What is the best way to treat stretch marks in pregnant women?

After a pregnant woman becomes pregnant, she will experience many pregnancy reactions, and these reactions are very normal. For example, some pregnant women will often feel nausea, confusion, vomiting, and fatigue in the early stages of pregnancy. These pregnancy reactions occur based on the pregnant woman's own physical condition and are not absolute. Some pregnant women may also develop stretch marks. What is the best cosmetic for pregnant women with stretch marks?

What should pregnant women use to treat stretch marks

Horse oil is a safe oil approved by the Japanese Insurance Agency. It is rich in natural nutrients, highly unsaturated fatty acids, and vitamin E, which allows horse oil to penetrate into extremely small gaps (strong permeability). When used on human skin, it can drive out the air in the pores and penetrate into the subcutaneous tissue. While nutrients are being absorbed, it will not only not hinder the skin's breathing, but also make the skin healthy, moisturize the skin, and promote self-healing and metabolism. Sensitive skin can also use it with confidence!

Made from 100% horse oil, this moisturizing oil is suitable for the whole body. It has an additive-free formula and can be used safely by people with sensitive skin and babies. Because horse oil has a similar composition to human subcutaneous fat and is beneficial for skin absorption and penetration, it has a good moisturizing effect and can be used as a makeup base and for facial and body care. It also has the effects of inhibiting pigmentation, relieving dermatitis and burns.

Horse oil has been recognized by many pregnant mothers in removing stretch marks. In fact, using horse oil to remove and fade stretch marks is something that requires long-term persistence. Experts recommend starting to use it on the belly and other areas prone to stretch marks in the third month of pregnancy, and persisting in massaging to effectively prevent and reduce stretch marks.

During breastfeeding, you should also insist on using horse oil to care for your skin, so that stretch marks can be greatly reduced and faded. It is best to continue massaging the belly with horse oil until after the baby is weaned.

How to prevent stretch marks for expectant mothers

Stretch marks are related to physique, genetics, etc., but as long as you pay attention to maintenance, you can help prevent stretch marks to a certain extent. Maintenance should start from both before and after pregnancy.

Before pregnancy

With the main goal of improving skin elasticity, exercise regularly, take cold water baths appropriately, and pay attention to the intake of collagen in your diet.

After pregnancy

1. Do moderate exercise. Keep walking to improve your physical fitness.

2. Eat a balanced diet. Take more collagen to increase skin elasticity. Reduce the intake of sugar and fat to avoid excessive fat accumulation in the body. Eat more foods rich in vitamin E, vitamin A and vitamin B2 to make your skin smooth and tender. Stick to one to two glasses of skim milk every day along with fiber-rich foods. Drink more water to help promote skin metabolism.

3. Control weight gain. It is normal to gain weight during pregnancy, but the gain should be kept within 2 kg per month and the weight should be maintained at 11-14 kg throughout the pregnancy.

4. Use a belly support belt. The belly support belt can effectively help relieve the pressure on the abdomen and buffer the stretching of the abdominal wall skin.

5. Stretch mark cream. Choose a suitable stretch mark cream, apply it regularly and massage it to maintain your skin. But be careful not to use stretch mark cream or massage during the first three months of pregnancy to prevent any impact on the fetus.