Stretch marks on thighs can make you feel less than confident as a woman, but there are some wonderful creams to help to reduce their appearance.

How to Manage Those Ugly Stretch Marks on Thighs

Oh those stretch marks. They’re big, they’re ugly, and they really stand out. I hate to break it to you, but if you’re a woman, and you plan to reproduce, or you already have, chances are you’re prone to stretch marks. There’s no getting around that one.

If that stings, take a deep breath and know you’ve got company. Estimates suggest that 90 percent of women who’ve given birth develop those telling hints of age. Of course, that’s little consolation when the clothes come off, so if you’ve stretch marks, and they hurt your confidence, there’s good news. Keep reading!

Skinception Intensive Stretch Mark Therapy fades stretch marks with a potent, yet gentle formula. Consisting of natural ingredients and patented peptides, it’s clinically proven to reduce stretch marks on thighs and other areas of the body where stretch marks arise by up to 72.5 percent in just two months. And with that, it restores confidence to women who struggle with the ugliness of stretch marks.

How Stretch Marks Form

Stretch marks, or striae, develop when the skin is scarred from the inside-out.

Some life events, including pregnancy, growth spurts, surgery, and even weight-lifting cause the body to increase production of the glucocorticoid hormone. That’s not a good thing, because this hormone inhibits the collagen fibroblasts required for taut, healthy skin.

Without sufficient collagen or elastin, skin becomes stressed (there is, after all, some stretching involved with pregnancy!). Layers of skin separate, causing the angry red or brown signs that, yep, stretch marks have formed. Eventually the traumatized skin loses pigment, taking on a silver or white color. And guess what? Stretch marks.

An Ounce of Prevention…

Stretch marks are genetic. If you’re a woman, and your mother had stretch marks, put fifty bucks on it that you’ll have them too. Therefore, it’s all the more important to treat stretch marks on thighs and other areas of the body immediately when they first appear.

If you’re a teenage girl, moisturize. Moisturize, moisturize, moisturize. Did you get that? Good, because it’s during the teen-age years and in young adulthood that stretch marks on thighs and other areas of the body are most likely to form. And if you’re a teen-age mom, you really want to moisturize!

Use a moisturizer on your hips, stomach, breasts and buttocks. Better yet, use Skinception Intensive Stretch Mark Therapy, as it’s formulated with Regestril and ProCollOne, both of which are excellent for collagen production and can reduce the chances that stretch marks will form. Use three to four times a day as a teen-ager. With the 67 day satisfaction guarantee, what do you have to lose?

Of course, if you’re reading this article, chances are you’re past your teen age years and you’ve already got those nasty stretch marks on your sexy parts. Well, no reason to stress…

Minimize Existing Stretch Marks

If you have stretch marks on thighs and other areas of the body and they’re already set, it’s important to live well for healthy skin. That means drinking lots of water. Remember, beautiful skin needs to stay hydrated. Limit caffeine intake, or drink caffeine free versions of tea and coffee.

Also, eat well. Beautiful skin likes foods rich in zinc, protein, vitamins A and C. Avoid processed foods and those rich in sugar. Load up on carrots, nuts, citrus fruits, fish and eggs.

And as an aside, research links carrots to increased levels of beta-carotene, which produces a tanned, yellow hue to skin that, in a recent British survey, participants said made people more attractive. In other words, eat carrots to be good-looking. Cool huh?

Finally, if you’re eating well, you’re drinking water, you’re active and you’re serious about your beauty, it’s time to get medieval on your stretch marks. Do that with Skinception Intensive Stretch Mark Therapy.

In a recent clinical study, of 13 women with post-pregnancy stretch marks, participants applied a two per cent concentration of Regestril on their affected areas for two months. The results? A 72.5 percent improvement in the depth of stretch marks. And width was reduced by 21 percent.

In another study, ProCollOne, stimulated collagen production by 1,190 percent. And Darutoside reduced length of stretch marks by 52 percent.

Why should you care about these patented peptides and what they can do? Because they’re all part of Skinception Intensive Stretch Mark Therapy and its award-winning formula that fades stretch marks and makes skin sexy. And with that, you feel good again. Your sex appeal soars. And you are beautiful!