i mean, not that i have them.

but if i did, would it work?

i love the smell.

no but i love thje smell too. My stretch marks smell delicious.

Aaron Neville thinks so. Or at least he uses it for his tattoos.

It worked for me!

Another thing I use is Strivectin.

lick my stretch marks, of desire
lick my stretch marks, im on fire

Palmer's do a cream specifically for stretch marks, I haven't actually smelled it, but I'd assume it's like the Cocoa Butter they do.

I found that it worked and it oil is great.

It worked for me! I used queen helene's natural cocoa butter creme, it's supper thick, and now my stretch marks are a white color, don't know if the actual scar will ever go away, but it looks better than it did. Also works nice as a moisturizer on my legs after shaving, and it's super cheap.

a friend of mine from sierra leone swears by cocoa butter for stretch marks. her grandmother used to make some kind of homemade beauty product that contained it. this friend also said she smoothed it on her belly everyday during her pregnancy and she never got even one stretch mark. of course, it could be that she is genetically predisposed that way and thus wasn't going to get any stretch marks regardless of any preventative measures she took, but she has told me that when my time comes, use the stuff every single day without fail.

I heard it only prevented them. Like when a girls prego she puts it on her stomach everynight and she wont get strechmarks. - Worked for my cousin.

It works ..I have it. Smells good too....like cocoa butter. The trick is to use it everyday. Its only a temporary solution. Stretch marks are breaks in the skin ligaments - tiny tears - they are like scars. The Palmers cream or lotion will make them appear to shrink them down. The best time to put it on is right after you shower.

I only have a small amount of the light stretch marks -- nothing purple or darker than my skin -- but the cocoa butter doesn't do anything for them. I love it as a moisturizer though, especially after shaving.

yeah, i only have the really really thin little white lines, i dont have any red ones that are visible without looking up close. is there some kind of a difference>?

i vote no.

in my experience
the redish ones are new then they turn white or silvery when they get older

they really turn white when they are older? i think i got stretch marks one time from losing weight, but maybe i am just crazy...

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Where can you by raw cocoa butter?

Shea butter is also great for stretch marks. The Body Shop has a Cocoa Butter Sitck to prevent them, I've been told it works wonder.

i've never used cocoa butter, but mederma works wonders on stretch marks (and scars too). you used to need a perscription for it, but im almost positive you can buy it at any pharmacy now.

it smells nice, but in my experience it doesn't get rid of them.
as BoxByTheBed said, i think it might only help prevent so it can't hurt to use it anyway