Say Goodbye To Those Ugly Stretch Marks With These Two Ingredients From Your Kitchen!

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Get rid of stretch marks naturally!

Whether they are acquired from sudden weight changes, or pregnancy, stretch marks make people uncomfortable and insecure, especially when wearing revealing clothes.

Stretch marks often appear on the breast and abdomen during pregnancy. The reason is partly hormonal. During pregnancy, hormones have the job of softening the collagen ligaments of the pelvis, so that the tissues can stretch easily during childbirth. Unfortunately, the skin collagen softens as well, allowing stretch marks to form easily.

There have been many beauty products in the market claiming to remove stretch marks in no time—but they often cost a lot. Thankfully, there are household items that can help in reducing stretch marks. Did you know that coffee and olive oil are both effective in removing stretch marks?

How to make olive oil and coffe paste:

•  Make a mixture of one spoon of olive oil and a teaspoon of coffe
• Gentle movements rub the mixture on the skin areas covered with stretch marks
• Do it for 5 minutes, then leave to stand for 20 minutes
• Rinse with lukewarm water
• Wipe the light towel
• Apply a body lotion of your choice
• Repeat this every day, and stretch marks will disappear as if by magic for even better results, especially if the troubled region have cellulite, the mixture can also add a teaspoon of brown sugar.

What are stretch marks?

Stretch marks look like thin, stretched tissue, and that is more or less what they are. They appear in people who put on or lose weight rapidly. The upper layer of the skin is normal, but in the lower layer the collagen and elastin, which give the skin its strength and elasticity, have become thinner and broken.

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