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Re: strech marks
Most important of all, your man is with you because he loves you. He is not feeling sorry for himself, so don't worry about things on that count. All men sleep with 10's in their dreams, however they would be way out of their league. They love good old fashioned nice girls - like yourself. However, your worries about your body are real, and you are the one in your skin, so you need to be comfortable in it. You also need to accept that nobody is perfect, and that you are a great person. I have none from being pregnant, but have had them on my upper thigh and hips since I had my last growth spurt at 13. They are faded from being in the sun (not too much of course), just general swimming etc. I have never let them bother me, and nobody has ever mentioned them.
I have also heard that Bio Oil is very good, it is sold at pharmacies, so get some advice when you are there. Also, next time you are at the GP ask them about it too, and ring up some of the local beauty therapists to see what they have to say.
Here is a recipe I read about in a mag at the doctors the other day - it is meant to be good for fading lines and marks in the skin... 2 tablespoons honey, egg white, juice of 1 lemon, a tablespoon of canola oil. Whisk it all together and slap it on for a while (I missed the rest of the instructions as we were called in). Apparently it is meant to be as good as any miracle mucho expensive cream - I keep meaning to try it. I don't have Canola oil so I am going to use olive oil. If you try it, let me know how you go and I will let you know if I am suddenly glowing and glam!
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Re: strech marks
Hi, I have them on my boobs from them growing to fast when I hit puberty. I used to be very self concious of them and tried every cream and potion under the sun that promised to reduce them, remove them what ever.....NOTHING works I'm afraid to say. I DID use Cocoa Butter lotion when pregnant with our daughter and didn't get any on my tummy thank fully (not that my fubbery tummy is anything to show off anyway LOL), I used it from about 5 months and I think it's the reason I didn't get any during the pregnancy. I'm afraid all they do is fade to a sort of scra-ish silvery colour with the years, they won't ever go away, they are a part of who you are now, as mine are a part of who I am. Like a too big nose, or too thin lips, or a million other things people might not be thrilled about themselves but have to live with every day, it is just so, something you have to live with. Just be grateful that they are somewhere you can hide them from the masses and you are blessed enough not to have been born with something truely awful. I have adjusted by realising how lucky I am in comparrison with what some people live with and triumph over. It is easy to look and dwell on our flaws, try looking and revelling in your qualities.
xo
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