subject: What Is The Best Stretch Mark Cream On The Market? [print this page] Almost every person has stretch marks somewhere on their body. Stretch marks often appear during a pregnancy, or as a result of weight loss and weight gain. There are so many creams out there that claim they get rid of stretch marks, but how many of those creams work? I have complied a list of the top three stretch marks creams on the market today.
TriLASTIN-SR has been featured on the Tyra Banks show and has became very popular since. The EC Research Corporation manufactures TriLASTIN-SR and claims their cream can get rid of stretch marks. The cream contains collagen, serine, and alginate. Collagen is used to lift the skin to make it stronger from tearing, Serine is used to hydrate the skin, and the alginate is used to prevent moisture from escaping the skin. According to one reviewer, her stretch marks had improved in depth and color in as little as three weeks.
Revitol is another popular stretch mark cream. This product is distributed by Revitol Corporation, Inc and targets women and men who have stretch marks from gained weight and pregnancy. The cream has 10% squalene oil, Vitamin E, Vitamin A Palmitate, Vitamin D3, and DL-Penthenol. Reviews on this product were positive, and users liked that it could be used as an all over the body moisturizer.
Zenmed Stretta is the final product in the top three creams that I found. The product is produced and marketed by Raging Creations, Ltd. Purified water, Glycolic acid, Octyl Palmitate, Sunflower Oil, Vegetable Glycerin, and Witch Haze are all used in this cream. Zenmed Stretta works by removing the outermost layer of the skin through exfoliation. There are lots of positive reviews on the product, and quite a few women who have dealt with pregnancies say that their stretch marks disappeared within weeks of use.
No matter what product you decide to use, everybody's skin is different, so don't expect to see results after three weeks. These creams could take 3 weeks or they could take 3 months, it all depends on what kind of skin you have.
