Stretch Marks? question.

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Cecilia C.

Jan 13, 2013

Cecilia C.

When I reached the end of puberty, I started noticing some stretch marks on the inside of my thighs. I didn't really gain a lot of weight. I gained some of course, but that's typical for most girls going through puberty. I always was ashamed of them and didn't know why I got them. But as I read some posts here on beautylish, I realized that the same has happened to a lot of other girls. Is it normal for girls to get them during/while ending puberty? What could I do to make them less noticeable?

Kaitlyn M.

Jan 14, 2013

Kaitlyn M.

I did. Not to get too personal but I got the on my boobs, inside of my thighs and kind of on my hips. The ones on the inside of my thighs are the worst and have stayed with me through the years but the others have gone away. Maybe yours will too :)

Kesh M.

Jan 14, 2013

Kesh M.

U can try biotin (the scar removing fluid) or Palmers for stretch marks 

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