Sesderma Estryses cream antiestrías 200ml

Treatment to prevent, fight and treat stretch marks

Sesderma · 200 ml

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Weight changes and pregnancy are the main reasons for stretch marks on the body. Derived from a change in the production of natural collagen, it causes an alteration in the skin tissue and a loss of elasticity, forming these fine scars on the skin.

Sesderma Stryses Stretch Mark Cream prevents, combats and repairs stretch marks caused by pregnancy, breastfeeding, obesity, dieting, growth spurts (puberty), sports, etc.

With the aim of preventing and treating stretch marks, Sesderma Estryses Stretch Marks cream contains in its formula principles with exfoliating, repairing and regenerating properties that enhance the functioning of the skin, activating the formation of elastin, collagen and glycosaminoglycans.

In addition, its excellent formula helps to hydrate and oxygenate the tissue, making the skin much more resistant and elastic to any stretching and making it look brighter and healthier.

Effectively prevents and removes stretch marks!

Apply in the morning and at night, massaging gently into the affected areas.

Centella Asiatica is a medicinal plant rich in saponins, phytosterols, mucilages and fatty acids. In cutaneous application, its extract has traditionally been used to heal wounds and stimulate venous circulation. Topical use promotes regeneration of the skin and mucous membranes, re-epithelialises and stimulates collagen production. This is why it is used in cosmetics that improve skin conditions such as residual marks after wounds and burns, eczema, scars and stretch marks. It is also used in cosmetic lines for regenerative and anti-ageing care and oral hygiene products.

As an ingredient in dietary supplements, it is used for its venotonic (venous return support) and anti-inflammatory action. It is not recommended for oral use during pregnancy and lactation. Nor is it recommended for children. If you have any doubts, always consult a healthcare professional.