Stretch Mark Oil

Stretch Mark Serum first, then Stretch Mark Cream, then Stretch Mark Oil, letting each one sink in before the next. The oil goes last because it adds a light layer that helps hold moisture in the skin and leaves it feeling soft. Do not mix it with the cream in your hand; spray it straight onto the skin.

It depends on what you want. To keep the skin on your bump, hips and breasts moisturised and supple as it stretches, start with Stretch Mark Cream. For newer marks that are still red, purple or brown, use the Serum and the Cream together, with the oil on top for extra moisture. For older marks that have turned white or silver, the Cream with the Oil keeps the skin soft and moisturised. Using two of the three is fine.

The Serum is the lightest and sinks in fastest; it contains niacinamide. The Cream is richer and keeps skin moisturised and comfortable for longer. The Oil works on the surface as a light layer that helps hold moisture in and soothes the feeling of dry, tight skin.

Immortelle oil, which conditions the skin and leaves it feeling soft. It comes from the immortelle flower, known as the everlasting flower because the bloom keeps its shape and golden colour after it is picked.

It is a two-phase formula, oil and water together, so it moisturises while feeling lighter and less sticky than a pure oil. That makes it more comfortable in hot, humid weather.

Straight away: skin feels moisturised and comfortable as soon as the oil has sunk in. In a 2026 consumer use test with 35 Mamas, 91% agreed it felt comfortable on the skin and 89% agreed their skin felt better hydrated and in better condition after use. For the look of stretch marks over time, pair it with the Serum and the Cream.

It is a moisturising oil, so you can use it at any stage: on skin that is starting to stretch, to keep it moisturised and supple, and on marks you already have, to keep the skin soft and comfortable.

Use it whenever your skin feels dry or tight, for instant comfort, and every day to keep the skin moisturised so it is less likely to feel dry and tight in the first place. In the 2026 consumer use test with 35 Mamas, 89% felt a soothing sensation as they applied it.

Yes, anywhere on the body, but keep it away from the eyes.

Only once the wound has fully closed; never on a wound that is open or still closing. After that, you can use it to moisturise the skin around the scar.

Yes, on skin that is dry and stretched, as often happens on the inner thighs in pregnancy. Keep it to the outer skin. If itching there comes with discharge or a rash, see a doctor.

Yes. It has been dermatologically tested. If your skin is very sensitive, try it on a small patch first.

No. You can stop using it at any time.

It has no added fragrance and no parabens. The soft floral, herbal scent comes from the plant oils themselves. Store it below 30°C, out of direct sunlight. If it is left somewhere warm, the scent can turn slightly more herbal; keeping it in the fridge helps protect the scent.

It holds 90 ml, and it should be used within 2 months of opening (PAO). Keep the bottle tightly closed and stored as directed.

From 15. Besides pregnant and breastfeeding mothers, anyone who wants to keep stretching skin moisturised can use it.