Stretch Marks & Cellulite: skincare that fits
Stretch marks and dimpled cellulite are common after pregnancy, weight changes or growth spurts, and many shoppers want skin that looks smoother and feels firmer.
6 products · 5 brands · from 229 EGP
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Hayah Laboratories Bodyam Stretch Marks Cream 200g | Deep Moisturizing & Skin Elasticity – Hayah Laboratories325 EGP
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sanosan Sanosan Stretch Mark Cream 175ml – Intensive Skin Care for Elasticity During and After Pregnancy512 EGPSave 27 EGP
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Hefny Pharma Group (HPG) Grapexon Gel 100g | Skin Firming Gel for Stretch Marks & Cellulite |350 EGP
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sanosan Sanosan Stretch Mark Cream 175ml – Intensive Skin Care for Elasticity During and After Pregnancy512 EGPSave 27 EGP
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Hefny Pharma Group (HPG) Grapexon Gel 100g | Skin Firming Gel for Stretch Marks & Cellulite |350 EGP
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sanosan Sanosan Stretch Mark Cream 175ml – Intensive Skin Care for Elasticity During and After Pregnancy512 EGPSave 27 EGP
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Hayah Laboratories Bodyam Stretch Marks Cream 200g | Deep Moisturizing & Skin Elasticity – Hayah Laboratories325 EGP
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Stretch marks and dimpled cellulite are common after pregnancy, weight changes or growth spurts, and many shoppers want skin that looks smoother and feels firmer. The shelf has six topical options: targeted creams and a gel from Grapexon, Bodyam and Sanosan (229–512 EGP), plus MOIST-1 Body Milk for everyday hydration. Creams suit dry skin and massage, the gel feels lighter, and the body milk covers large areas. All aim to improve appearance and elasticity, not remove marks.
How to choose
- Pick a targeted cream or gel for specific areas; use body milk for all-over daily moisture.
- Cream suits dry skin and longer massage; Grapexon Gel feels lighter and absorbs faster in hot weather.
- Compare size against price: Bodyam comes in 200g/200ml, Grapexon in 100g, Sanosan in 175ml.
- Consistent twice-daily use with massage for weeks matters more than switching products often.
- Pregnant, breastfeeding or sensitive skin? Check ingredients and ask the pharmacist or your doctor first.
Frequently asked questions
Will these creams remove stretch marks completely?
No topical product can promise complete removal. These creams and gels may help hydrate skin, support elasticity and improve how marks look with regular use. Newer pinkish marks sometimes show a more visible change than older pale ones, and results vary from person to person.
Which product suits cellulite best?
Grapexon Gel (350 EGP) is positioned for firming and the look of stretch marks and cellulite, while Bodyam Firming Cream (229 EGP) focuses on elasticity and a firmer feel. Circular massage during application, physical activity and good hydration complement either one. Unsure which to pick? Ask the pharmacist.
Can I use them during pregnancy, and who should avoid them?
Sanosan Stretch Mark Cream is marketed for skin care during and after pregnancy, but it's still wise to check with your obstetrician before starting any new product. Avoid applying on broken or inflamed skin, patch-test if you have allergies, and stop if redness or itching appears, then ask the pharmacist.
How long before I notice a difference?
There's no fixed timeline. Most people need several weeks of regular, twice-daily use before noticing changes in skin texture or appearance. Consistency, massage and ongoing moisturising tend to matter more than the specific product, and realistic expectations help avoid disappointment.
Can I combine a targeted cream with body milk, and how do I order?
Yes. Use the targeted cream or gel on specific areas and MOIST-1 Body Milk (295 EGP) for the rest of your body. Orders can be paid cash on delivery, with delivery in 12–72 hours depending on your area. For questions on layering or quantity, ask the pharmacist.
General information, not medical advice. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your own case.










