What it is:A firming and toning, concentrated body treatment.What it is formulated to do:This concentrate visibly improves the skin's elasticity and firmness. Especially recommended as the first signs of sagging appear. Also ideal for reviving tired legs.What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens- Sulfates- Synthetic Fragrances- Synthetic Dyes- Petrochemicals- Phthalates- GMOs- TriclosanWhat else you need to know:Caudalie Concentrates are inspired by Caudalie's professional Vinotherapie Spa treatments. Created to deeply renew the skin, each is highly concentrated in plant extracts for maximum effectiveness. For all skin types. 100 percent natural. Not tested on animals. Research results:Excellent objective clinical results within 14 days, optimum within 28 days:-Chest: Significant tightening effect (+53 ) and increase in tone among 100 of the volunteers.-Arms: Significant tightening effect (+55 ) among 100 of the volunteers.-Stomach: Significant tightening effect (+53 ) and increase in tone among 100 of the volunteers.

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Does this product help reduce the appearance of new stretch marks?

I am 9 months pregnant and have some new and fresh stretch marks (ugh!) Mainly on my hips thighs and bum. Will this product help to reduce the appearance and perhaps prevent new ones? Right now I use the josi maran argan oil and also the caudalie divine oil faithfully everyday on them, just looking for something perhaps a little more concentrated. Thanks!

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PerfumePrincess

(Winnipeg, MB)

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No, this will not help prevent or treat stretch marks. Try using an intensive Shea butter cream multiple times per day to help prevent stretch marks. You can treat difficult stretch marks with a retinoid cream, which is scientifically proven to improve skin condition by forcing skin cells to renew themselves faster than normal. Don't use retinol on a continuous basis, though, because it has been implicated in higher risk of developing skin cancer. When used temporarily, though, it is safe. Also, remember that stretch marks fade over time, and we all have them, so don't obsess over them! :)

answered 4 months, 2 weeks ago

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