Stretch marks - real advice on how to get rid of stretch marks
Stretch marks are pretty much an inevitable fact of life for most women. Hips, thighs, stomach and breasts are all commonly scarred during puberty. Many women don't feel comfortable wearing swimsuits at the beach because of stretch marks. Some women get stretch marks on their upper arms or stomach, from rapid weight loss or weight gain.
And stretch marks aren't just ugly - they're for life.
But not any longer!
What are stretch marks?
Stretch marks are a kind of scar that occurs below the surface of the skin. When parts of the body grow too quickly, the lower layers of the skin where collagen and elastins are formed is sometimes taxed beyond its endurance. When this happens, a tear forms in the deep layers of the skin.
The matrix of elastins and collagen that supports and cushions the skin vanishes from the area of the tear. A stretch mark is the visible evidence of this tear.
Until recently, stretch marks were thought to be permanent.
How to get rid of stretch marks
In the last few years, dermatologists and scientists have developed formulas that are capable of getting rid of stretch marks. By stimulating the deeper layers of the skin to produce collagen, products such as Revitagen-FX encourage the skin to knit together again.
While that's going on below the surface, the top of the skin is being nourished and rejuvenated by the potent peptides in the cream.
Don't go to the department store and pay over $135 for 6 ounces of stretch mark cream. Revitagen-FX is much more affordable and works extremely well. You'll see the difference within a few weeks.
