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Organic Stretch Marks Treatment - Fast-Acting & Easy to Apply
It isn’t much of a stretch to acknowledge that stretch marks can be incredibly frustrating to treat and difficult to remove. Caused by pregnancy and fluctuations in weight, stretch marks generally appear on the abdomen, hips, thighs and buttocks.
Stretch Marks Beauty Balm offers the following:
- The healing of stretch marks without any complications
- The one and only certified organic stretch marks remedy in the world
- Guaranteed results or your money back
- Rapid absorption – and safe ingredients
- Manufacturing in a FDA-registered facility
- The best in organic ingredients designed to support skin healing and rejuvenation
While most stretch marks remedies contain toxic ingredients that are absorbed by the skin into the blood stream, Stretch Marks Beauty Balm offer a safe, organic and natural treatment for stretch marks – not to mention one that is guaranteed effective.
As a matter of fact, Stretch Marks Beauty Balm is the world’s only 100 percent all-natural USDA Certified Organic stretch marks removal treatment. Certified organic means that no toxins, chemicals, pesticides or other harmful ingredients are used to create this beauty balm. Unlike many products that advertise “all-natural” but still use pesticides, Stretch Marks Beauty Balm is safe for the skin and safe for the environment.
Not only is Stretch Marks Beauty Balm safe to use, it is effective in healing the skin and promoting rejuvenation – two keys to reducing and removing stretch marks on the abdomen, thighs, buttocks and hips. When it comes to Stretch Marks Beauty Balm, results are guaranteed.
Ingredients include organic helichrysum oil from Corsica to speed cellular growth and assist in wound healing of all types; organic lavender oil to promote healing; rosemary verbanone chemotype, with ketones as the main component, which is valued for its regenerative properties; certified organic rose hip seed oil with triple unsaturated fatty acids to promote dynamic healing; omeopathic Thiosinaminum to heal stretch marks and damaged skin; homeopathic Silicea for improving skin health. Silicea is therefore useful for unhealthy skin; and calendula which promotes healing of skin issues.
This proprietary formula for age spot removal was developed by the Forces of Nature medical team, which includes a naturopathic doctor and a staff biologist who specialize in plant medicine. Forces of Nature’s mission is to provide innovative natural medicines which deliver results to bring healing to the world. Stretch Marks Beauty Balm is backed by a one-year, money-back guarantee, like every Forces of Nature product.
Active Ingredients:
Thiosinaminum* 8C - To heal stretch marks and damaged skin and dissolve scar tissue and adhesions. Silicea* 6x - To improve skin health Calendula* 6x - Promotes healing of skin problems Inactive Ingredients:
Helichrysum Oil*, Lavender Oil*, Rose Hip Seed Oil*, Castor Oil*, Rosemary Verbanone Chemotype** Certified Organic
IndicationsUsed to treat stretch marks. DirectionsTo help prevent stretch marks massage this product into potentially problematic areas (stomach and buttocks) during pregnancy up to one month before delivery date. Smaller or newer stretch marks treated 3 times per day for just a few weeks will almost always heal without complications. For treatment of older or larger stretch marks, application may be required over a period of 1-3 months for remission. WarningsFor external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes; if contact occurs, flush with water and seek advice from medical personnel. If condition worsens or does not improve after regular use of product as directed, consult a doctor. Do not apply to wounds or damaged skin, use for prolonged periods, or use over raw surfaces or blistered areas without consulting a doctor. Some individuals may be sensitive to tea tree or other oils. If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use. Not to be used with children under 2 years of age without physician direction. Keep all medicines out of the reach of children.
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