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Pranarom Maternity Stretch Mark Massage Oil Pranabb 100 ml is a 100% organic, natural skin care oil for pregnant women. Applied daily during pregnancy, this oil brings nutrition and elasticity to the skin, greatly limiting the appearance of stretch marks.
Discover this Pranarom stretch mark oil from the Pranarôm laboratories, specially designed for pregnant women. This oil deeply nourishes and moisturizes the skin to prevent the appearance of stretch marks and reduce the appearance of existing ones.
It's a preventive treatment that nourishes the skin, giving it excellent tone and elasticity . This will help the skin to cope better with the significant muscular and tissue relaxation that occurs in the post-natal period. This treatment oil can be used from the 3rd month of pregnancy and after childbirth.
It is rich and balanced to nourish the skin, preparing it for the significant tissue distension of pregnancy and preventing postnatal slackening. An effective preventive strategy ! This anti-stretch mark massage oil is highly penetrating and helps maintain optimal skin hydration.
It therefore prevents the formation of dry, flaky patches, signs of nutrient deficiency and dehydration that will almost inevitably lead to the first traces of stretch marks. What are the active ingredients in Pranarom Maternity Stretch Mark Massage Oil Pranabb 100ml?
The effectiveness of this treatment is due to the action of essential oils. Don't panic, from 3 months of pregnancy onwards, the essential oils chosen have no negative impact on either the baby or the mother-to-be. They are skin tonics, and most of them have calming and relaxing properties, stimulating the parasympathetic autonomic nervous system (the one that relaxes the body).
Selected plant oils are rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids of the omega 3, 6 and 9 groups. These molecules are structural elements of our cell walls. They nourish our cells, ensuring their proper functioning and toning up the skin tissue, which is under great strain.
Among the various plant oils used, we should highlight rose hip oil, sweet almond oil and argan oil, three plant pearls often used in luxury cosmetics for their nutritive contribution to epidermal cells.
Pranarom Maternity Stretch Mark Massage Oil contains moisturizing, softening and soothing plant oils, particularly recommended for fragile skin. They also offer the dual advantage of being highly penetrating and not very sensitive to oxidative degradation.
The aromatherapy laboratory Pranarom also offers Oléocaps 9 Mémoire,
From the first month of pregnancy, apply 1 to 2 doses of oil up to 4 x/day to the stomach, hips, thighs and breasts, massaging with circular movements until completely absorbed. It is advisable to continue massaging for up to 3 months after giving birth.
Continue massaging as soon as possible after giving birth, until the original silhouette is restored.
Regular daily massage is the only way to guarantee protection against the appearance of stretch marks. This product is a wellness product that poses no health risk to either mother or baby.
If this aromatherapy treatment for stretch marks is not available, we recommend FAMENPAX stretch marks gel calendula at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Special precautions
- Do not ingest or massage into sensitive mucous membranes.
- Do not massage into recent caesarean scars (wait until they have completely healed before using this complex).
- Keep out of reach of children.
- The low essential oil content and careful choice of essential oils ensure total safety for both baby and mother-to-be.
"With 100% organic* vegetable oils: Sweet almond, Sunflower, Coconut, Cranberry, Rose hip
+ 100% organic* essential oil: Rosewood".
*Organically grown ingredients (Certisys BE-BIO-01) - ECOGARANTIE ® certified in compliance with ECOGARANTIE specifications (CERTISYS).
Prevent stretch marks
To avoid stretch marks, remember to maintain the skin's elasticity, so it doesn't crack and leave purple welts. To achieve this, moisturizing is essential on the areas where stretch marks are most common: buttocks, stomach, chest, thighs and hips.
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