Mederma Reviews
Stretch Mark Cream Reviews — By adminMederma has some effects on old and new scars resulting from, surgery, injury burns, acne, and stretch marks. It has been reported that these scars appear softer and smoother. Ingediants include Water (Purified), Peg-4, Allium Cepa (Onion) Bulb Extract, Xanthan Gum, Allantoin, Fragrance, Methylparaben, Sorbic Acid.
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I started having stretch marks at the end of my pregnancy and a friend recommended mederma. It really works, but I heard the results are better if you use it right at the beginning of getting your stretch marks or scars.
Today will be my first time trying Mederma. I hope it works.
Today is my first too i heard it works GREAT!
My friend said this helped her’s a little. I tried it but didn’t notice huge results, but I wasn’t applying it twice a day as directed!
omg it is so itchy!!! i’m having twins and my doc told me this cream was one of the safe ones to use while pregnant… so far it made my stretch marks lighter a little bit, but i have just a couple of weeks using it. it is so itchy though, i can barely stand it… i’m not allergic or anything, no redness or swelling… just so much damn itch…
I’ve been using Mederma creams for a while now and they’ve done the most for me as far as reducing my stretch marks. Thanks for the quality review!
THIS WILL BE BOTH A VERY POSITIVE & A LESS THAN ATTRACTIVE TESTIMONY IN WHICH I WILL SHOW THE REALITY AND BOTH SIDES OF THE COIN:
I started using Mederma about a month ago. So, far it appears to be working! I’ve noticed a change within 1-2 weeks which I’m pleased with. The deep scars around my chin and mouth are taking longer, but they do appear to be softening up a bit.
My skin, where the scars are, does feel softer and smoother, but I am wondering what would happen if I stopped using it. It’s pretty expensive. However, since I am only using it once a day, instead of 3-4 times a day it may last for 2-4 months, instead of just one month) In other words, are the present effects that I see now from using the cream/gel permanent or temporary?
I don’t think so, because I missed one day and the next day the scars didn’t look as smooth and soft, but we will see. I’m willing to keep trying it. I’ll try to give everyone an update later on.
I have bad acne scars all over my face from popping my pimples when I was a teenager. I am now in my 50’s.
If I put it on more than once a day or rub it into the skin really hard it itches badly. The aloe vera and allatoin (both natural skin soothers) should keep the itching down, but they don’t.
However, there is always a solution to every problem. Here’s the trick…..if your skin itches then only barely “rub” it in “gently” like the directions say. The other trick is to only put it on once a day, instead of an extra 2-3 times if your skin itches.
I believe the itching is either caused by the onion working which is a good thing and/or the methylparaben preservatives which is not a good thing for humans. Parabens are used in many of our products today. We are getting too much of it. However, since the methylparaben is one of the last ingredients on the ingredient list it’s not very much. There is more aloe vera leaf juice and onion extract than preservatives on the ingredient list. I just wish they would use a safe preservative instead of parabens. There are always healthier, safer alternatives.
For me, I only put in on at night before I go to sleep, but I put pure (no preservatives) organic aloe vera juide/gel with no preservatives(from Aubry brand – you can buy his at Whole Foods Market or other health food stores) before I put the Mederma on. Aloe Vera soothes and softens the skin well.
I’ve noticed that if I put it on during the day my skin flacks and itches badly, plus I don’t like the way my make-up looks (cakey) when I put it on over the Merderma.
My best advice is just to experiement with what works for your skin. Thanks Mederma! Also, call their 1-888# (1-888-925-8989). Perhaps they can give you sojme suggestions and tell you more. I haven’t been in their web site yet, but I would like to see some independent research to gauge safety and long-term effects, etc. Hope I helped!