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Stretch Marks!!??
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drsketch
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I seen a post on here a few days ago about a guy stating cocoa butter lotion 2x day everyday.. but dont remmeber which post.
My buddies back in my old days said they used to puncture the vitamin e caps and rub directly on the stretch marks and stated this helped.
I searched google for a minute and found this:
http://www.susangaer.com/studentprojects/stretch.htm
My buddies back in my old days said they used to puncture the vitamin e caps and rub directly on the stretch marks and stated this helped.
I searched google for a minute and found this:
http://www.susangaer.com/studentprojects/stretch.htm
Selfcentor
New member
Stretch marks are scars. They will be there forever. Tanning does help to hide them. Only thing that works for me.
mustang_00
New member
do a search for something called a derma roller. I think i'm going to try it out. its seriously needles attached to a roller that puncture your skin and some sort of collegen gel that gets pushed into the holes. its suppose to make them go away. kinda makes sense consider creams/vitamin e/lotions can't penatrate the layer of skin where the stretch mark is formed. hence the needles.
it was actually on Dr phil... i don't endorse anyone with a porno mustache but if you google his name and derma roller it'll bring up the "high class" one going for $118.. you can also find a few on ebay going for 60-80 dollars.
it was actually on Dr phil... i don't endorse anyone with a porno mustache but if you google his name and derma roller it'll bring up the "high class" one going for $118.. you can also find a few on ebay going for 60-80 dollars.
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Tatyana
Elite Mentor
Scar reduction plasters.
They do fade over time, but usually, when you have them, you have them, some of the recovery is all about genetics and collagen synthesis in the body.
You may want to try some supps like collagen, and make sure you are getting enough minerals like copper and magnesium?, as they are co-factors in the metallurginases that make collagen.
View them as your badges of honour for growing muscle so quickly, unless you got them from being fat, then they are your badges for getting back in shape and a reminder never to get that fat again.
They do fade over time, but usually, when you have them, you have them, some of the recovery is all about genetics and collagen synthesis in the body.
You may want to try some supps like collagen, and make sure you are getting enough minerals like copper and magnesium?, as they are co-factors in the metallurginases that make collagen.
View them as your badges of honour for growing muscle so quickly, unless you got them from being fat, then they are your badges for getting back in shape and a reminder never to get that fat again.
