5 Stretch Mark Oils to Try on Your Pregnant Belly ASAP

By Kaity Velez

Learning to dress my unstoppable bump was a top priority for me when I was pregnant — and so was preventing stretch marks. Some people swear that whether you’ll get stretch marks (or not) when you’re pregnant is mostly up to genetics, but slathering on a safe and luxurious preventative can only help, right? I also found that putting on stretch mark oil daily gave me a moment to slow down to connect with my baby (and oddly, enough I still miss the smell and wore my belly oil way past  the newborn phase!). These belly oils are safe, luxurious, and will get the job done.

5 Stretch Mark Oils to Try on Your Pregnant Belly ASAP

  • Zoe Organics

    The mission behind Zoe Organics is  to celebrate and protect the lives of children, family, community, and planet. And the purpose of their belly oil is to fight stretch marks and scars by aiding in healthy skin cell regeneration and restoring skin’s elasticity. All things we can stand behind.

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    Photo: Zoe Organics

  • Basq NYC

    This award-winning oil is filled with all the good stuff: Omega-3s, antioxidants, and skin toners. It  goes on light and feels luxurious. 

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    Photo: Basq NYC

  • Mama Mio

    Mi amiga bought this oil for me when I was pregnant, and I never needed to use anything else. It smelled amazing and got my belly through pregnancy stretch mark- free!

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    Photo: Mama Mio

  • Coconut Oil

    We love beauty products that you can find en la cocina. Coconut oil is a packed with nutrients to keep those stretch marks away!

     

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    Photo: Amazon

  • Earth Mama Angel Baby

    This belly oil is muy bien for sensitive skin and sensitive noses (the scent is super mellow) -- perfect if you're suffering from morning sickness!

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    Photo: Earth Mama Angel Baby

Kaity Velez


Kaity Velez is the co-founder and editor of Well Rounded NY, a website dedicated to the in-the-know pregnant women and new moms of New York City. She's also a freelance writer who currently resides in Brooklyn with her fiancé and son. You can often track her down at her local pie shop writing, meeting local creatives, and trying not to eat too much pie.

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