I usually dont buy "stretch mark lotion" because I think it's a gimmick, having used everything I could get my hands on during my first pregnancy and nothing working besides good ol'coconut oil. This time around though, coconut oil just isn't cutting it. Maybe because its my third baby or maybe I'm hust bigger this time, but the itching is intense and *constant* no matter how much lotion, coconut oil, or whatever else I rub on there. I got a sample size of this product in a gift bag and used it one day out of desperation, and let me tell you, my life has changed. The itching went away ALL DAY, and I was so bummed i didnt have more than a sample size because i used it all in one go lol. Anyway I came on here, got the exact kind as the picture on my sample and its the same product. It isn't a fake palmers product like some people are saying, its just got a (new?) green label to highlight that its paraben free and whatever else, or its a new product idk, but its the exact same as the picture from the sample i got so I know its legit. Bought the 3 pack and Im glad it came quickly because literally nothing else can give me relief from the itchy preggo belly like this. Highly recommend. Also, not sure if it will prevent more marks but im almost 9 months in and not getting any new ones. Read more

I work for an OB/GYN and we received samples for our OB patients. I decided to try it myself after reading the label. Figured it was worth a shot. I am 61 years old. I first tried it on my neck and chest area. Unbelievable results. I Then decided to try it on the not so lovely crepe paper looking areas on my legs and arms. Amazing is all I can say. It gave my skin a back its nice soft skin and got rid of the ugly looking crepe paper skin. I have recommended it to several of my friends and everyone of them is now loving it and using it. So, I say you don't have to be pregnant to use it. Its really will make a difference with aging skin.And finally Yes, our pregnant patients love it also. Read more

During both my pregnancies I've tested a few stretch mark lotions, and would always turn back to Palmer's because it was the one that felt the most moisturizing. Other oils and lotions tend to dry on my skin and leave it feeling like nothing was applied. The result of Palmer's was lasting and soothing for my dry/ itchy skin. I order the three pack out of convenience so it'll last me throughout and after my pregnancies. Read more

My wife used this when she was rapidly getting bigger by the day. Her once perfect body was morphing into something unimaginable and we feared that she’d have stretch marks everywhere like all of her friends. I’d like to report that 6 months after giving birth her body is in near pristine condition and I can’t wait to impregnate her again knowing that when she uses this she’s gonna bounce back and be hot as F again Read more

I have used this lotion through 4 pregnancy’s and I don’t have a single stretch mark with my last son I thought i would for sure get some because I’m getting older now 31 and my skin isn’t as elastic as it was when I had my other kids and I was wrong still no stretch marks, not to mention it smells great I still use it after every shower just to give my skin that little boost of elasticity so if I do decide to have more kids I’m lucky enough to still not get any stretch marks in the future Read more

Cocoa butter is an “acquired” smell. You have to get used to it. The stretch mark stuff though does work wonders. I got them for my wife. Our first kid she went through 5 bottles of this stuff and she had few stretch marks after the pregnancy and most all of the marks went away. It’s a really good quality product for pregnant women. She is pregnant again, so round 2 here we go... Read more

This lotion was terrific in the original formula: I used it in combination with a belly band and bio oil during my first pregnancy and not a SINGLE stretch mark: no new ones from pregnancy, none on my belly at ALL. However, sadly, they changed the formula. The smell is now AWFUL. Chemically and floral and just gross. It smells like cheap dimestore air freshener. How on earth they think that’s a good idea for a product designed for pregnant women (with super sensitive noses) I have no idea. If you like the smell of a rose-and-lily flavored car air freshener, by all means buy this product and rub it all over. You’ll smell like a fancy truck stop. And if your pregnant nose can stand it, you’re a better woman than I. Read more

I'm in my second pregnancy and RELIED on this stuff during my first. I bought a 3-pack a couple of weeks ago and it just doesn't quite seem like the same product as before. For starters, the scent isn't as pleasant. Also, it doesn't moisturize quite as well as I remembered it did last time. Maybe I got an old batch? That happens to me a lot when purchasing beauty products off Amazon... Read more