Will exercising help reduce stretch marks?
December 21st, 2009
qwerty asked:
Hey guys.. I have a question; I have tons of stretch marks on my upperthighs and my ****. They look like scars( of course =[ ). Will running/doing squats and exercising reduce the stretch marks?
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it will make them a little bit less noticeable, try palmer’s coco butter formula.
I have stretch marks and I try to run everyday and they are slowly but surely becoming less noticeable. But you need to try Palmer’s coco butter. Put it on in the morning and at night after you take a shower so you wash all the dead skin off.
No.. it will only increase the likelihood of having stretch marks.
There is a lot of stretch mark treatment available on the market these days. Some treatments are more effective in fading or even eliminating stretch marks, but the success of the treatment depends on a few different things. First of all is the color and age of the stretch marks. If they have faded to a flesh color they are much harder to heal. Second of all, ethnicity and heredity play a role in which creams, oils and other products or equipment will succeed in healing stretch marks.
The cheapest stretch mark treatment available is creams made especially for stretch marks. The most effective creams contain ingredients such as cocoa butter, lanolin and wheat germ oil. These creams actually heal and rebuild the damaged skin. While they may not be able to completely eliminate stretch marks, they may at least make the stretch marks fade to a barely visible scar. A good recommendation will be Palmer Cocoa Butter Cream.
Another popular & effective cream that you might wish to consider is Strivectin. It has a bioactive topical formula that has a combination of skin firming agents to reduce visible wrinkles and make skin appear firmer
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Yes ,It is the loosening or stretching of skin that causes stretch marks. To tone your body, exercise regularly. Check out for more useful info.