MUSTELA Stretch Mark Relief Cream | Pregnancy & Post-Birth Care

Mustela Stretch Mark Relief Cream – 150ml/250ml

-This cream specifically formulated to help limit the appearance of stretch marks, by delivering hydration during pregnancy or postpartum (Do not apply to recent cesarean scars)

-3 types: Normal version (150ml or 250ml) &  fragrance free version (150ml)

-suitable for all skin type

• Provides long-lasting hydration
• Reinforces skin elasticity
• Softens sensations of discomfort
• Country of origin: France

Starting from the first month of pregnancy and continuining after birth, apply this cream to abdomen

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97% ingredients of natural origin*
• Avocado oil, patented ingredient of natural origin: this oil pure and rich in essential fatty acids, with nourishing properties helps restore the skin's natural barrier weakened during pregnancy
• Avocado Peptides, patented ingredient of natural origin: reinforce the skin's hydrolipidic barrier, leaving skin moisturized and soothed.
• Complex of patented polyphenols of Maracuja and Hamamelis plant extract, ingredients of natural origin: leaves the skin supple to visibly help to limit the appearance of stretch marks.
• Glycerin of natural origin: moisturizes of the skin

Clinically proven efficacy
By delivering hydration, this cream:
• Increase in hydration 4 hours after application: +31% (1)
• Reinforces skin elasticity: 98% (2)
• Decreases sensations of discomfort immediately on a long-term: 81% (1) and 75% (2)

Assessed for safety for mom and baby
Compatible with breastfeeding**
Dermatologist tested.
Made with ingredients that are formulated for pregnancy and nursing.
0% paraben, phthalate, phenoxyethanol

(1) Clinical test by instrumental measurement carried out on 22 women with a natural dry skin
(2) Use test under dermatological and gynaecological control among 64 pregnant women after 3 months of application (% of satisfaction, self-assessment)
**In complicance with the rules on hygiene during breastfeeding