Along with cellulite, stretch marks are one of the most common cosmetic concerns women experience, especially during and after pregnancy. It is estimated that more than 80% of women have it! Stretch marks appear when the elastic and collagen fibers in the skin break down, as the skin is subjected to sudden changes that impair its elasticity.Although they are normal and they have no problemThere’s nothing wrong with wanting to reduce and hide them…or even block them!
Yes, the truth is that while everyone’s skin is different and nothing can 100% prevent the appearance of stretch marks, there are products that increase skin elasticity and hydration, and greatly reduce the probability
Allow these “cracks” to reach the surface of the dermis. And one more in particular you should sign ASAP…By the way, this is a favorite of María Pombo, who has used it during both pregnancies and currently does not have any stretch marks on her belly or breasts. The “influencer” recently admitted on “Story” that, in fact, she’s using the product again to care for her chest area…
María’s “top-of-the-line” product is exactly Trefolastine Anti Stretch Mark Cream, a cream that works to keep the skin in perfect condition, making it resistant to biochemical attacks and physical stretching. key? It is formulated with Centella Asiatica Triterpenes and Collagen Hydrolyzate, among other ingredients that enhance skin elasticity. Best of all, we’ve found it at a discount right now.
The company recommends using the cream twice a day on areas in need of treatment, massaging in circular motions. And beware, it’s not just for preventing and treating stretch marks…it’s great for people with sudden weight changes, athletes doing strenuous exercise, growing teens…you know the idea!
Cristina is a beauty and lifestyle writer for Cosmopolitan. With over five years of digital magazine experience, she enjoys writing about makeup trends, hair, skincare and celebrity looks, as well as culture and lifestyle in the broadest sense. : You’ll find her signed articles books or music, but also games, phrases for various occasions and even dreams, a topic that has long fascinated her.
Cristina graduated in Journalism and Audiovisual Communication at Carlos III University in 2017 and since then she has not stopped writing about everything she is passionate about. Before joining Cosmopolitan, she interned at various local outlets and worked in the newsrooms of Enfemenino, Mia and Marie Claire, where she also published articles and reports on fashion, beauty and culture.
She is currently combining her freelance editorial work with her other great passion – music photography. If she’s not writing at a computer or finding inspiration for a song, you can be sure to find her camera in the front row of any concert in Madrid.
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