Where to apply stretch mark cream during pregnancy?

It is totally normal to feel anxious about all these bodily changes, dear, your feelings are completely valid. When you are ready, gently massage the cream on your belly, thighs, and breasts. It's also a sweet way to bond with your baby while soothing your skin.

Honestly, in my 3rd trimester, I just slather it everywhere I can still reach! My belly, sides, and thighs are the main targets. My husband has to help me put it on my back because bending is a distant memory now!

I am in my 5th month now and my belly is starting to itch so much! I've been putting it on my stomach and breasts, but are we supposed to put it on our lower back and thighs too? I get so anxious that I might miss a spot and get permanent marks.

You should cover your entire tummy, lower back, hips, and thighs. I did this daily during my pregnancy and it really helped with the dryness. But remember, some marks are just beautiful reminders of your journey, so don't stress too much about them.

Just target the high-stretch zones: stomach, breasts, hips, and outer thighs. I used a mix of bio-oil and a good cocoa butter cream twice a day. It's more about skin elasticity, so keep yourself hydrated from the inside too.

With twins, my belly was huge, so I literally had to bathe in cream! Put it on your belly, sides, breasts, and thighs. Honestly, double the babies meant double the stretching, but a good moisturizing routine really keeps the itchiness away.

Oh my god, I used to worry about this every single day! I read that you should apply it on your stomach, breasts, hips, thighs, and even the buttocks because skin stretches everywhere. I applied it three times a day because I was so paranoid about itching!

Apply it on your belly, sides, thighs, and hips because these areas stretch the most. Don't wait for the marks to appear, start applying it from the second trimester itself. And do it right after your bath when skin is still damp.