stretchmarks

I've gotten chemical peels for mine. That helps a little. But I now look at them as battle scars. Rather have the weigh off & stretch marks than be heavy & not have them

I don't think anything completely erases them. I had them from being overweight as a kid, but now that I've had a baby, I don't care so much. My husband could care less.:blushing:

I have them on my chest because the girls developed very rapidly when I was a teen. It left small scars, but they're not super noticeable. I don't even think about them anymore. Also, last year when I reached my heaviest weight 205lbs, I started noticing new ones on my stomach. They have become a lot less noticeable as I have lost a good deal of weight. Hang in there. They'll start to vanish or just not bug you as much. :flowerforyou:

I had this same problem with "the girls"! In eighth grade, I still wore a training bra. By ninth grade, I was in a D! By the time I graduated, I wore a 30GG. Thank God for reduction surgery! I have stretch marks there and on my belly. I'm hoping they'll fade some as I lose (another advantage to losing slowly!).

I've had success with extra virgin olive oil mixed with pure shea butter. Q

They fade but unless you're doing plastic surgery, they never go away. They turn from the purple or red color to pale, almost silvery color. They won't tan either, so either avoid tanning so they aren't as noticeable or use tan in a bottle to get a more even tan.

Save your money and don't bother with creams or oils. I have tried stuff that claim they minimize the appearance, and haven't noticed any difference. They are fading on their own and hopefully as I tone up, my skin will tone up too, and the stretch marks will at least be thinner.