Preventing the development of stretch marks
Help prevent the development of stretch marks with Bepanthen Stretch Mark Cream
Bepanthen Stretch Mark Cream
Bepanthen Stretch Mark Cream was developed using the latest scientific findings on stretch marks. It can be used throughout pregnancy and breastfeeding to help prevent the development of stretch marks and to nourish and moisturise the skin.
Bepanthen Stretch Mark Cream is:
- Free from colouring
- Free from preservatives
- Dermatologically tested
- Hypoallergenic
Key ingredients of Bepanthen Stretch Mark Cream
Centella Asiatica
A tropical plant known to help prevent the development of stretchmarks by stimulating the production of collagen and elastin fibres, helping to maintain skin firmness.
This extraordinary natural ingredient addresses the main cause of stretch marks – weakness in the surface tissue – leaving the skin stronger and more supple.
Pro-vitamin B5 and glycerin
To moisturise and deeply hydrate the skin, leaving it smooth, soft and elastic. Provitamin B5 and glycerine are proven to nourish and moisturise the skin, helping to make it more supple.
Lipids
Derived from pure olive oil to help maintain the natural protective layer of skin.
Easy-to-use bottle
The built-in pouch and pump action creates a vacuum inside the bottle when you press down. You’ll know that the bottle is empty when no more product is released. This reduces waste and means you can use the bottle with just one hand.
How to apply Bepanthen Stretch Mark Cream
Apply evenly to stretchmark prone areas – stomach, chest, hips and buttocks – twice a day, in the morning and evening. For best results, use from the very beginning of pregnancy, and continue to use after you’ve had your baby.
Massage tips
Massaging Bepanthen Stretch Mark Cream into your skin from the second trimester onwards can be enjoyable and calming. With flat palms, gently massage your abdomen, breasts, hips and buttocks in a circular motion, to promote circulation, relaxation and to help you sleep. Be particularly gentle on the bump itself, as the developing baby may be aware of the movements, especially later in your pregnancy. In the third trimester, combining this massage technique with speaking or singing to your unborn child can help deepen your maternal bond.
