Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
4.8 Stars (95 Reviews)
TriLASTIN Intensive Stretch Mark Cream
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$58.00 - Regular price
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$80.00 - Sale price
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$58.00
Promoting the natural regeneration of collagen and elastin, TriLASTIN-SR maintains hydration and supplies your skin with rich vitamins to help fade the appearance of stretch marks.
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Guarantees
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PREGNANCY SAFE
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STRETCH MARK FREE
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DERMATOLOGIST APPROVED
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CRUELTY FREE
FAQs
How long does 1 tube last?
Depending on the size of the treated area, a 5.5 oz. tube of TriLASTIN-SR will last approximately 4 to 6 weeks when used as directed.
What results can I expect by using TriLASTIN-SR?
"Regular use of TriLASTIN-SR will reduce the appearance of existing or new stretch marks in as little as 3 weeks. For best results, we recommend using the product for 90 days!
TriLASTIN-SR is formulated to:
- Provide visible reduction in the depth and length of stretch mark furrows
- Help firm and tighten loose, stretched skin
- Normalize tone and pigment discoloration Help maximize the skin’s elasticity
- Restore the skin’s natural smoothness and suppleness"
TriLASTIN-SR is formulated to:
- Provide visible reduction in the depth and length of stretch mark furrows
- Help firm and tighten loose, stretched skin
- Normalize tone and pigment discoloration Help maximize the skin’s elasticity
- Restore the skin’s natural smoothness and suppleness"
Is TriLASTIN-SR effective on all skin types and colors?
Yes! TriLASTIN-SR has been tested to be effective on all skin types and both light and dark complexions.
Does TriLASTIN-SR work on general and surgical scars?
Yes! Stretch marks are a type of dermal scar tissue. Just as the TriLASTIN-SR formula works to normalize the visible scarring, uneven texture and red or whitened tone associated with stretch marks, the formula works the same way for other types of scars.
Will TriLASTIN-SR work on old stretch marks?
Yes! While newer stretch marks tend to be red in color, older stretch marks tend to be silver/white, with less contrast to the surrounding skin. Accordingly, older stretch marks respond quite well as they blend more easily into the surrounding tissue during ongoing treatment.