Best lotion for linea nigra and stretch marks?

Question

My belly looks pretty rough at 37 weeks with a biiiiig line up to my rib cage that’s real dark, and dark stretch marks under my belly and around my bellybutton. I’m not worried about it, but it would be cool to get working on fading the stretch marks in preparation for summer.
Any recommendations? Scar fade cream? Or any experience on this stuff fading relatively fast on its own?

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U can get vitamin E capsule and br ew sm them open and rub them on ur strech marks. It helps with the skin. I got strech Mark's baaaaaad and sadly their isnt a magical cure. Its just gonna happen. But vitiam E caples are amazing! 100% capsules. Not just mixed in with lotion.

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Nothing that Im aware of will get ride of the line. My kids called it my coffee stain. I had it forever after my son. For some reason it took longer to fade. I swear he is six and it barely went away. Ok maybe I’m exaggerating but it was there for over a year.

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I’m 37 weeks too, I started using the Palmers stretch mark lotion about a month ago and mine look so much better! I’m definitely sticking with it for the next couple weeks and after birth.

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I found nothing helped mine, though they did fade in colour quickly after giving birth.

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The line took about two months to go away for me. Stretch marks are still hanging around but have faded. I’m 6 months postpartum. I just use bio oil and body butter Burt’s bees brand when I was pregnant. Idk how much it helped but I tried to use it at least a couple times per week.

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I'm  pretty sure the line goes away after birth.....as far as stretch marks its all up to your body. But i did read in another room to use breast milk on the stretch  marks to help fade.

Best lotion for linea nigra and stretch marks?

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