Having stretch marks is one of those things that is completely frustrating to many people. Compounding the frustration of developing stretch marks is the fact that there are relatively few ways to effectively deter stretch marks. While there are some stretch mark deterrents available over the counter, the fact of the matter is that many of these products may not work for every woman, and some of these products may not work at all. In addition, as stretch marks are particularly common in pregnant women, not all of these products have been tested to be safe during pregnancy. For this reason, many women have turned to more natural or herbal products in order to deter stretch marks.
There are topical lotions and creams that you can purchase over the counter that are designed, primarily, to make stretch marks less visible. Some of these products are most effective when you first develop the stretch marks, when you can still see a good amount of pink, red, or purple color to them. These treatments for stretch marks usually rely on something called retinoids, which are derived from vitamin A. It is thought that retinoids are not an effective treatment for stretch marks once they have already faded. Other lotions and creams that are designed for the treatment of stretch marks may be based on ingredients like glycolic acid or L-ascorbic acid. These applications tend to work better as treatment for mature stretch marks.
There are also natural products that you can use to treat those stretch marks when the do arrive. These will generally take the form of lotions or creams. These typically will rely on a variety of natural ingredients, such as avocado butter, shea butter, and olive oil. They may also include certain herbs such as chamomile, and other ingredients like Vitamin E that can help to treat your stretch marks naturally.
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