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Q: Stretch Marks!!!!
asked by: FairyLexi on June 6th, 2004
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How can you prevent them other then using coco butter cause that doesn't work. My mother and sister didn't get stretch marks when they had their kids so will i?
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smith8500
replied on June 6th, 2004
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Everyone's bodies are different. Everyone marks differently. You cannot prevent them. You can try and lighten them with coco butter and such but you can't "stop" them.
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KariM1804
replied on June 6th, 2004
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Yep theres no way unfortunatly. If ur family didnt get em , ur chances are lower. But everyone is different so it doesnt mean u wont have them. Coco butter can make them appear lighter, but nothing can prevent them. Its natural. I am 33 weeks and dont have any on my belly, but I do have some small ones that I got like at 29 weeks on one of my inner thighs, but their not too bad. Hopefully u wont get em, but if ya do, most likely they wont be too bad* tanning later after the baby I hear makes them appear lighter too!
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insurancegirl
replied on June 7th, 2004
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jarlomein
replied on June 7th, 2004
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I have stretch marks allover, and i'm not even pregnant! It's just that it runs in the family. I don't really mind them. And I think a lot of people have them...
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