Definitely! It will soothe the pain and cool down you skim if you just got it done.
Yes you can but dont use too much on it.
The best cream for dissipating stretch marks are ones that have cocoa butter or shea butter. The best brand according to reviews is Mustela Stretch Marks Double Action Cream.
get sum zit cream or boil cream it will help and use cocoa butter it will get rid of ant scarring
According to eHow website the benefits of cocoa butter cream include the following; 1. As main ingredient of a lotion cocoa is known to remove stretch mark. 2. It is also use for treating conditions such as eczema and dermatitis. And 3. It can help to alliviate asthma symptoms by rejuvinating muscles in the bronchial tubes.
NEVER use vaseline on fresh ink, petrolium jelly withdraws tattoo ink, makes your tattoo patchy, and will hurt like HELL! Any creams that aren't petrolium based are good to use! A good recommendation is Bepanthem (nappy rash cream, ideal for healing skin), or palmer's cocoa butter with Vitamin E works just as well and smells awesome!
You can use cocoa butter to tan but it may cause your to burn rather than tan. Cocoa butter can be applied to the skin just as any other lotion can when you are using it for tanning or sunbathing.
As cocoa butter may leave a infection it is slim. It does help it from scarring though.
It may not be bruises but discoloration of the skin. Cocoa butter cream will lighten up the dark spots if you use it on a regular basis.
YES,you can use coaco butter on a naval peircing.
Many people use cocoa butter to make their stretch marks disappear or at least less visible.
NEVER use vaseline on fresh ink, petrolium jelly withdraws tattoo ink, makes your tattoo patchy, and will hurt like HELL! Any creams that aren't petrolium based are good to use! A good recommendation is Bepanthem (nappy rash cream, ideal for healing skin), or palmer's cocoa butter with Vitamin E works just as well and smells awesome!
Use cocoa butter formula massage cream for stretch marks. Its helps anything, even stretch marks during and after preganancy.
milk and butter