What is the cause of Stretch marks?
A. When the skin is stretched to the point of breaking down, similar to elastic losing its’ elasticity scar tissues not normal skin form to repair the damage and reconnect the broken skin tissues. Losing collagen and elastin in the skin causes not only stretch marks, but also loss of tone, fine lines and wrinkles. When there is a breakdown or loss of elastin and collagen fibers or excessive stretching in the skin, the marks actually show through to the epidermis (top layer of skin).
A. Stretch marks are caused when the skin is stretched to the point of breaking down, similar to elastic losing its’ elasticity. Losing collagen and elastin in the skin causes stretch marks, loss of tone, fine lines and wrinkles. When there is a breakdown or loss of elastin and collagen fibers or excessive stretching in the skin, the mark actually shows through to the epidermis (top layer of skin). BIOSKINCARE™ penetrates through the epidermis down into the dermis where its ingredients go to work repairing the damaged area. Our skin consists of three layers. The Epidermis – The top layer of the skin, locks in moisture and blocks toxins from entering the body. The Dermis – The second layer of the skin, (where stretch marks occur), is where our skin produces collagen and elastin fibers which give it a firmer and younger appearance. The Hypodermis – The third layer of skin, which is composed of fat and connective tissue.
A. Stretch marks are caused when the skin is stretched to the point of breaking down, similar to elastic losing its’ elasticity. Losing collagen and elastin in the skin causes stretch marks, loss of tone, fine lines and wrinkles. When there is a breakdown or loss of elastin and collagen fibers or excessive stretching in the skin, the mark actually shows through to the epidermis (top layer of skin). BIOSTRETCHMARKCREAM™ penetrates through the epidermis down into the dermis where its ingredients go to work repairing the damaged area. Our skin consists of three layers. The Epidermis – The top layer of the skin, locks in moisture and blocks toxins from entering the body. The Dermis – The second layer of the skin, (where stretch marks occur), is where our skin produces collagen and elastin fibers which give it a firmer and younger appearance. The Hypodermis – The third layer of skin, which is composed of fat and connective tissue.
