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Stretch Mark Gel – 200 ml

R190.00

The active ingredients will prevent stretch marks, and help heal the ones already formed and include calendula, centella, chickweed, ginseng, green tea, hibiscus, horsetail, ivy, lady’s mantle and marshmallow to work in perfect harmony, to help heal and prevent stretch marks.

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Information on our Ageless Health Stretch Mark Gel

Our Stretch Mark Gel has been formulated to prevent stretch marks forming when pregnant, during weight gain or if you are growing fast or are busy bodybuilding.

The herbal extracts are also selected to help repair any stretch mark damage already evident on your skin, and to minimize these unsightly scars.

The formulation of our Stretch Mark Gel is based on a herbal formula developed and tested by Prof. Chastrusse and other doctors of the Central Hospital, Pellegrin-Tondu, which achieved great results.

Our Stretch Mark Gel has an unique and extraordinary formula, in which a blend of various pure herbs and natural ingredients are combined to create this remarkable product.

It contains the following herbs and natural ingredients: butcher’s broom, calendula, centella, chickweed, ginseng, green tea, hibiscus, horsetail, ivy, lady’s mantle and marshmallow.

butcher’s broom

  • It has excellent anti-edema and anti-inflammatory effects, due to the a-adrenergic stimulation of the blood capillaries. Application of it stimulates the cutaneous circulation, which makes it suitable for any application where water retention and a slow lymph flow is present, and it can be used on ultra-sensitive skin.
  • The powerful venous vaso-constricting properties are further enhanced by the liberation of noradrenalin in the adrenergetic terminations of the blood vessel walls, which increase the tone of the venous and lymphatic wall and improve the venous return.

calendula

  • It is a botanical compound that is often used, as it has excellent properties for skin care and helps with cell rejuvenating, wound healing, reducing inflammation and soothes and softens the skin.
  • Calendula is particularly helpful with cracked and damaged skin and has a humectant action on the skin, which helps with dry and dehydrated skin, while the cell rejuvenating properties are most useful in older as well as damaged skin.
  • Furthermore, it has a slightly antiseptic and bactericidal effect and also helps with re-mineralization, with the oligo-elements contained in the compound.

centella

  • One of its main functions is in increasing circulation, but it is also known for centuries for its great wound healing properties.
  • It stimulates the fibroblast and collagen in the skin, yet prevents excessive proliferation of fibrous tissue in wound healing.
  • Centella is particularly helpful in healing damaged and injured skin and maintaining healthy skin tone and elasticity.
  • The triterpene components are principally responsible for fixing amino acids (alanine and proline) onto the collagen structure.

chickweed

  • It is high in saponins which have a healing and soothing effect on the skin and is used with great success on rashes, itchiness, eczema, psoriasis, hemorrhoids, varicose veins, inflammations and other skin complaints.
  • The vulnerary properties of this herb help to prevent tissue degeneration and helps to arrest bleeding in wounds.

ginseng

  • One of its main actions is to prevent collagenase (destruction of the collagen) in the way it stimulates protein synthesis and inhibits proteic enzymatic degradation in the fibroblasts.
  • The plant is also responsible for increasing phospholipids synthesis in the blood.
  • Studies have shown that it also has a strong anti-oxidant effect – thereby neutralizing free radicals, which is more considerable in derivatives of protapanaxatriol than in other fractions of the plant, and it acts by optimizing the cutaneous metabolism of the whole body. It is specifically helpful in capillary products, to stimulate growth and increase tensile strength.

green tea

  • It has three major benefits – Firstly, it is a powerful antioxidant, thereby reducing free radical damage in the skin. Secondly, it is a potent anti-inflammatory agent, thereby reducing inflammation in the skin. And thirdly and most importantly, it has an inhibitory action on collagenase (an enzymatic action in the skin, where the collagen is broken down), resulting in firmer and more elastic skin.
  • The flavonoids and catechols in green tea provide it with vitamin P properties. The tannins in its chemical composition give it astringent properties, whereas the polyphenolic compounds act as an astringent, also protecting the skin, causing vasoconstriction and reducing inflammation in the affected area. Cell regeneration is caused, as well as a wound healing activity.

hibiscus

  • It contains a host of beneficial compounds, but in essence it acts on the horny layer of the skin to reduce the cohesion between the corneocytes, which affects the thickness of the skin and also increases skin moisture.
  • This results in an improvement of skin flexibility and a higher moisture level.
  • Hibiscus also contains anthocyanocides, which have astringent, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant (free radical scavenging activity) properties, as well as inhibition of the enzyme that causes elastase and hyaluronidase, while at the same time enhancing the retention of the skin’s hydric content.

horsetail

  • It is an extraordinary re-mineralizer of the skin and has haemostatic properties, providing natural silica to the skin. The flavonoids and saponins in horsetail have great cell rejuvenating and regenerating properties and also have a stabilizing effect on the connective tissue, thereby increasing the firmness and elasticity of the skin.
  • Its extraordinary effect on the skin even prompted the Commission E to approve it, as treatment for wounds. It is the flavonoids that are responsible for its unique wound healing and tissue repair actions.

ivy

  • Extracts of the wood are mostly used in cosmetics and for external use, for healing skin as well as treating burns, warts, impetigo, skin eruptions, neuralgia, swollen joints, and cellulite.
  • It has topical anti-fungal, molluscicidal, anti-mutagenic, as well as anti-inflammatory properties. Its other major topical action is that of being a circulatory compound, which helps other ingredients to be absorbed by the skin, as well as assisting with the removal of waste products from the skin.

lady’s mantle

  • It contains 6-8% tannins, mainly oligomeric gallotannins, and flavonoids, which are the components responsible for its anti-elastase and free radical scavenging activity.
  • It furthermore has an astringent effect on the skin, and helps to protect the elastin fibers, which are extremely thin – between 1 and 3 Tm in diameter.
  • Elastin is required for skin elasticity, and is a protein in the skin, which together with collagen and glycosaminoglycans, make up the connective tissue. All these elements originate in the fibroblast.
  • It is a very specialized herb, and is used specifically where elastin needs to be boosted and the tensile strength increased.

marshmallow

  • It has very beneficial effects on skin problems and diseases and helps in healing wounds, burns and irritation.
  • Marshmallow not only has good anti-inflammatory properties, but also seems to boost immunity at cellular level.
  • It also has an inhibitory effect in hyaluronidase, which is an enzymatic action in which the hyaluronic acid and other muco-polysaccharides in the connective tissue are degraded.
  • An inhibition and reduction in hyaluronidase leads to better moisture levels in the skin, as well as boosting the dermal structure and improving wound healing processes, while at the same time reducing skin aging and diminishing inflammation.

Full List Of Ingredients

For a full list of the ingredients in our Stretch Mark Gel, please click here

Reference study

Chastrusse L, Soumireu-Mourat J, Ambonville C, Hourcabie J., Phytolastil in the treatment of weals of gravid origin – (in French), J Gynecol Obstet Biol Reprod (Paris). 1976 Sep;5(6):848-9.

In the study on pregnant women, the formula showed the following results:

92 % success in prevention
53 % – 86 % success in the curative action during pregnancy,
57 % success in the treatment of stretch marks after delivery

In some people, existing scarring may not be totally removed, but the stretch marks will improve with our product.

From these studies you will note that our claims are not hype, but like the rest of our range, rely on excellent products backed by years of research.

We took this formulation and improved on it, and added other ingredients to support the collagen and elastin in your skin, to prevent stretch marks and to help heal ones already formed.

An interesting observation: you also need vitamin C in your body for collagen to be formed, and we have found that our clients achieve far better results if they also take vitamin C capsules or pills at the same time as applying our Herbal Stretch Mark Gel.

Directions for use

Apply the Stretch Mark Gel twice daily to the affected areas.

Benefits

  • Easy to use and economical, as only a small amount is required.
  • No oily or sticky residue.
  • Unique selection of botanical ingredients to create the best stretch mark gel in the world.
  • Natural – so no harsh chemicals to irritate or burn the skin.
  • Helps to rejuvenate and regenerate the skin.
  • Prevents stretch marks and also reduce already formed stretch marks.
  • Proven over years of use and trusted by people that have already tried it.
  • Money-back guarantee.
Weight 250 g