Murdering the stretch marks???

cocoa butter may reduce the appearance of them...but they are permanent.
theyre like scars. wear them with pride.

Yup. They're not going anywhere unless you get a tummy tuck.

I have them all over my stomach, and along the side of my torso. I have little, tiny, unnoticeable stretch marks on my inner thighs, arms, and breasts.

They suck, but I'm learning to wear them with pride. No way am I shelling out 8000 dollars and going through an immense amount of pain just to have them removed. I'm vain, but I'm also cheap.

This may sound scary a friend of mine did it and her marks look thin and white, Boric acid and Vitaming E oil. Mix it and apply it like cream around the affected area, wrap area with clear wrapping paper (the ones you use to cover dishes). Rinse in the morning, is an overnight technique i am going to try it and see what happens!

Live with em. LOL. I have horrendous stretch marks all across my back and hips from puberty. (funny, I really love the tiny stretch marks I have on my biceps from lifting....)

This may sound scary a friend of mine did it and her marks look thin and white, Boric acid and Vitaming E oil. Mix it and apply it like cream around the affected area, wrap area with clear wrapping paper (the ones you use to cover dishes). Rinse in the morning, is an overnight technique i am going to try it and see what happens!

Boric acid is poisonous and causes liver damage. It is used in insecticides. It is also lethal to infants.

Let us know how it works.

Cocoa butter. My stretch marks were all pretty fresh, too, since I gained weight very quickly in a short amount of time (I have some pretty weird ones, too, from when my cortisol was very high). Many of mine have faded (except the weird ones... womp womp).

OP, don't use boric acid.

I can't.

This may sound scary a friend of mine did it and her marks look thin and white, Boric acid and Vitaming E oil. Mix it and apply it like cream around the affected area, wrap area with clear wrapping paper (the ones you use to cover dishes). Rinse in the morning, is an overnight technique i am going to try it and see what happens!

That doesn't sound scary. It sounds like horribly bad, idiotic, dangerous advice. Do a test-patch first. I hope they have wireless from your hospital room.

Ahhh you know what forget it!! Is scary thanks for the feedback!

Time, moisturizer and general good skin care. Mine were pretty terrible after the birth of my daughter, and now almost a year later, their still a little white and visible.

Instead of trying to change the way they look, you should try changing how you look at them I look at mine as badges of honor for being able to carry my daughter as long as I did, and then for being awesome and losing the weight I've lost so far.

Good luck!

They don't go away, sorry to say, but a trick used by a pregnant friend to avoid getting more was to mix denatured alcohol and glycerin and rub it like there's no tomorrow. They even sell the mix on a pharmacy here in my city... may be worth a try.