Babé anti-stretch marks 200ml

Stretch marks are those irregular marks that appear on the surface of the skin when it is stretched and the fibers that provide collagen and elastin to the dermis are broken. Initially, the marks are pink or violet in color, but as time goes by, they acquire a whitish tone, and this is when they are more difficult to remove.

Babé Anti-Stretch Marks cream is a very effective treatment to prevent and repair stretch marks that appear on the body due to slimming diets, puberty, pregnancy or postpartum.

It is a lotion that has a high tolerance index, so it can be used by all skin types.

Its daily use allows the following benefits on our skin:

-Firmer skin after regaining elasticity and flexibility, enhancing collagen formation.
-The rosehip oil in its content has healing effects that will help to repair tissues.

Its composition allows the following properties:

• -Centella Asiatica - Regenerates the skin, increases elasticity and fights against sagging.
• -Glycerin - Prevents dryness because it retains water in the epidermis.
• -Rose Hip Oil - Regenerates the skin and heals damaged tissues.
• -Alchemilla, Milk Thistle, Echisetum and Sprouted Seeds - Combats loss of skin elasticity.
• -Silanol - Prevents flaccidity, strengthening the support fibers of the tissues.
• -Vitamin E.- Antioxidant that prevents cells from oxidative stress and the action of free radicals.

pamper your skin with Babé Anti-Stretch Marks!

Apply to the affected areas (buttocks, thighs, arms, abdomen, hips and breasts) with a gentle circular massage until completely absorbed.

Milk thistle, horsetail, rosehip, silanol, centella asiatica, vitamin E.

€10.75 / 100 ml

Vitamin E is a fat-soluble vitamin, i.e. it can be dissolved in fats and oils. It acts as a powerful antioxidant, protecting cell membranes against damage caused by free radicals (as a result of pollution or solar ultraviolet radiation) and therefore helps to prevent skin aging.

It also supports the immune system and inhibits platelet aggregation, depending on the dose. It is also involved in the regulation of several enzymes. Cells use vitamin E to interact with each other and carry out important bodily functions such as maintaining vision and/or movement in muscles and nerves.

Vitamin E can be found in foods such as olive, sunflower or sesame vegetable oils; in nuts (hazelnuts or almonds); it is also present, to a lesser extent, in vegetables (such as spinach and broccoli). Some manufacturers add vitamin E for its antioxidant benefits. Before taking a dietary supplement containing vitamin E, consult a healthcare professional.

In cosmetic products, its antioxidant effect is also utilised, and it is included in the formulation of skincare products (tocopherol and derivatives). It is an anti-inflammatory vitamin and counteracts oxidative damage and preserves collagen in the dermis, helping to maintain skin structure. It is also found in anti-aging products combined with Vitamin C as it manages to regenerate the anti-ox effect of Vitamin E and results in a good antioxidant synergy.