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txgal81
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Fri May 03, 2013 8:23 am  |
Hello, ladies. I've been a lurker on this forum for quite some time, but have never posted because my main issue is stretch marks and, as we all know, there are not many methods that seem to make a difference. I've recently had some success with a new product, though and just wanted to share this with you guys since you've helped me so much over the years.
After watching a YouTube video, I decided to try out the product she mentioned and in two days, I'm seeing more progress than I have with years of dermarolling, copper peptides, strivectin, cocoa butter and everything else that was reported to help. The stretch marks are still there, but greatly reduced. I haven't experienced the rash that she mentions on the video, but I'm only on day two so I'll be sure to post updates.
Since this is my first time posting, I can't include a link, but just search YouTube for "oxygenated oil stretch marks" and you'll be able to find the video.
I picked mine up at a company called Pur03 because they have a version with lavender and when I was using copper peptides, I recall one of the products with lavender worked better than the normal one. I did speak with their Customer Service team and Toby suggested that Lavender may be a bit irritating for sensitive skin, but I don't have that issue so I went ahead and ordered the one with Lavender.
Have any of you ladies tried this as well? If so, what kind of results have you seen with more prolonged use? |
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Fri May 03, 2013 8:37 am |
O2 is definitely one of your friends.
Together with hydration.
I will keep an eye on this,since i am a firm believer,that results come when you put things that your body does really need.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6npduGOvj8U |
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txgal81
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Fri May 03, 2013 9:00 am |
| I forgot to mention I was exfoliating with Arcona's Pumpkin Lotion a few days before starting with the oxygenated oil so that probably helped as well. Hope this helps! |
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Fri May 03, 2013 2:06 pm |
O2 is marketing hype.. if u want to oxygenated your skin, u can use peroxide, which oxidizes skin and is not good cause it causes skin aging... our skin gets enough O2 from our blood.. n if oxygen was so good why would we need antioxidants!
btw, if u were to breathe in 100% O2 cabin, u ll die!
and panoslydios, pls dont take this personally... |
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Fri May 03, 2013 5:34 pm |
| daler wrote: |
O2 is marketing hype.. if u want to oxygenated your skin, u can use peroxide, which oxidizes skin and is not good cause it causes skin aging... our skin gets enough O2 from our blood.. n if oxygen was so good why would we need antioxidants!
btw, if u were to breathe in 100% O2 cabin, u ll die!
and panoslydios, pls dont take this personally... |
i was speaking about oxygenation generally.anyway... |
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txgal81
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Sat May 04, 2013 2:21 pm |
| As promised, I'm back to update on progress. It's day four with the oxygenated oil and the famous "ozone rash" has appeared now. Nothing unbearable, but just small red bumps that are a little itchy. I plan to discontinue the oil for a few days and switch back to the pumpkin lotion. Meanwhile, the stretch marks are still there, but smoother now. I'll keep you ladies posted. |
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RhiannonOHara
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Mon May 06, 2013 11:00 am |
Hi,
This sounds really good. I have a couple of stretch marks that I would like to get rid of or reduce. Can I double check that it is the: PURO3 OZONATED OLIVE OIL WITH LAVENDER please?
Thank you, Rhiannon x |
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Wed Feb 11, 2015 10:52 am |
Ozonated oils have done wonders for my scars.
With scar tissue I think oxidizing it is actually the key to eliminating the scar. The reasons scars don't heal is the circulation to that area is impaired and the body can't conduct the regular oxygenation of the tissue. Even healthy skin seems to benefit, which is why Madonna and other derms in NY are doing oxygen facials. It actually increases the skins natural antioxidant response through a hormetic stress response. |
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