Skin Firming Cream-repost.

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Melissa P.

May 15, 2014

Melissa P.

So I posted this two days ago and nothing. I'm going shopping this weekend so only need help!

Roz X.

May 15, 2014

Roz X.

Excess skin is primarily an issue for those who have gained a great amount of weight. While age does play a factor in skin firmness, even the young can lose elasticity of the flesh once the skin has gone beyond a certain stage. This happens to younger women sometimes during pregnancy, for example.
There is no magic cream that's going to keep you firm after losing weight. Instead, feed your muscles with lean protein and incorporate strength training into your weight loss. This builds muscle and helps gain a more toned body. Moisturize to keep skin smooth and at it's best.

Roz X.

May 15, 2014

Roz X.

(There are collagen boosting creams...and so you may want to explore that...but they are pricey. They encourage plumping and firming of the flesh. They are not intended to firm skin loose beyond a certain point, however. If the weight loss is great, sometimes surgery is needed in extreme cases.) I'm sure you'll be fine. Build those muscles and good luck!

Melissa P.

May 15, 2014

Melissa P.

I have quite a bit of weight to lose so I will look into creams with collagen. I am making sure I don't just lose fat but gain muscle too. thank you!

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