Palmers Cocoa Butter for Stretch Marks contains vitamin E, collagen and elastin, as well as the moisturising Cocoa butter that it gets its name from. This is a good option during pregnancy when softening of collagen occurs and the small tears that cause stretch marks are more common as a result of this. The nutrients improve the skin's overall condition, while the cocoa butter leaves the skin soft and supple, helping to decrease the tearing in the dermal layer.
Pro & Cons
Pros - During the last trimester of pregnancy, skin becomes taut leading to dryness and lack of elasticity. Palmer's Cocoa Butter for Stretch Marks works by improving the moisture levels of the skin and thereby helping to improve skin elasticity to prevent stretch marks from occuring.
Cons - One of the main cons with this product is that the cocoa butter can leave a slightly greasy residue which can get onto clothing if not left for a short period before dressing. However, many creams have this same problem, so it is more of an inconvenience than anything.
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