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There is a biological reason why "cocoa butter" doesn't stop stretch marks. 🧬 Stretch marks don't happen on the surface. They happen in the dermis—the middle layer of your skin. When your baby grows rapidly, your skin’s elastin fibers are stretched to their breaking point. If they snap, you get a mark. To actually prevent them, you don't need "grease." You need deep cellular support. We broke down the science of how to keep your elastin intact during the 2nd and 3rd trimester. Read the guide: The Science of Elastin & Prevention. 👇

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0:00I spent $65 on Palmer's Bio-Oil and Bird's Bees my first pregnancy,

0:06and still got stretch marks.

0:10But this pregnancy, I spent $47 on this Eight Sheep Organics True Belly Serum.

0:16And look at the difference.

0:19So it turns out the reason I got covered in stretch marks my first pregnancy is because of those cheap drugstore creams that literally do nothing.

0:29I mean, they just sit on your skin.

0:30But that's what I found this True Belly Serum that has had such a big effect on me because it actually penetrates to where stretch marks form.

0:37It has Centella asiatica, which is the only ingredient officially proven by the American Academy of Dermatology to prevent stretch marks, plus triple hyaluronic acid that carries it deep into your skin.

0:49And I love that it's just so easy.

0:51It's just twice a day after you shower and my skin feels stronger and more elastic than honestly it did even before pregnancy.

0:57I want to say this is just good genetics, but it's not.

1:01I mean, my mom has had stretch marks, my sister has stretch marks, and I even had them my first pregnancy using Palmer's.

1:07So this is my reminder for you budget conscious mamas, sometimes spending a bit more up front saves you money and heartbreak later.

1:14I mean, I don't even want to think about where I'd be if I had bought Palmer's again instead of True Belly Serum 40 weeks ago.

1:20So ladies, if you're comparing prices, compare results.

1:24I promise you will not be sorry.

1:27And Eight Sheep has a 100-day money back guarantee.

1:31So there's literally no risk.

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0:00POV: The Best Way to Spend $47 to Get Rid of Stretch Marks

0:00I spent $65

0:00PALMER'S TUMMY BUTTER STRETCH MARKS

0:00on Palmer's

0:00Bio-Oil Skincare Oil

0:00Bio-Oil

0:00BURT'S BEES Mama Belly Butter

0:00and Burt's Bees

0:00my first pregnancy

0:00and still got stretch marks

0:00Image of belly with stretch marks

0:00but this pregnancy

0:00I spent $47

0:00on this 8 Sheep Organics True Belly Serum

0:00and look at the difference

0:00Image of belly with stretch marks

0:00so it turns out the reason I got covered in stretch marks my first pregnancy

0:00is because of those cheap drugstore creams that literally do nothing

0:00Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula

0:00Folk + Mom Stretch Mark Cream

0:00Bio-Oil Skincare Oil

0:00they just sit on your skin

0:00Most creams stay at the surface

0:00Epidermis (surface layer)

0:00Stretch marks form here (deep structural damage)

0:00Dermis

0:00Hypodermis (fatty layer)

0:00If a product can't reach the dermis, it can't fix stretch marks.

0:00But that's when I found this True Belly Serum that has had such a big effect on me

0:00actually penetrates to where stretch marks form

0:00Image of Centella Asiatica plant

0:00centella asiatica

0:00Researchers have discovered that many remedies said to prevent stretch marks don't actually work. In studies, neither almond oil, cocoa butter, olive oil, nor vitamin E prevented stretch marks.

0:00Researchers have found that products containing centella or hyaluronic acid may help prevent stretch marks. Centella is an herb, and our skin naturally contains hyaluronic acid.

0:00When to seek a dermatologist's expertise

0:00Stretch mark treatments that you can buy at a store or online can be expensive. If you find yourself spending a lot of time and money without getting any results, seeing a board-certified dermatologist can be helpful!

0:00The other procedures have proven more effective than the creams, lotions, and gels. Dermatologists can also tell you about any new product or procedure that may help.

0:00which is the only ingredient officially proven by the American Academy of Dermatology to prevent stretch marks.

0:00plus triple hyaluronic acid

0:00that carries it deep into your skin

0:00And I love that it's just so easy.

0:00a day

0:00after you shower

0:00and my skin feels stronger and more elastic than honestly it did even before pregnancy

0:00I want to say this is just good genetics but it's not.

0:00Image of stomach with stretch marks

0:00I mean my mom has had stretch marks, my sister has stretch marks

0:00Image of stomach with stretch marks

0:00PALMER'S TUMMY BUTTER STRETCH MARKS

0:00and I even had them my first pregnancy using Palmer's.

0:00so this is my reminder for you budget-conscious mamas

0:00Sometimes spending a bit more up front saves you money and heartbreak later.

0:008 SHEEP ORGANICS TRUE BELLY SERUM

0:00I mean I don't even want to think about where I'd be if I had bought Palmer's again instead of True Belly Serum 40 weeks ago.

0:00so ladies, if you're comparing prices,

0:00compare results

0:00I promise you will not be sorry.

0:00Worked Wonders!

0:00I tried many products before I decided on this one. It was easy to apply, absorbed quickly, and didn't leave me feeling greasy. I used it twice a day and I have zero stretch marks from pregnancy, and it kept my skin itch-free. I was thrilled with the results. You can't even tell I've had a baby

0:00Dawn, United States

0:00Clean Ingredients

0:00Made in Indiana, USA

0:00Ships in 5-7 Days

0:00100-Day Happiness Guarantee

0:00And 8 Sheep has a 100-day money-back guarantee.

0:00So there's literally no risk.

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0:00problem and solution intro

The scene opens with a medium shot of a visibly pregnant woman, likely of South Asian descent, with long dark wavy hair, wearing a casual dark brown t-shirt and matching pants. She is seated on the floor, facing the camera directly, with her pregnant belly exposed. Behind her, a minimalist white wall features a large, artificial olive tree with green leaves and dark berries, providing a touch of nature to the otherwise simple backdrop. The lighting is soft and even, suggesting indoor daylight. She speaks directly to the camera, gesturing with her hands and holding a small white dropper bottle filled with a light-colored liquid. Text overlays appear: 'POV: The Best Way to Spend $47 to Get Rid of Stretch Marks' at the top, followed by 'I spent $65' then 'on Palmer's', 'Bio-Oil', and 'Burt's Bees', with corresponding product images (Palmer's Tummy Butter, Bio-Oil Skincare Oil, Burt's Bees Belly Butter) briefly appearing and fading out. She continues to speak, adding 'my first pregnancy' and showing an image of a pregnant belly with stretch marks, then states 'and still got stretch marks'. She then shifts to 'but this pregnancy, I spent $47 on this 8 Sheep Organics True Belly Serum', holding up the product bottle she is carrying. Her facial expression shifts from a slightly frustrated look when discussing past failures to a confident smile when introducing the new product.

0:14belly close up

This brief scene provides a tight close-up shot of the pregnant woman's bare abdomen. Her left hand, wearing a silver ring on her ring finger, is gently caressing the lower part of her belly. The skin on her belly appears smooth and unblemished, contrasting sharply with the previous image of stretch marks. The lighting is soft and natural. The background is blurred, focusing all attention on her belly and hand. The woman is wearing dark brown or reddish-brown casual pants, matching the top from the previous scene, though only the top portion of the pants is visible around her navel. The shot emphasizes the texture and appearance of her skin.

0:15problem explanation

The pregnant woman is back in a medium shot, seated on the floor, speaking directly to the camera. Her large pregnant belly is exposed, and she wears a dark brown t-shirt and matching pants. Behind her, the artificial olive tree and white wall serve as the backdrop. The lighting remains soft and bright. As she speaks, an image of a pregnant belly with pronounced, reddish-purple stretch marks appears at the top left of the frame, serving as a 'before' comparison. Following this, three product images (Palmer's Tummy Butter, Fridababy Stretch Mark Cream, Bio-Oil Skincare Oil) appear side-by-side above her head. Finally, a scientific diagram showing layers of skin (Epidermis, Dermis, Hypodermis) with an arrow pointing to the Dermis labeled 'Stretch marks form here (deep dermal damage)' is overlaid. Text below the diagram states: 'If a product can't reach the dermis, it can't fix stretch marks.' She gestures with her hands as she explains why previous products failed, her expression serious and informative.

0:24serum application close up

The camera is positioned overhead, looking down at the pregnant woman's bare abdomen and hands. She is wearing dark brown, casual lounge pants that sit low on her hips, revealing her entire pregnant belly. With her right hand, she holds the small white dropper bottle, extracting a few drops of the light-colored serum onto the upper part of her belly, just below her navel. The droplets are visible as they land on her skin. Her left hand then gently begins to rub the serum into her skin, spreading it evenly across her belly. The lighting is bright and even, highlighting the texture of her skin and the product application. The background is a soft, light grey carpet, blurred to keep the focus on the product and application.

0:29animated penetration diagram

This scene features an animated scientific diagram that dominates the screen, illustrating the layers of skin and the penetration of a serum. The diagram shows the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis. A large drop of light blue, shimmering liquid, representing the serum, is shown landing on the skin's surface and then penetrating deep into the dermis layer. As it penetrates, small, sparkling light effects emanate from the point of entry. In the bottom right corner of the screen, the pregnant woman from previous scenes is visible in a small inset, holding the serum bottle and speaking, with her dark brown top and exposed belly. The background of the diagram is a soft, light blue gradient. Text overlay appears at the bottom, stating 'to where stretch marks form'.

0:31ingredient proof centella

The scene returns to a medium shot of the pregnant woman, seated on the floor with her exposed belly, wearing a dark brown top and matching pants, in front of the white wall and artificial olive tree. She holds the white dropper bottle in her right hand and speaks directly to the camera with an enthusiastic and knowledgeable expression. An image of vibrant green Centella Asiatica leaves, round and lush, appears at the top left of the frame. This is quickly replaced by a block of scientific-looking text. The text highlights a specific sentence: 'Researchers have found that products containing centella or hyaluronic acid may help prevent stretch marks.' She gestures with her free hand, emphasizing her points. The overall lighting is bright and even.

0:39ingredient proof hyaluronic acid

This scene combines the pregnant woman speaking in a medium shot with a dynamic animated diagram. The woman, still seated with her exposed belly, wearing a dark brown top, occupies the lower right portion of the screen. She holds the serum bottle and gestures with her hands. The main focus is an animated 3D diagram of skin layers, similar to an earlier scene, but this time featuring numerous small, shimmering, translucent spheres representing hyaluronic acid molecules. These spheres are shown penetrating from the surface of the skin (epidermis) deep into the dermis and hypodermis layers, with red arrows visually indicating their downward movement and deep absorption. The background of the diagram is a clean, light grey. She speaks about the benefits of triple hyaluronic acid. The overall lighting is bright and clean.

0:44ease of use statement

The scene reverts to a medium shot of the pregnant woman, seated on the floor in her dark brown top and matching pants, with her exposed belly. She faces the camera, holding the white dropper bottle in her right hand. The artificial olive tree and white wall provide a familiar, bright backdrop. She smiles and gestures with both hands as she speaks, conveying a sense of ease and satisfaction. The lighting is soft and natural. Her expression is genuinely happy as she talks about the simple application of the product. The overall mood is positive and encouraging.

0:47serum application demonstration

This overhead shot focuses entirely on the pregnant woman's bare abdomen and hands. She is seated on a light grey carpet, with her dark brown lounge pants visible around her hips. With her right hand, she holds the small white dropper bottle, carefully dispensing drops of the light-colored serum directly onto her belly, creating small streaks of liquid. Her left hand then moves to gently massage the serum into her skin, spreading it in circular motions across her entire visible belly area. The lighting is bright and even, allowing for clear visibility of the product texture and application. The shot emphasizes the simplicity and directness of the application process.

0:53genetics and past experience

The scene returns to a medium shot of the pregnant woman, seated on the floor with her exposed belly, wearing a dark brown top and matching pants. She holds the white dropper bottle and speaks directly to the camera, gesturing with her hands. The familiar white wall and artificial olive tree are in the background. As she talks about genetics, two different images of pregnant bellies with significant stretch marks appear briefly, illustrating her point about family history. She then mentions her first pregnancy and 'Palmer's', with a product image (Palmer's Tummy Butter) briefly appearing. Her expression is animated and emphasizes her personal journey and the comparison of products. The lighting is bright and consistent.

1:04budget conscious advice

The pregnant woman is in a medium shot, seated on the floor with her exposed belly, wearing a dark brown top and matching pants. She holds the white dropper bottle in her right hand and points her left index finger upwards, then downwards, as she addresses the 'budget-conscious mamas'. Her expression is empathetic yet firm, advising viewers on smart spending. The backdrop of the white wall and olive tree remains consistent. The lighting is soft and even. She maintains direct eye contact with the camera, emphasizing the importance of her message. The text overlay reads 'sometimes spending a bit more up front saves you money and heartbreak later'.

1:10product close up testimonial

This scene features a tight close-up on the white dropper bottle of '8 SHEEP ORGANICS TRUE BELLY SERUM', held by a hand. The bottle is positioned prominently in the center-left of the frame, showing its label and the creamy-yellow liquid inside. In the bottom right corner, the pregnant woman is visible in a small inset, speaking and gesturing with her hands. The background behind the bottle is a blurred, light-colored wall with some shadow play, while the inset shows the familiar white wall and olive tree behind the woman. She speaks passionately about her relief and positive experience with the serum. The lighting is focused on the product, making it appear radiant.

1:16compare results call to action

The scene shows the pregnant woman in a medium shot, seated on the floor. She holds the white dropper bottle in her left hand and, with her right hand, she mimics dropping the serum back into the bottle, smiling brightly and looking directly at the camera. Her expression is happy and inviting. The familiar white wall and artificial olive tree are in the background. She encourages viewers to compare results, not just prices. The lighting is soft and highlights her confident smile. The text overlay prompts: 'So ladies, if you're comparing prices, compare results'.

1:19positive outcome visual

The scene transitions to a side-angle medium shot of the pregnant woman, standing in a bedroom. She wears a relaxed-fit, short-sleeved white top with black trim and matching white lounge pants, with her large pregnant belly fully exposed. She gently caresses her belly with both hands and smiles broadly at the camera. The background shows a neatly made bed with blue bedding on the left, and a white dresser with a black television and a framed artwork on the wall above it, reading 'AS FOR ME AND MY HOUSE, WE SERVE THE LORD. JOSHUA 24:15'. The lighting is soft and inviting, giving the scene a warm and personal feel. Her happy and content expression reinforces the positive message about the product's effectiveness.

1:21testimonial and guarantee

The scene returns to the pregnant woman in a medium shot, seated on the floor with her exposed belly, wearing a dark brown top and matching pants. She holds the white dropper bottle in her right hand and gestures with her left hand as she speaks directly to the camera. The white wall and artificial olive tree are in the background. A large text overlay appears, showcasing a customer testimonial: 'Worked Wonders! I tried many products before I decided on this one. It was easy to apply, absorbed quickly, and didn't leave me feeling greasy. I used it twice a day and I have zero stretch marks from pregnancy, and it kept my skin itch-free. I was thrilled with the results. You can't even tell I've had a baby. Dawn, United States'. Below the testimonial, a graphic displays product benefits: 'Clean Ingredients', 'Made in Indiana, USA', 'Ships in 5-7 Days', and an orange-highlighted '100-Day Happiness Guarantee'. She emphasizes the money-back guarantee, reassuring viewers there's 'literally no risk'. Her expression is confident and persuasive. The lighting is bright and clear.

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