Professional Strength Stretch Mark Fading Formula for Body

Stretch Out 2-in-1™

Professional Strength Stretch Mark Fading Formula for Body

Helps Prevent & Repair Stretch Marks
For Men & Women
Safe for pregnant women.

When skin is stretched too rapidly, eg. when pregnant, growth spurts, weight gain or muscle building, the subdermal collagen and elastin fibre-matrix can become damaged and dehydrated leaving visible marks or scars.

Stretch Out 2-in-1 contains several active ingredients clinically proven to help prevent and repair stretch marks by increasing collagen and elastin formation, firming the collagen matrix and rehydrating targeted areas with an undetectable molecular hydrating film.

Directions

To prevent scarring by imminent skin stretching, apply sparingly twice daily to stretching areas. To repair, liberally apply cream directly to stretch marks three times daily. See carton for full directions.

Results & Science

Stretch Out 2-in-1™ stimulates wound healing and tissue regeneration by way of collagen matrix build-up.
It leads to more regular tissue renewal, normal appearance of scars, to full restoration of elasticity.
Stretch Out 2-in-1 has been shown to posess anti-inflammatory properties, reducing redness by 13%
Contains three clinically proven actives plus Vitamin E

Stretch Out 2-in-1™ contains several active ingredients, clinically proven to help prevent and repair stretch marks by increasing collagen and elastin formation, firming the collagen matrix and rehydrating targeted areas with an undetectable molecular hydrating film.

This firms the skin support 'scaffolding', allowing the skin to rebuild and lessen the appearance of stretching.


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