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stretch marks:/

Im not longer pregnant.  I have old strech marks from my first pregnancy (4years ago) and then   a few new ones from my newborn. Mostly on stomach and a few on my breasts which are really bad. Then a little on my theighs. does anyone know if bio oil will help? Or anything? I read alot of different opinions online but idk what actually vworks. I have tried coco butter I really don't like the smell and it didn't seem to work anyways. Now I just you lotion when I get out of the shower I gave up. any input appreciated!  Thanks!  
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Bio oil works amazing on stretch marks, I never had anything else work. They wouldn't work any good on me, bio oil has worked amazing
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Cocoa butter is the best i'm 38+4 weeks now and still don't see any stretch marks and the ones that i did have before i got pregnant it made them fade to where you really have tk look to notice them
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I am 19 weeks pregnant and i started gettin stretch marks a few weeks ago. But i started using coca butter lotion bcus its the only smell i like atm and it hasnt made any stretchmarks keep occuring. But if u wanna try using bio oil. It does help fade the stretchmarks. My friend uses it and says its good. I personaly wouldnt buy it bcus of the price. But give it a try anyhow and see how u get on:)
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