Questions before checkout

It is a rich body cream made on a cocoa and shea butter base, packed in a 120g, four ounce white jar with a screw lid. You massage a thick layer over the belly, hips and chest where the skin stretches and feels tight, morning and night. It is a cosmetic cream made to keep stretching skin feeling soft and comfortable, not a medical treatment.

It is made for prenatal and postpartum skin, so it suits the growing bump and the months of recovery afterward. Massage it over the areas that feel tight as part of a daily routine. Because every pregnancy is different, it is a good idea to check with your doctor or midwife first if you have any concerns about using a new product.

Massage it into clean skin twice a day, morning and night, over the belly, hips and chest, the areas that feel most tight as they stretch. Working a rich layer in twice daily keeps the surface conditioned and comfortable, and the 120g jar holds enough cream to make that twice daily habit easy to keep up across the weeks.

No. The texture is rich and comforting but it absorbs into damp skin rather than leaving a heavy film. After a warm shower, work a layer into still damp skin and give it a moment, and you can pull on your clothes a few minutes later without it marking the fabric. A little massaged in goes a long way.

It is a cosmetic cream that keeps stretching skin feeling soft and supple. As the belly, hips and chest stretch, the skin pulls tight and can feel itchy, and a thick layer of the cocoa and shea butter cream massaged in helps the area feel comfortable and conditioned. It supports the look and feel of the skin and is not a medical treatment.

The cream comes in a 120g, four ounce white jar with a screw lid. That is enough to cover the growing areas twice a day across the weeks of pregnancy and on into the postpartum months. The jar sits easily on a bedside table or a bathroom shelf so it stays within reach for the morning and evening step.

Massage it over the areas that stretch and feel tight, mainly the belly, hips and chest, both during pregnancy and afterward. Scoop a little from the jar, warm it between your palms and work it in with slow circles where the skin feels tightest. Keep the same habit over the recovering areas in the postpartum months.

Keep the white jar closed with its screw lid when you are not using it, and store it away from direct heat and out of reach of children. Closing the lid fully between uses keeps the rich cream protected so it holds its texture. If you keep one jar by the bed and one in the bathroom, the twice daily step is easy to remember.