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Mama Mio - Tummy Rub Stretch Mark Oil | 
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| Brand: Mama Mio
Category: Health And Beauty
Buy New: $34.95
New (2) from $34.95
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 3652
Ingredients: With Essential Fatty Acids (Omegas 3, 6 & 9) and Vitamin E found in Sweet Almond Oil, Borage Oil, Wheatgerm Oil, Rosehip Seed Oil. Scented with Gravida - a blend of ten pregnancy-specific and safe oils. All Mama Mio products are paraben, petrolatum and sodium laureth sulfate free.
EAN: 5060102600107
ASIN: B000OZF8W6
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| • | With nourishing oils to increase skin elasticity, moisturise away itchiness & prevent stretch marks | | • | Every ingredient has a distinct moisturising purpose and is laden with Essential Fatty Acids | | • | Pregnancy & Birth Magazine Awards Winner 2006 - Best Pampering Product | | • | All Mama Mio products are colorant, paraben, petrolatum and sodium laureth sulfate free. Clinically tested and safety tested. | | • | "The proof is in the pudding - zero stretch marks" Dana Wood, Cookie Magazine |
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Product Description
Mama Mio Tummy Rub Stretch Mark Oil (120ml/4.1 US fl.oz) is a super nourishing blend of the richest and most healing oils available. It absorbs quickly, leaving your skin feeling soft and nourished but not at all greasy. It super-hydrates your taut tummy to add elasticity, sparing you itchy belly syndrome and helping you win the battle against stretch marks. We offer an oil alongside our Tummy Rub Stretch Mark Butter as your skin naturally produces oil and therefore it is easily recognised and used. Every ingredient in Tummy Rub Stretch Mark Oil has a distinct moisturising purpose and is laden with Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs) Omegas 3, 6 & 9. Combined with our Gravida fragrance it is a tremendous stretch mark fighter. The decision between Tummy Rub Stretch Mark Oil and Stretch Mark Butter is entirely yours. Do you prefer an oil or a cream they are both equally powerful at fighting stretch marks. For mega-tummies (does it feel like twins?) try layering Tummy Rub Stretch Mark Oil first and Tummy Rub Stretch Mark Butter second. With this dynamic duo in place, stretch marks wouldnt dare!
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| Customer Reviews:
OBSESSED! November 6, 2008
Elizabeth Guilfoyle (Vermont)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was Obsessed with this oil while I was pregnant! I started using it around 3 months and kept with it everyday until my son was born (and a bit beyond). It smells great, is made from wonderful ingredients, feels amazing on your skin, and best of all...no stretch marks! I thought I would be prone to them, since I have others on my hips and thighs from teenage years, but not a one appeared during pregnancy. It is a bit pricey, but a little goes a long way. I applied very liberally, 1-2 times a day and used almost 2 bottles.
Smells good and absorbs quickly! November 30, 2007
G. Kellett (Los Angeles, CA United States)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I recieved this in a gift basket. I also received the Mustela Stretch Mark Double Action Cream. Both smell nice but I love the Mama Mio. I actually loved the smell so much I bought the mini's to take to the hospital with me when I go. So far no stretch marks...just a pretty soft belly.
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