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6 Ways to Make Your Stretch Marks Less Visible
Stretch marks usually begin as red or purple and slowly change their color to white over time. Fresh marks appear redder because blood vessels are still in the growth phase and it’s the ideal time to start treatment. White stretch marks have been on your body for a long time and they’re more difficult to treat but you can still help them fade naturally.
Stretch marks are harmless but they can cause a lot of people to feel stress and anxiety over their appearance. We at Clamotion have done some research to find out what we can do to minimize those tiger stripes, whether they’re new or old.
6. Use retinoid creams.
Retinoid has proved itself to be effective in treatment of red stretch marks. It may improve the appearance of stretch marks that are less than a few months old. Retinoid helps to rebuild collagen and makes the stretch marks look more like your normal skin.
5. Self-tanners can help.
“Sunless tanners” can help cover up the redness of stretch marks, making them less visible. If you have stretch marks, tanning in the sun is not recommended. It can darken the stretched skin and make the marks more noticeable.
4. Eat the right foods.
There’s no magic food that can make red stretch marks disappear, but some products help promote skin health and reduce the appearance of stretch marks. Medical experts recommend drinking plenty of water, as it keeps your skin soft and less likely to develop stretch marks. Foods high in zinc, such as nuts or fish, also contribute to healthy, glowing skin.
