Mama Mio Mama's Marks Cream

FORMULATED FOR MAMAS WITH FRESH STRETCH MARKS
Stretch marks, or what we like to call ‘mama marks’ are a result of stretched skin. Whether it’s during pregnancy, postpartum or beyond, stretch marks are very common and normal to experience. As the body grows in pregnancy, the connecting fibres in the dermis slowly stretch to accommodate a growing baby. Rapid growth can lead to sudden stretching of the connective tissue beyond the limits of elasticity. This causes the dermis to tear, allowing deeper layer of the skin to show through. The visible effects of are known as stretch marks and can be pink, brown, red or purple in appearance.

While we want all our mamas to feel confident and empowered by the incredible things our bodies can do, if you’re looking for a stretch mark treatment this is the one for you. Our clinically proven* Mama Marks Cream helps to reduce the appearance, improve the colour and texture of existing stretch marks. Formulated with highly effective peptides, fruit enzymes and nourishing oils, this powerful blend of actives work together on targeting stretch marks, supporting collagen production and help skin to appear brighter, balanced and healthy.

98% agreed that skin felt moisturised.*
83% agreed the appearance of stretch marks were transformed.*
85% agreed they felt more confident in their body.*
Clinically proven to reduce the visibility of stretch marks by 25%.**

• Suitable for pregnant women
• Certified Vegan and Cruelty-free
• Dermatologically tested
• 100% natural feel-good fragrance: invigorating blend of Orange, Bergamot, Mandarin, May Chang and Lime
• This packaging is 100% recyclable: tube and cap in your plastic bin and carton in your paper bin
• Made in England
• Treading gently on the planet to protect our future generations, we only ever use the best quality ingredients and source our packaging and materials sustainably and responsibly.


*Tested on 60 women with stretch marks, in a 12-week independent consumer trial.
** Based on a 12-week independent clinical trial of 20 women.