The Best Stretch Mark Products

Wednesday, June 18th

2025 Stretch Mark Product Reviews

H Stretch Marks

H-Stretch Marks is a gentle, natural oil, applied at least twice a day to stretch marks. You only need a couple of drops for each application, so you should get plenty of use out of your 1.12 fl. oz. bottle, and with consistent use, you'll see great results. The cost for H-Stretch Marks is $42.95 and it comes with a 90-day money-back guarantee. If you aren't satisfied even after consistent use, the company will refund your money completely. The makers of H-Stretch Marks, Healing Natural Oils, is a fabulous brand with high customer satisfaction and a big inventory of other incredible serums and creams to help with nearly any ailment you can think of. H-Stretch Marks is a safe, effective option for diminishing stretch marks, so they've easily earned our highest rating.

Basq Stretch Mark Butter

Basq Stretch Mark Butter is a great option for pregnant women who are looking to prevent or minimize stretch marks as their belly grows. The cream is safe for both pregnant and lactating women and is free of parabens, sulfates, phthalates, and mineral oil. This product comes with a 25% discount code, making it just $22.80 for a 5.5 oz jar. Customers have good things to say about the cream and say the scent isn't too overpowering if you don't mind the smell of roses. It isn't used as widely for dealing with existing stretch marks, so it's not our top choice for that. However, if you're needing a highly moisturizing lotion for your growing belly, this is a good option.

TriLASTIN-SR

TriLASTIN-SR Intensive Stretch Mark Cream is a powerful formula, especially when paired with TriLASTIN-HT Hydro Thermal Accelerator to open pores and more easily absorb the ingredients. It was made for pregnant mamas, so it is safe for those expecting babies and nursing as well. The cream is hypo-allergenic and unscented, so it won't bother those with sensitive noses. TriLASTIN says you should see results in as little as 3 weeks. A single tube is $60 and goes a long way, so it could last up to a couple of months if used carefully. Customers say this works well on even the oldest of stretch marks, so it's definitely worth a try and we've given it one of our best ratings.

StriVectin

StriVectin SD Advanced Plus Intensive Moisturizer for Wrinkles & Stretch Marks is a multi-use cream that customers report as highly effective. It uses a patented blend of ingredients to target fine lines, dryness, stretch marks, and wrinkles. The full ingredient list is pretty extensive, so we suggest reading through it before using if you're pregnant or nursing. The cost for a 4 fl. oz. tube is $92.44, which is a lot, but maybe not so much if it works as well as some people say that it does. This might not be in everyone's budget, but it could be a great solution for problem skin areas, so we've given StriVectin a good rating.

Advanced Clinicals Retinol Cream

Advanced Clinicals Retinol Cream is one product in a lineup of others that are meant to hydrate and revitalize dry and aging skin. It can be used anywhere on the body to reduce fine lines and wrinkles, mostly due to the retinol that's a main part of the ingredient list. You'll get a big 16 oz bottle for just $16.40, so it could last months if used sparingly. We like that this is a gentle formula without parabens, sulfates and fragrances that is made in the USA. Unfortunately, Advanced Clinicals Retinol Cream wasn't developed specifically for stretch marks and customers report that it isn't very effective for this, so it isn't our favorite product. But, for the price, it's good enough to earn a respectable rating here.

Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy

Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy is a topical cream that should work in as little as 4 weeks. For maximum effects, customers should use the cream twice daily for 12 weeks. One bottle is $21.99 with free shipping and a 25% off coupon. Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy was formulated to be safe for pregnant and nursing women, but the ingredient list is a lot longer than some of the highest-rated products in this review. The product is eligible for free returns, but only if it is unused and unopened. Overall, customers have mixed things to say about how well Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy works and quite a few people complained about the smell, so this isn't our top pick.

Stratamark

Stratamark Stretch Mark Gel was formulated by a Swiss Company named Stratpharma. The gel doesn't absorb into your skin, but rather targets the outer layer to prevent stretch marks and lighten ones that are already there. There are only three ingredients listed and it is said to be safe for people with all skin types and those who are pregnant and nursing. Unfortunately, you'll need multiple tubes and each one is $94. Since there aren't a lot of customer reviews (or any that are new), we can't justify purchasing this product. Because of this, Stratamark Stretch Mark Gel has earned a low rating.

Paula's Choice

Paula's Choice Retinol Skin-Smoothing Body Treatment is meant to hydrate and even out skin tones. While it wasn't meant for stretch marks specifically, it could at least be slightly beneficial in helping prevent them from appearing. Unfortunately, since it contains retinol, this isn't a safe option for anyone who is pregnant or nursing. On the flipside, anyone looking for a retinol lotion will find that this contains minimal amounts alongside a lot of other less helpful ingredients. Paula's Choice has a "D-” rating from the Better Business Bureau and we aren't confident that this product would do wonders for stretch marks, so you might be better off not buying it anytime soon.

Skinception

Skinception Intensive Stretch Mark Cream Therapy comes in a 4 fl. oz. jar that will last someone a few weeks at most. It is meant to reduce the appearance of stretch marks by up to 72.5%, which sounds amazing. However, it takes 8-12 weeks for visible results, but you can't get a refund on the product if it doesn't perform as hoped. A single jar is $49.95, which is pretty expensive if you consider having to buy one a month. We aren't confident that this is safe for pregnant or nursing women, and the company doesn't seem overly proud of their ingredients, so we have our reservations about this Skinception product. The only customer reviews available are from years ago and they're mixed, so we aren't thrilled with this product for stretch marks.

Lucent Skin

Lucent Skin Stretch Mark Prevention is a cream made by Lucent Skin (which sometimes goes by the name Revitol) with vague company information, a poorly designed website, and a lack of customer reviews. The size of the bottle isn't listed anywhere on the site and there is no transparent list of ingredients. The cost for Lucent Skin Stretch Mark Prevention is a whopping $59.95/bottle and this doesn't even include shipping. You could buy more bottles and get some for free, but we don't see any reason to do this, especially since their 90-day return policy only allows for unused, unopened bottles. Overall, we see tons of issues with this company and would not recommend spending any money here.