Weleda Maternity Stretch Mark Massage Oil. During pregnancy, the skin is put to a severe test. The stresses it undergoes can lead to the appearance of white striae, known as stretch marks, which are the result of the breakdown of elastic fibers within the dermis.
Take Care of Your Skin with Weleda Maternity Stretch Mark Massage Oil
Welcome to the comforting world of Weleda Maternity Stretch Mark Massage Oil. I've lovingly designed this oil to accompany you during this special time of motherhood. Every drop is a gentle embrace for your changing skin.
Let yourself be enveloped by the benefits of sweet almond oil, jojoba oil and wheat germ oil. This precious formula is enriched with arnica montana extracts for pampered skin. Essential oils add a soothing touch and offer a pleasant sensory experience.
Motherhood is an extraordinary journey, and your skin deserves special attention. This massage oil is designed to accompany you in your intimate care routine. By gently massaging your skin, you take a moment for yourself and your unborn baby.
The delicate scents of essential oils envelop you in comforting softness. Limonene, linalool, citronellol, geraniol, citral, eugenol and farnesol are the notes that dance through this composition. Each application becomes a moment of sweetness for your senses.
Take care of your skin with Weleda Maternity Stretch Mark Massage Oil. A formula lovingly designed to accompany you through your maternity period and celebrate the beauty of your transforming skin.
Stretch marks are unsightly purplish striae caused by distension of the skin's elastic cells, often linked to rapid weight gain during puberty or pregnancy. In addition to conventional stretch mark creams, which keep the skin hydrated, there are surgical treatments (laser, peeling or injections) to combat stretch marks.
To avoid stretch marks, remember to maintain the skin's elasticity, so it doesn't crack and leave purple welts. To achieve this, moisturizing is essential in areas where stretch marks are most common: buttocks, stomach, chest, thighs and hips.
We also offer this skin care product. Weleda Maternity Perineum Massage Oil 50 ml. Sold at the best price in your online pharmacy.
If this anti-stretch mark massage oil is not available, we recommend FAMENPAX stretch marks calendula gel as a replacement.
Essential oils of Cedar, Cypress and Lemon.
Prunus amygdalus dulcis (sweet almond) oil, simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil, triticum vulgare (wheat) germ oil, fragance (parfum), arnica montana flower extract, limonene, linalool, citronellol, geraniol, citral, eugenol, farnesol, sweet almond oil, jojoba oil, wheat germ oil, essential oils, arnica flower extract.
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Available in 1 bottle of 100 ml or 2 bottles of 200 ml. Sold at the best price in your online organic pharmacy.
Massaged in from the start of pregnancy, it helps prevent and reduce stretch marks, improving skin elasticity and tone. Dermatologically tested.
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