 oz) by Peggy Petty

So like any smart person I prefer more natural products. This ingredient list is great, with one exception: glycerin. While it certainly isn't the worst ingredient and is perfectly safe and natural for most skin types, it does mean that you won't want to use this product if you have stretch marks near your groin. Don't get glycerine in your female parts, this is a very bad time. Don't ask me how I know this or why I think anyone who has ever sold glycerine lube should be executed and outlawed. Just trust me and don't bring that to your bar. But in any case, using this on the rest of the body shouldn't be a problem. As I use this for my chest I can't give pictures of my improvements but there are some and my stretch marks are quite old. . I'll try to update my review but I don't know when or if it will do more than it already has. Stretch marks suck, however, and keeping your expectations relatively low is the right thing to do. realistic. Moisturizers help, but you may need to use a skin roller and/or undergo laser or microdermabrasion to see full healing. Tips: - A little goes a long way, even more than regular thick lotions. Start with a very light weight and work your way up. It spreads thin and wide while it's warm. The product is mainly oil. Keep an old absorbent cloth meant for removing excess if you don't want to ruin clothing touching the excess. It's oil again. ANY excess amount will stain your clothes. Dry off the towel, but not immediately. Give it a few minutes to soak! It seems much easier to spread right after a shower while skin is very warm, hydrated and supple. Four stars and would totally give a fifth if they lost the glycerin. Here's a video showing its consistency. It's a bit grainy, but it melts when applied.