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To prevent stretch marks in pregnancy, you should apply creams or fatty oils, which regenerate and revitalise the skin, as well as drinking plenty of liquids and eating foods rich in vitamin E and C.

Stretch marks usually appear from the 25th week of pregnancy, when the skin stretches more due to weight gain and the growth of the foetus. Stretch marks form mainly on the stomach, bust and buttocks.

These areas should be massaged regularly to prevent stretch marks, activate blood circulation and give the skin more elasticity. It is important that these massages are carried out once or twice a day. It is advisable to apply the cosmetic after showering, because at this time the pores are more dilated, so that when massaged the cosmetic penetrates better, giving better results.

Mossi contains a nourishing coconut butter cream which for 29 years has been recommended for a variety of cases, including the prevention of stretch marks. We have had excellent customer satisfaction experiences from professionals. It's one of the most famous creams here at Lp Cosmética, so let's say it's a relic because it was Mossi's first cream. Coconut is a tropical fruit from which oil is extracted that solidifies at room temperature into a butter. It contains a base of vitamins and is extremely moisturising, regenerating, healing, suitable for sensitive and reactive skin (including children's skin), for example it can be put on the baby's bottom so that the skin doesn't get burnt from the nappies.

The coconut butter cream is available in two sizes. For professionals we have the 500ml cabinet size and for professionals selling to the public we have the 100ml size.

Coconut butter cream should be applied when you know you're pregnant and continue even after giving birth and breastfeeding.

Stretch marks in pregnancy are a common occurrence, but with the right care, you can prevent them from appearing and treat those that have already appeared.

Mossi also takes care of those who want to be mums!