Getting Rid of Stretch Marks -Does TriLastin Work?
Tags: healthy skin, removing stretch marks, skin care, trilastin, trilastin to remove stretch marks
Tags: healthy skin, removing stretch marks, skin care, trilastin, trilastin to remove stretch marks
July 21st, 2009 at 10:02 am
Actually, cocoa butter does work in fading stretch marks. The results will be apparent with consistent, long term use. Cocoa butter is therefore effective, just not as a quick fix treatment. I cannot attest to the effectiveness of snail slime, as I have never tried it and I’m wondering why anyone would even want to do so. Gross!
February 5th, 2010 at 8:37 am
I first tried TriLastin SR and it worked very well for me. Eventually, I ordered the System 2 and it sped up the results. Unfortunately, I haven’t had the kind of money to buy more. I’m pretty confident that I could erase my stretch marks almost completely if I were to continue using TriLastin SR for at least twelve months.
When I first began using TriLastin, it took me about seven or eight days to see noticeable results. I had begun to apply the cream three times a day, but since I have stretch marks all over my body, I limited myself to two applications per day. It still worked very well for me. What I would really love to do is combine the TriLastin treatment with derma-roller use. Apparently, derma rollers increase absorption of creams and also promote healing and collagen growth. I have a lot of faith in TriLastin. I am frankly surprised to have read that some women have seen no improvement whatsoever. Well, I know that it has given me great results and that’s good enough for me. I would really recommend it and I don’t exactly have much faith in stretch mark removal creams. I’ve tried many of them.