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Definitely love this product! 100% recommended
I’ve been using this product for a while now and I’m really impressed with the results. My stretch marks are visibly fading and my skin feels much smoother and more hydrated. It absorbs well and doesn’t leave a greasy feeling. I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an effective treatment for stretch marks!

Good for pregnancy
This brand has amazing products, I used this cream up to 7 months pregnant, after that I couldn’t tolerate the smell ( it does smell good, but I guess I got tired of it… who knows)After I used the mustela ona since it has less aroma.Being honest I did not get any stretch marks but also I think it might be a mix of things: proper hydration and genetics.

Good cream for pregnancy!
This cream is the best if you don’t want to have stretch marks during your pregnancy or avoid them, buy it but you have to be consistent, use it at least twice a day, I got a few at the end of my pregnancy and it was because I stopped using them for days because it was too hot and I regretted it so much, but even postpartum it has helped me fade them almost completely, so yes I can say it is very good 👌, centella asiatica is the only ingredient with proven scientific study that claims to help effectively reduce their appearance, so yes it is very good, somewhat expensive but with results. 👍

A professional review with a list of ingredients. Best to ask your OB before using.
This review is solely based on my professional opinion as a Pharmacist. I have not used this product so I cannot speak for its effectiveness. I bought this item because it was the only one that shows statistically significant clinical outcomes for preventing stretch marks. The cochrane review did not evaluate the safety and long term effects of Trofolastin. the primary endpoint was a decrease in stretch mark formation. This product contains 2 concerning long chain parabens, buytlparaben and propylparaben, that MAY do harm to the fetus. However, to be fair, we do not know if parabens cross the placenta. There is a proposed study but it is not completed as of yet… funding issue maybe. Also, Trofolastin is considered a cosmetic item (even though its made by novartis) and is not regulated by the FDA. I have written out the ingredient list as a reference for others as it is not available anywhere online, even on the spain novartis website. I advise all pregnant women to thoroughly research products especially ones coming from another country before using it. Below is a citation from EWG website about parabens and the full ingredient list… the things in parenthesis are my additions.”What’s so bad about parabens?Previous studies have found that parabens can cause skin irritation, allergic reactions, reproductive health problems and cancer, depending on the form of paraben. Public health experts have been particularly concerned about the longer chain parabens — butylparaben, isopropylparaben, isobutylparaben and propylparaben — because studies have shown that they can mimic the hormone estrogen and disrupt normal function of the hormone system.There is much that scientists DON’T know about how the body reacts to parabens. But consumers don’t need to wait for definitive conclusions you can (and should!) read labels carefully and vote with your pocketbook. That way, you’ll protect your family and help shift the market towards safer products.”ttp://www.ewg.org/enviroblog/2010/11/common-cosmetics-ingredient-can-harm-spermINGREDIENTS:water, triticum vulgare (wheat oil), sorbitol, caprylic/capric triglyceride,cetearyl alcohol, sodium cetearyl sulphate, propylene glycol, lanolin, centella asiatica (gotu kola), hydrolized collagen, hydrolized elastin, asiaticoside (stimulates collagen), asiatic acid (another form of gotu kola), madecassic acid (stimulates collagen synthesis), phenoxyethanol, methylparaben, butylparaben, ethylparaben, propylparaben, propylene glycol, B.H.T. (butylated hydroxytoluene), ascorbyl palmiatate, glyceryl stearate, glyceryl oleate, citric acid, sodium hydroxyde, parfum, cinnamal, citral, d-limonene.

J’ai utilisé cette crème tous les matins et parfois le soir aussi pendant les deux derniers trimestres de ma grossesse et je n’ai eu aucune vergeture sur le ventre.Je suis pourtant sujette aux vergetures ( cuisses, fesses , hanches) depuis l’adolescence mais là rien et j ai même l’impression que mes vieilles vergetures se soient estomper du coup je continue à en mettre sur ces zones là.Après attention, rien ne dit que sans ce produit j’aurais eu des vergetures sur le ventre !En tous cas je regrette pas mes achats ( compter 1 tube par trimestre)Bonne grossesse les filles ! 😜

Probé varias cremas, esta es la mejor, feliz con sus resultados. Funciona.

I have been using this since week 10 of my pregnancy after reading in forums it’s the only stretch mark cream with some clinical evidence it works. Bought from this seller after I ran out and was impressed it was dispatched the same day and received it from Spain a couple of days later. The price even worked out similar to what I paid in a pharmacy in Spain (30 EUR a tube I think).The cream itself doesn’t smell amazing – a little chemically and for that reason I only use on my tummy and thighs, not my bust (probably makes no difference just makes me feel less guilty!). It’s thick, non-greasy and soaks in relatively quickly, which I prefer to all the oils out there that just feel like they get on your clothes. In fact when I swim or shower I can still feel the cream on my skin after unless rubbed off by hand.I’m now 33 weeks and no stretch marks, but it’s hard to say whether that’s the cream’s doing. My mother has none and apparently there is a genetic component. I will report back at the end whether I got any from now on. I heard they can come right at the end!