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Quick Tip #29: Avoid stretch marks during pregnancy with 4 natural tips

by Sarah Bell (follow)
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Genetics play a part, but the good news is there are natural ways to avoid stretch marks during pregnancy:

Stay hydrated - by drinking plenty of water, you will reduce the risk of stretch marks.

Massage with Vitamin E - by gently massaging the tummy with Vitamin E, you can help the skin to stay supple throughout pregnancy.

Get plenty of sleep - like many health concerns, getting adequate sleep plays a factor in skin health too. Aim for 8 hours a night minimum.

Keep your skin moisturised - coco butter can work wonders for keeping stretch marks at bay.

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I hate to be a downer Sarah, but there is nothing that can help avoid or banish stretch marks completely. I have that on good authority. It's largely genetic.
by Vee
Thanks for the tip Wendy!
Jojoba is excellent for stretch marks - it is 100% natural it is a moisturiser and has naturally in it vitamin A, D & E. Also great for cradle cap and babies bottoms. Found in Health Foods stores and selected pharmacies.
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