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This is a product review of Cellulite and Stretch Mark Smoothing Solution manufactured by the Tammy Fender Holistic Skincare Company. The company claims their exclusive foam blend of holistic ingredients target you stretch marks by pacifying and tightening skin in desired areas. This could be an attractive  alternative to traditional creams.  Keep reading to find out if this is the product you’ve been looking for.

Ingredients

• Gota Kola (Centella Asiatica) – skin conditioner
• Horse Chestnut in Water – skin conditioners
• Kelp in water – skin conditioner
• Coco Glucoside – plant based emollient and moisturizer
• Glyceryl Oleate,
• GlycerinGlyceryl Polyacrylate – plant based emollient and moisturizer
• Saccharomyces Cerevisiae – skin conditioner
• Polysorbate 20 – emulsifying agent
• Juniper oil (Juniperus Communis) – fragrant skin conditioner
• Lemongrass
• Pink Grapefruit
• Star Anise
• Phenoxyethanol
• Ethylhexyglycerin
• Oleoresin

Dosage

This product is different from others because it comes in a foam form instead of a cream. The company website instructs you to apply the foam to clean skin in the morning and at night. They also add a confusing note of you should apply the product as often as needed. We feel this could lead to major over usage of your product.

Possible Side Effects

The Tammy Fender website does not list any adverse reactions with use of their product, and its listed ingredients should make it suitable for sensitive skin types. Nevertheless, if you experience any allergic reaction, discontinue use and contact your physician.

Price

Cellulite and Stretch Mark Smoothing Solution carries a hefty price tag of $110.00 for 6.1 oz., which seems like a miniscule amount for a foam product. Combined with unclear usage instructions, you could go through a lot of product very quickly and end up spending a small fortune. The product is available for purchase through a number of online beauty product sites, as well as a limited number of high-end spas around the country. They do offer a complimentary sample package, which consists of four single applications; you only have to pay a shipping cost of $12.

Guarantee

The Tammy Fender Company has a 100% satisfaction policy, and makes their return process very simple. However, they only accept returns and offer refunds for unused, or no more than 25% used product within 14 days. Therefore, you must decide quickly whether this is the product for you. This product has been featured in a large number of popular magazines, making it seem like a celebrity-endorsed product.   Yet there are no customer reviews from everyday people on their website. This always leaves consumers with an uneasy feeling about trying a product.

Conclusion

Overall, Cellulite and Stretch Mark Smoothing Solution from the Tammy Fender Holistic Skincare Company comes across as a helpful choice for your skincare needs. Its exclusive high-end spa availability and substantial price tag make it seem like a product for celebrities made available to you. On the other hand, it’s extremely high price, limited availability and minute amount included with purchase, could cause you to think twice before trying this particular product.

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This is a review of Mama’s Gold Stretch Mark Prevention and Treatment Oil manufactured by the SheaTerra Organics Company. The company vows to deliver a skin penetrating oil that helps visibly reduce the appearance of stretch marks while improving the skins natural elasticity. Continue reading to discover if this is the stretch mark treatment product for you.

Ingredients

• Shea oil
• carrot seed oil – skin protectant, natural UV protection
• pumpkin seed – emollient and skin conditioner
• baobab oil – improves elasticity of the skin
• tsamma melon oil- antioxidant skin cell rejuvenator
• marula oil- high amounts of vitamin C, used as a skin protectant
• lemon oil – fragrance
• lavender oil – anti- inflammatory fragrance, useful in stretch mark prevention
• calendula, Egyptian chamomile – skin irritant soother
• kigelli – introduces natural oils back into the skin
• African potato – skin protectant and skin tone correction
• blue mountain sage essential oil- antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory

Dosage

The SheaTerra website simply advises you to liberally apply the oil to affected area daily. This leaves us to wonder if one application per day would be sufficient to obtain results. The company also suggests combined use with one of their exfoliating products beforehand to achieve maximum results.

Possible Side Effects

The company’s website is extremely dysfunctional and unhelpful. It fails to direct you to posted links and sections of their site, often bringing up error messages. With this said, we were unable to find any listed side effects with use of this product. Nevertheless, we recommend testing a patch of skin before all over application to ensure you have no allergic reaction or sensitivity to the product.

Price

Suggested retail price for this product is $24.00 for 8oz, which seems to be a reasonable price for the amount and its listed natural ingredients. The product is available for purchase on its website and says it uses spas and retail drugstore as distributors; however, they fail to mention any specific spa or retailer where their product is available.

Guarantee

The SheaTerra website claims they strive for customer satisfaction, however they do not offer a monetary refund, They instead offer a product exchange of equal or lesser value within ten days of receiving your order. We feel ten days is hardly enough time to decide if you are satisfied with the product. Subsequently, if you are unhappy with the performance of the product, it is highly unlikely you would want to exchange it for another product of similar performance. The website does include a supposed celebrity endorsement, as well as a handful of seemingly satisfied customer reviews. However, actual celebrity endorsement and all rave reviews often leave us questioning their validity/

Conclusion

In general, the SheaTerra product Mama’s Gold Stretch Mark Prevention and Treatment Oil appears at first glance to be an effective product. However, this dysfunctional website left us with more questions than answers. Its reasonable price and once a day application present it to be a good choice. On the other hand, its unclear availability, laughable exchange policy and questionable endorsements may leave you questioning the products overall validity.

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This is a review of Phytolastil Ampoules Stretch Mark Correction Serum manufactured by the Lierac Company. The company promises their serum will produce a noticeable difference in the appearance of your existing stretch marks within 40 days. Continue reading to find out if this is the product that is right for you and your skincare needs.

Ingredients

• 84% alchemilla-ivy-horsetail –which is a resurfacing mixture exclusive to the Lierac Company. It is a lavish blend containing flavonoids and tannoids, which assist the skin in starting over the biosynthesis process of producing collagen and elastin filaments.

Dosage

This product is provided in vials, you use one vial per application. You must first snap the top off the vial with the included tool, and then pour it into the provided diffuser spray bottle. You then spray the product onto desired areas for treatment and massage into the skin until fully absorbed. The Lierac Company recommends you apply one vial twice a day for a full eight weeks. They note after that time you may continue to apply the product once a day as long as you would like to continue results.

Possible Side Effects

The company’s website does not list any hostile side effects with use of its product. However, they only list their ingredients as 84% of a certain ingredient, without knowing what the other 16% of the product contains, it is hard to gage whether or not you are individually allergic to any of its ingredients.

Price

Strangely, the company does not list the price of this product anywhere on its website, but includes a side note that its distributors are free to set their own retail price for the product. The site says it is readily available at many drugstore chains across the U.S… We also found it listed by several dealers on Amazon.com from prices ranging from approximately $75 to $99 for a box containing twenty vials, a vial cracker and diffuser spray bottle, which would be about a 10 day supply. This is a product that could get expensive, really fast.

Guarantee

The Company does not have a satisfaction Guarantee policy, nor a listed return policy. Therefore, if you were dissatisfied with the results of the product, you would be left at the mercy of the return policy of the individual store where you made your purchase, which and most cases leaves you high and dry with no refund. There are also no customer reviews available on the products website, which always leaves us with questionable feelings about the products validity.

Conclusion

Overall Phytolastil Ampoules Stretch Mark Correction Serum manufactured by the Lierac Company uses its website to make its product seem to be both an effective and alluring choice. However, its absence of a suggested retail price and nonexistent customer reviews may leave you feeling sketchy about ordering this product. When you combine these factors with its difficult application process and it high priced small supply you receive with each purchase, this product may cause you to run in the opposite direction towards a different choice.

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This is a review of Mother’s Belly Cream manufactured by the Plagentra Company. The company claims their product uses natural fragrances while diminishing stretch marks and improving skin tone. They also boast their cream produces results in just 6 weeks. Continue reading to find out if Mother’s Belly Cream is the right product for you.

Ingredients

• Water,
• Propanediol – viscosity regulator
• Glycerin,
• Butyrospermum Parkii Butter – also known as Shea butter , it is a non-aqueous viscosity increasing agent used for skin conditioning
• Cetearyl Alcohol – plant derived astringent
• Diisostearyl Malate – skin conditioning emollient
• 1,2-Hexanediol – humectant skin conditioning emollient
• Tri-C14-15 Alkyl Citrate – plasticizing skin conditioner
• Neopentyl Glycol Diheptanoate – non aqueous, viscosity increasing skin conditioner
• Imperata Cylindrica Root Extract – natural skin conditioning agent
• Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate – antimicrobial agent
• Polyglutamic Acid – skin conditioner
• Trehalose, Viscum Album Extract – also known as Mistletoe extract, it is used as skin tissue stimulant
• Cyclopentasiloxane – emollient
• Dimethiconol – anti foaming agent
• Olivoyl Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein – film former and antistatic skin conditioner
• Dimethicone/Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer – Nonaqueous Viscosity Increasing Agent
• Glyceryl Oleate
• Glyceryl Stearate
• Hydrogenated Lecithin
• Ammonium Acryloyldimethyltaurate/VP Copolymer – Viscosity Increasing Agent
• Cyclomethicone – viscosity controlling humectant
• Dimethicone- anti foaming agent and skin conditioner
• Sodium Polyacrylate,
• Butylene Glycol,
• Trideceth-6 – emulsifier
• C18-21 Alkane,
• Zinc – skin protectant
• Ceramide 3 – helps restore skins natural barrier system
• Cholesterol,
• Xanthan Gum- natural thickener
• Potassium Hydroxide,
• Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer – emulsion stabilizer and viscosity increasing agent
• Centella Asiatica – skin conditioner
• Ethoxydiglycol – fragrance enhancer
• Musa Sapientum Fruit Extract – also known as banana extract it is used as a skin conditioner
• Citric Acid- fragrance
• Arginine –skin conditioner
• Lactobacillus (Soybean) Extract – skin conditioner
• Palmitoyl Oligopeptide – peptide used to promote skin cell renewal
• Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7 – skin conditioner
• Panax (Ginseng) Callus Culture – skin protectant
• Phellinus Linteus Mycelium
• Saccharomyces/Imperata Cylindrica Extract – skin conditioner
• Camellia Sinensis Extract – also known as green tree extract, used as an astringent and skin conditioner
• Chamomilla Recutita Flower – fragrant skin conditioner
• Glycyrrhiza Glabra Root Extract – also known as Licorice root it is an antioxidant skin conditioner
• Polygonum Cuspidatum – antioxidant
• Rosmarinus Offcinalis Leaf Extract – also known as rosemary extract it is an anti-oxidant skin irritant soother
• Scutellaria Baicalensis – humectant skin conditioner
• Squalane – skin lubricant
• Disodium EDTA – viscosity controlling Chelating Agent

Dosage

The Plagentra company recommend you apply the cream scarcely to your distressed areas of skin twice a day, but also advise that in severe cases, you apply the cream three to four times a day. With the size of the cream you purchase, and the minimal amount use should use in each application, you should feel comfortable applying this many times per day without running out of product.

Possible Side Effects

The company website does not mention any negative side effects with use of their creams. Those who are sensitive skin sufferers should test a small patch of skin before all over use to ensure no allergic reaction. If a reaction should occur, contact your physicians immediately.

Price

The retail price for Mother’s Belly Cream is $45.00 for 120g tube, which is an ample supply, and should last the recommended six weeks. The website offers free shipping with product orders over $50. The company only sells their product online on their website, and it is available on Amazon.com.

Guarantee

The Plagentra Company does not offer a guarantee with their cream. While they do have a refund/exchange process listed on their site, they only offer a refund/exchange for unopened, unused or damaged product. Only they can declare the product damaged after their inspection, and how are you supposed to know if you are dissatisfied if you don’t open the product and use it. The website also has a space for customer reviews, but curiously, there are none.

Conclusion

Overall, Mother’s Belly Cream by the Plagentra Company seems to be a practical choice for addressing your stretch mark problems. It’s mostly natural ingredients and ease of ordering online make it an appealing choice. However, being unavailable in stores, refusal of a refund for dissatisfaction and absentee customer reviews may cause you to make another choice.

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This is a review of the product  Silicone Scar Sheets manufactured by the ScarAway Company. This is an altogether different alternative for stretch mark and scar reduction. The company offers a medical industry used silicone patch to address your unwanted marks. It claims it softens the skin while actually raising skin tissue to the level of surrounding skin, and suggests you will see these results with twelve weeks of use. Keep reading to see if this innovative product is the right choice for you.

Ingredients

• Silicone

NOTE- Upon researching the company’s website it is unclear if there are any other active or inactive ingredients included in the patches, as there was not an accessible ingredients list.

Dosage

Though specific instructions were unclear, it was generally understood you are to apply one self-adhesive patch to the affected area once a week. The patches are small and would not cover a large treatment area. Which leads us to assume this product is aimed at treating scars more so than stretch marks.

Possible Side Effects

The website lists no adverse side effects to its product. However if you have a silicone allergy, this would most likely not be the product for you.

Price

Suggested retail price listed by the company is approximately $19.00 for a box of eight sheets, which is a two-month supply. Depending on the size of the affected area, you are applying the patch or patches to, it is unclear if the box would last you a full two months. It is not directly available for purchase on the company’s website, though it is available on most beauty supply shopping websites and readily available at most retail drugstores across the country.

Guarantee

The ScarAway Company website does not advertise any type of satisfaction guarantee for their products. Therefore, any attempt at a refund would depend solely on the policy of the store or website where you choose to make your purchase. For such a groundbreaking product, they surprisingly provide zero customer reviews, which we feel, would be to their advantage to entice shoppers to buy their product. This always leaves us questioning the validity of the products effectiveness.

Conclusion

Overall Silicone Scar Sheets from the ScarAway Company seems to be an assumable effective product. However, it seems to be aimed more at treating scars than stretch marks. Though it is assumed you could use it for that purpose, you would just have to use a large number of sheets to cover you affected area. This in turn would cause you to go through many sheets, becoming very costly. The ScarAway Silicone sheet product could at first, seem to be a great alternative to traditional treatments. However, the small size of the sheets, its lack of a company backed guarantee, and the fact that it is aimed to treat small scars, not large areas of stretch marks could lead you to make another choice for your skins individual needs.

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This is a review of Mother’s Belly Cream manufactured by the Plagentra Company. The company claims their product uses natural fragrances while diminishing stretch marks and improving skin tone. They also boast their cream produces results in just 6 weeks. Continue reading to find out if Mother’s Belly Cream is the right product for you.

Ingredients

• Water,
• Glycerin,
• Propanediol – viscosity regulator
• Butyrospermum Parkii Butter – also known as Shea butter , it is a non-aqueous viscosity increasing agent used for skin conditioning
• Cetearyl Alcohol – plant derived astringent
• Diisostearyl Malate – skin conditioning emollient
• 1,2-Hexanediol – humectant skin conditioning emollient
• Tri-C14-15 Alkyl Citrate – plasticizing skin conditioner
• Neopentyl Glycol Diheptanoate – non aqueous, viscosity increasing skin conditioner
• Imperata Cylindrica Root Extract – natural skin conditioning agent
• Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate – antimicrobial agent
• Polyglutamic Acid – skin conditioner
• Trehalose, Viscum Album Leaf Extract – also known as Mistletoe leaf extract, it is used as skin tissue stimulant
• Cyclopentasiloxane – emollient
• Dimethiconol – anti foaming agent
• Olivoyl Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein – film former and antistatic skin conditioner
• Dimethicone/Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer – Nonaqueous Viscosity Increasing Agent
• Glyceryl Oleate
• Glyceryl Stearate
• Hydrogenated Lecithin
• Ammonium Acryloyldimethyltaurate/VP Copolymer – Viscosity Increasing Agent
• Cyclomethicone – viscosity controlling humectant
• Dimethicone- anti foaming agent and skin conditioner
• Butylene Glycol,
• C18-21 Alkane,
• Sodium Polyacrylate,
• Trideceth-6 – emulsifier
• Zinc – skin protectant
• Ceramide 3 – helps restore skins natural barrier system
• Cholesterol,
• Potassium Hydroxide,
• Xanthan Gum- natural thickener
• Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer – emulsion stabilizer and viscosity increasing agent
• Centella Asiatica Extract- skin conditioner
• Ethoxydiglycol – fragrance enhancer
• Musa Sapientum Fruit Extract – also known as banana fruit extract it is used as a skin conditioner
• Citric Acid- fragrance
• Arginine –skin conditioner
• Lactobacillus/Soybean Ferment Extract – skin conditioner
• Palmitoyl Oligopeptide – peptide used to promote skin cell renewal
• Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7 – skin conditioner
• Panax Ginseng Callus Culture Extract – skin protectant
• Phellinus Linteus Mycelium Extract,
• Saccharomyces/Imperata Cylindrica Root Ferment Extract – skin conditioner
• Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract – also known as green tree extract, used as an astringent and skin conditioner
• Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract – fragrant skin conditioner
• Glycyrrhiza Glabra Root Extract – also known as Licorice root it is an antioxidant skin conditioner
• Polygonum Cuspidatum Root Extract _ antioxidant
• Rosmarinus Offcinalis Leaf Extract – also known as rosemary extract it is an anti-oxidant skin irritant soother
• Scutellaria Baicalensis Root Extract – humectant skin conditioner
• Squalane – skin lubricant
• Disodium EDTA – viscosity controlling Chelating Agent

Dosage

The Plagentra company recommend you apply the cream scarcely to your distressed areas of skin twice a day, but also advise that in severe cases, you apply the cream three to four times a day. With the size of the cream you purchase, and the minimal amount use should use in each application, you should feel comfortable applying this many times per day without running out of product.

Possible Side Effects

The company website does not mention any negative side effects with use of their creams. Those who are sensitive skin sufferers should test a small patch of skin before all over use to ensure no allergic reaction. If a reaction should occur, contact your physicians immediately.

Price

The retail price for Mother’s Belly Cream is $45.00 for 120g tube, which is an ample supply, and should last the recommended six weeks. The website offers free shipping with product orders over $50. The company only sells their product online on their website, and it is available on Amazon.com.

Guarantee

The Plagentra Company does not offer a guarantee with their cream. While they do have a refund/exchange process listed on their site, they only offer a refund/exchange for unopened, unused or damaged product. Only they can declare the product damaged after their inspection, and how are you supposed to know if you are dissatisfied if you don’t open the product and use it. The website also has a space for customer reviews, but curiously, there are none.

Conclusion

Overall, Mother’s Belly Cream by the Plagentra Company seems to be a practical choice for addressing your stretch mark problems. It’s mostly natural ingredients and ease of ordering online make it an appealing choice. However, being unavailable in stores, refusal of a refund for dissatisfaction and absentee customer reviews may cause you to make another choice.

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This is a review of Rejuvenate Stretch Mark Serum manufactured by the Shoosha Truly Organic Company. The company claims the use of FDA certified organic ingredients that operate within a cellular stage to curtail skin damage, diminish scars, and reduce the look of stretch marks. Continue reading to discover if this is the right product for you and your skincare needs.

Ingredients

• Olive Fruit Oil – full of oleic acids, it is used as a skin conditioner and moisturizer
• Rosehip Fruit Oil – vitamin C astringent, used to regenerate skin cell growth
• Sunflower Seed Oil – full of oleic acids it has high amounts of vitamins A, D and E for moisturizing skin
• Borage Seed Oil – reduces chronic inflammation
• Tamanu Oil – helps cells regenerate and accelerates wound healing
• Sweet Orange Peel Oil – astringent and masking fragrance
• Neroli Flower Oil – increases skin elasticity and promotes cell regeneration
• Red Mandarin Peel Oil – full of vitamin C used as a wrinkle reducer and anti-inflammatory
• Lavendula Angustifolia Oil – anti- inflammatory fragrance, useful in stretch mark prevention
• Rosemary Leaf Extract – anti-oxidant skin irritant soother
• Tocopherol – antioxidant skin moisturizer containing vitamin E

Dosage

The company website instructs you to begin use in the beginning of your second trimester and apply to affected areas. They do not specify how much of the product to use, or how often to apply it. We suspect this could lead you to either use more of the product than actually needed, or not use enough to be effective.

Possible Side Effects

The company does not list any adverse side effects when using their product. However, You should take into consideration your own personal allergies to any ingredients, and seek advice from your physician should any allergic reaction occur.

Price

Retail price on the products website is $29.99 for 2oz bottle, which is extremely high for such a small amount. They do offer a 5% discount if you sign up for their auto delivery option, where they will send you new product every 30, 45 or 60 days. They also offer product bundling options to lower your cost when you order combination packages of their products.

Guarantee

The Shoosha Truly Organic Company does offer a full refund to dissatisfied customers. All you need to do is mail your return to the address provided on their website, with a letter explaining your reason for dissatisfaction within 30 days of receipt of your order. Not actually talking to a customer service representative to verify your return, may make some a little leery of the companies return system. The site included one customer review, which seemed more like a paid endorsement than a regular customer review.

Conclusion

Overall Rejuvenate Stretch Mark Serum seems like a viable option for treating your stretch mark problems with its certified organic ingredients. In spite of this, its questionable customer review, lack of proper instructions and unorthodox return procedure, this may not suit the needs of all consumers.

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This is a review of Raw Shea Cupuaçu Mommy Stretch Mark Intensive Repair Oil manufactured by the Shea Moisture Company. The company claims their product repairs your skin and reduces the appearance of existing stretch marks and prevents new ones from occurring with continued usage. Continue reading to discover if this is the product you need to assist you in your skincare needs.

Ingredients

• Amazonian Cupuaçu – Protects and soothes stressed skin
• Passiflora Oil – emollient abundant with Vitamin C.
• Carthamus Tinctorius Seed Oil – also known as Safflower oil used as a fragrant skin conditioner
• Coco-Caprylate, Diheptyl Succinate – Plasticizer and emollient
• Tocopherol – vitamin E oil
• Theobroma Grandiflorium Butter – natural fatty skin conditioning agent
• Theobroma Cacao Seed Butter – natural emollient and skin conditioner
• Apricot Kernel Oil – natural vitamin A and E emollient that helps nourish and protect the skin
• Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil – it is gentle natural oil easily absorbed by the skin. Soothes dry irritated skin with essential fatty acids
• Luminara Passiflora Edulis Oil – also known as passion fruit, used as a skin conditioning emollient
• Butyrospermum Parkii Butter – also known as Shea repairs and moisturizes skin with essential fatty acids and vitamins
• Pistacia Vera Oil – skin conditioner also known as pistachio nut
• Ochroleuca Extract – reduces skin inflammation
• Cocos Nucifera Fruit Extract – also known as Coconut, used as a skin conditioning emollient
• Caprylic Capric Triglycerides – fragrant skin conditioner
• Capryloyl Glycerin
• Sebacic Acid Copolymer
• Glyceryl Caprylate – Emulsifying Agent
• Blend of essential oils – Organic Ingredient used for moisturizing skin
• Glycerin Undecylenate

Dosage

The product website instructs you to massage a few drops onto the affected area twice a day. They also indicate best results are yielded when used in combination with one of their other products.

Possible Side Effects

The company website does not list any adverse side effects and does not seem to contain any high allergen ingredients. If any reaction would happen to occur, contact your physician.

Price

This product retails for $14.99 plus shipping and handling for 4oz bottle. They offer free ground shipping for orders of $35 or more. The company’s line of products is also readily available for purchase at most local drugstore chains.

Guarantee

The company donates a portion of its proceeds to a large number of international charitable organizations. Strangely, instead of an absent guarantee policy, the company goes out of its way to state they absolutely refuse to give refunds or replacements for dissatisfied customers. This is extremely unordinary to advertise. The sit did contain a handful of customer reviews, however it seemed they were all stating their hesitancy to buy the product and seemed to be asking each other if it worked or not.

Conclusion

In general, Raw Shea Cupuaçu Mommy Stretch Mark Intensive Repair Oil is an easily obtainable product, which seems to contain many ingredients that would effectively fight your ongoing struggles with stretch marks. However, the small amount of reviews by confused customers, and their outright refusal of a refund or exchange leave us wondering whether this product is truly effective.

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