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Bio-Oil Skincare Oil is clinically proven to effectively reduce the appearance of scars and stretch marks.  It is also effective for ageing and dehydrated skin

The success of these clinical trials has earned widespread trust and is the reason why gynaecologists, dermatologists, pharmacists, mid-wives and millions of women all over the world recommend Bio-Oil Skincare Oil to care for their skin from the early stages of pregnancy to after childbirth.

Bio-Oil Skincare Oil as it is safe to use during pregnancy and is gentle enough to be massage on both face and body, to moisturise and soothe your skin

Scars
Scars are an integral part of the healing process and result from an over-production of collagen at the wound site. Scars go through numerous changes as they mature, but they are permanent in nature. Bio‑Oil is formulated to help improve the appearance of scars, but it can never remove them.

Bio‑Oil should be massaged in a circular motion into the scar, twice daily, for a minimum of 3 months. On new scars, Bio‑Oil should be applied only once the wound has healed, and should not be used on broken skin.

Results will vary from individual to individual.

Stretch Marks
When the body expands faster than the covering skin, the skin tears, forming a scar as it heals. These scars are visible on the surface of the skin as stretch marks.

The likelihood of developing stretch marks varies according to skin type, race, age, diet and hydration of the skin. Those most prone to stretch marks include pregnant women, body builders, adolescents undergoing sudden growth spurts and individuals who experience rapid weight gain.

Stretch marks are permanent in nature, and although Bio‑Oil is formulated to help improve their appearance, it can never remove them.

Bio‑Oil should be massaged in a circular motion into the stretch marks, twice daily, for a minimum of 3 months. During pregnancy, it should be applied from the start of the second trimester to areas that are prone to stretch marks such as the abdomen, breasts, lower back, hips, buttocks and thighs.

Results will vary from individual to individual.

Uneven skin tones
When the body expands faster than the covering skin, the skin tears, forming a scar as it heals. These scars are visible on the surface of the skin as stretch marks.

The likelihood of developing stretch marks varies according to skin type, race, age, diet and hydration of the skin. Those most prone to stretch marks include preg