Stretch mark prevention?

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What is everyone's favorite belly butter/cream/lotion to prevent stretch marks?? I'm still early but want to get a jump on it before I start noticing any! Thanks in advance!!

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Mothers friend. Look it up. The reviews are great as well

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I use a combo of bio-oil and Clarins, but I'm pretty sure there is nothing you can do. It's the dry season, anyway, so it can't hurt! I also read comments in which people say they spend 15 minutes rubbing it in -- I could never! So hopefully that is not the only way to make it efffective!

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I've been using bio-oil nightly and it's really kept my skin hydrated plus it smells good!

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Unfortunately, it's completely genetic. Just keep your skin extra hydrated to stop any itching as your belly grows.

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I use bio oil now, but during my first and second trimester I used coconut oil. I barely even put it on ever (I suck at remembering to do things) and I didn't get stretch marks until about last week and I'm 35 weeks. It's all about genetics. My mom never got stretch marks with any of her 6 kids, and neither did my grandma. I have gained 60 pounds already and mine are still light. It really just depends.. either way love your body and the skin you're in! Stretch marks just show the beauty of pregnancy and being a woman.

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I tried lots of stuff lol but what I am using now is coconut oil but sadly your can't really stop stretch marks from coming just depends on your skin I think . Mine are crazy lol

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I tried lots of stuff lol but what I am using now is coconut oil but sadly your can't really stop stretch marks from coming just depends on your skin I think . Mine are crazy lol

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I used plamers,  didn't have a single stretch mark until 34 weeks/: now I look like Freddy Kruger got me in my sleep lol. There not too bad but bad enough.

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They aren't really preventable. It's in your genes. But I use / have used Palmers. Just keep your skin hydrated as it stretches with good lotion like coco butter, shea butter, etc.