Skinomatics: Three Ways to Remove Your Stretchmarks

Suffering from stomach, thigh, and hip fear? Don’t cover it up; let Skinomatics take care of it.

Confidence is a hard commodity to come by. When you are a new mother, who has just carried and grown an entire human being inside your body, you don’t feel particularly miraculous. Attractiveness is often measured by how we see ourselves, and if you see yourself as a ruined mess post-childbirth, this has an overall low effect on your mental health and wellbeing.

So how do we change how women with postpartum bodies see themselves? We can create a product designed specifically to fulfill this need… a product that can help the skin keep its elasticity and therefore bypasses the stretch marks that plague most pregnant women. 

If you suffer from stretchmarks for pregnancy or any other reason, then listen up! Skinomatics has a product you are going to love, but we also have other tips on how to keep those stretch marks at bay too.

Without further ado, let’s get straight down to it. How do you remove stretch marks even if you are beyond the point of childbirth? 

Here are 3 ways to remove your stretchmarks.

1. Get Skinomatics

Our body oil has been designed with the pregnant mother in mind. Best used three times a day, particularly after your first trimester has started, our body oil will completely prevent or make your stretch marks appear visibly reduced. Better yet, the soothing, nutritional ingredients even help the skin to recover from older stretch marks. This means it’s perfect for things like acne scars, old burns and cuts, and rough skin.

You can use Skinomatics anywhere on your body that you feel needs an input of collagen. The omega-rich formula works wonders on tight, dry, or stretched skin, making your life more comfortable… but mainly if you are heavily pregnant. You can even use your body oil after giving birth to get that same suppleness back that you had before.

2. Get Cocoa Butter

If your skin has still got the elasticity of youth, but you are worried about it staying supple and plump, then cocoa butter might be enough to do the trick. It reduces scarring because it is so rich in Vitamin E. It is this same skin-nourishing vitamin that makes it a favorite for moisturizers. IT also smells fantastic, so everybody wins.

3. Microdermabrasion

If you don’t mind suffering a bit for your beauty, microdermabrasion might do something for you. This is a minimally invasive surgery that uses a thick applicator to sand down the skin’s  outer layer. Once that top layer is gone, the skin starts to heal itself again. This means forming new tissue, preferably without the same scarring as before.

Microdermabrasion has become increasingly popular since it doesn’t involve injections or chemical applications. However, it does hurt a little, and your skin will peel off. IF you can handle the side effects, the want is all yours.