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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'm a pharmacist, stretch marks aren't inherited, they're preventable.

0:04Most stretch mark creams don't work because they sit on your skin surface.

0:07But stretch marks form in the dermis, the second layer of the skin.

0:12If your product can't penetrate that deep, it's useless.

0:15Your mom got stretch marks because low molecular weight formulations didn't exist yet.

0:20Palmer's, bio oil, cocoa butter, they're all high molecular weight formulas that physically cannot reach the dermis.

0:27But this True Belly serum is formulated with centella asiatica, the only ingredient clinically proven to prevent stretch marks.

0:35And low molecular hyaluronic acid that acts as a penetration enhancer.

0:40The hyaluronic acid carries the centella through the epidermis into the dermis where stretch marks actually form.

0:46I've been recommending this product to all of my patients.

0:50Last patient, her mom's belly was covered in stretch marks.

0:53She used True Belly serum twice daily for week ten.

0:57Delivered at 39 weeks, no stretch marks.

1:00It works at the dermal level where stretch marks actually happen.

1:03Contains AAD recommended ingredients.

1:07It's pregnancy safe.

1:08Another patient, mom, sister and grandmother.

1:11All have severe marks.

1:13She applied morning and night from the first trimester.

1:17Delivered at 40 weeks with two faint lines.

1:20That is it.

1:21I've seen these results with my own patients.

1:25But don't think that stretch marks are purely genetic.

1:28If you don't believe me, there's a 100-day money back guarantee.

1:31Start using this morning and night today.

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0:00POV: Pharmacist advice on stretchmarks

0:00I'm a pharmacist

0:01stretch marks

0:02aren't inherited

0:03they're preventable

0:04most stretch

0:05mark creams don't work because they sit on your skin surface.

0:07surface

0:08but

0:09stretch marks form in the dermis the second layer of the skin

0:12if your product can't penetrate that deep it's useless.

0:15stretch marks

0:16Your mom got stretch marks because low molecular weight formulations didn't exist yet

0:16Low-Molecular-Weight Formulations

0:16are skincare formulations made with very small (lightweight) molecules that are able to penetrate beyond the skin's surface and reach deeper layers, such as the dermis.

0:20Palmer's

0:21Bio-Oil

0:22cocoa butter

0:23they're all high molecular weight formulas that physically cannot reach the dermis.

0:27but

0:28This True Belly Serum is formulated with centella asiatica

0:31the only ingredient clinically proven to prevent stretch marks.

0:32Researchers 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.

0:32Other ingredients may work. Researchers 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.

0:32When to seek a dermatologist's expertise

0:32Stretch 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.

0:32The in-office 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.

0:36and low molecular hyaluronic acid that acts as a penetration enhancer.

0:40The hyaluronic acid carries the centella through the epidermis into the dermis where stretch marks actually form.

0:47I've been recommending this product to all of my patients.

0:50Last patient, her mom's belly was covered in stretch marks.

0:53She used True Belly Serum twice daily for week ten.

0:57delivered at 39 weeks, no stretch marks.

0:59It works at the dermal level where stretch marks actually happen.

1:02contains AAD-recommended ingredients. It's pregnancy safe.

1:03AAD

1:03American Academy of Dermatology Association

1:07Another patient, mom, sister, and grandmother all have severe marks.

1:11She applied morning and night from the first trimester

1:13delivered at 40 weeks with two faint lines.

1:18That is it. I've seen these results with my own patients.

1:20But don't think that stretch marks are purely genetic.

1:24If you don't believe me, there's a 100-day money-back guarantee. Start using this morning and night today.

1:25Clean Ingredients

1:25Made in Indiana, USA

1:25Ships in 5-7 Days

1:25100-Day Happiness Guarantee

1:31not when you start today.

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0:00pharmacist intro and problem setup

The scene opens with a medium close-up of a female speaker, positioned centrally against a warm-toned bathroom background featuring a yellow wall and a white paneled door. She has light brown hair with blonde highlights, styled in soft waves, and is wearing a dark grey, textured cardigan over a white top. Her makeup is natural, and she has a nose piercing. Her expression is engaging and confident as she speaks directly to the camera, gesturing with both hands. Text overlays appear: 'POV: Pharmacist advice on stretchmarks' at the top, followed by 'I'm a pharmacist', 'stretch marks aren't inherited', and 'they're preventable'. Simultaneously, an image appears below her, displaying a split screen of two pregnant bellies: 'Before' shows a belly with visible stretch marks, and 'After' shows a smoother belly. The image then transitions to a close-up of a pregnant belly, with hands gently applying a white cream from a jar. The lighting is bright and even, likely from an overhead source, casting minimal shadows. The dominant colors are the yellow of the wall, the speaker's grey cardigan, and the warm skin tones.

0:08stretch mark science explanation

The female speaker remains in a medium close-up, centered in the frame, maintaining direct eye contact with the camera. The background of the yellow wall and white door is consistent. Her expression is serious and informative as she explains complex concepts, occasionally gesturing with her hands. Text overlays appear: 'but stretch marks form in the dermis layer of the skin' followed by 'if your product can't penetrate that deep it's useless'. Below her, two scientific diagrams illustrate the layers of skin. The first shows a pregnant belly with a cross-section of skin, labeling 'stretch mark' and 'good skin' alongside 'ruptured collagen and elastin'. The second diagram visually explains why surface-level creams are ineffective, showing a cream on the 'Epidermis (surface layer)' with an 'X' indicating it cannot reach the 'Dermis', where 'Stretch marks form here'. The overall lighting is bright and even. The color palette is dominated by the warm yellow and white of the background, contrasting with the detailed blues and reds of the diagrams.

0:15low molecular weight formulations intro

The female speaker is still featured in a medium close-up, with the same bathroom background and natural lighting. Her demeanor is focused as she continues to elaborate on stretch mark prevention. Text overlays pop up: 'Your mom got stretch marks because low molecular weight formulations didn't exist yet'. A graphic appears below her, titled 'Low-Molecular-Weight Formulations', featuring stylized molecules and a definition that highlights 'very small (lightweight) molecules that are able to penetrate beyond the skin’s surface and reach deeper layers, such as the dermis' in yellow and green text. This visual aid supports her spoken points, reinforcing the scientific explanation. The scene maintains a clean and informative aesthetic, with the speaker's gestures complementing the on-screen text and graphics.

0:20old vs new formulations

The female speaker maintains a central medium close-up, against the consistent yellow and white bathroom setting. She gestures emphatically with her hands as she discusses older product types. Text appears: 'Palmer's', 'Bio-Oil', 'Cocoa Butter', 'they're all high molecular weight formulas that physically cannot reach the dermis'. As she speaks, images of product packaging for 'Palmer's Tummy Butter Stretch Mark' and a generic Cocoa Butter product flash briefly. These are followed by an animated scientific diagram showing two different sized molecules (one small blue, one larger green) above several layers of skin, with an arrow indicating the large molecule cannot penetrate. This visual reinforces her point about ineffective formulations. The lighting remains bright, and her expression is firm, conveying her professional opinion.

0:27true belly serum ingredients and mechanism

The female speaker, still in a medium close-up, is now holding a small, clear dropper bottle with a white label, containing a light yellow serum. She gestures with the bottle as she explains its formulation. Text overlays appear: 'But this True Belly Serum is formulated with centella asiatica', followed by 'the only ingredient clinically proven to prevent stretch marks' and 'and low molecular weight hyaluronic acid that acts as a penetration enhancer'. Below her, an image shows a petri dish with a dropper bottle and fresh green leaves of centella asiatica. This then transitions to a cheerful animated graphic of a blue water droplet surrounded by bubbles, representing hyaluronic acid and its molecular structure. The speaker's tone is enthusiastic and confident as she highlights the product's advanced ingredients. The background and lighting remain consistent.

0:39hyaluronic acid delivery system

The female speaker maintains her position and framing, continuing to speak with conviction about the product. Text overlays indicate: 'The hyaluronic acid carries the centella through the epidermis into the dermis where stretch marks actually form'. A detailed animated scientific diagram takes prominence below her. This diagram illustrates skin layers (Epidermis, Dermis, Hypodermis) and shows hyaluronic acid molecules (depicted as blue spheres) acting as a 'delivery system', transporting 'Centella Asiatica Repair Support' (represented as smaller green spheres) through the epidermis and into the dermis. This visual clearly explains the product's deep penetration mechanism. The lighting is bright and consistent, and the speaker's gestures complement the visual explanation.

0:46first patient testimonial

The female speaker is still in a medium close-up, holding the dropper bottle of True Belly Serum. Her expression is confident and pleased as she presents real-world results. Text appears: 'I've been recommending this product to all of my patients'. Below her, a prominent 'Before and After' image shows two close-ups of a woman's belly. The 'Before' image displays numerous red stretch marks, while the 'After' image shows a significantly smoother belly with minimal to no visible stretch marks, highlighting the product's effectiveness. The background remains the same bathroom setting with bright, even lighting. The speaker gestures towards the product and the image, emphasizing the positive transformation.

0:50second patient testimonial

The female speaker remains centered in a medium close-up, continuing to hold the True Belly Serum bottle. She describes another success story with enthusiasm. Text overlays state: 'Last patient, her mom's belly was covered in stretch marks. She used True Belly Serum twice daily for week ten, delivered at 39 weeks'. Below her, a new 'Before and After' image is displayed. The 'Before' image shows a pregnant belly with very distinct, red, and numerous stretch marks, while the 'After' image showcases a smooth, unblemished pregnant belly. The visual contrast is stark, providing strong evidence for the product's efficacy. The background and lighting are consistent, keeping the focus on the speaker and the compelling visual proof.

0:57dermal level results reinforcement

The female speaker continues in a medium close-up, holding the True Belly Serum bottle. She reiterates the product's effectiveness with conviction. Text overlays convey: 'no stretch marks. It works at the dermal level where stretch marks actually happen'. A third 'Before and After' image is presented below her. The 'Before' shows a close-up of a belly with numerous red, prominent stretch marks. The 'After' image shows a smooth, clear belly, appearing completely free of stretch marks. The dramatic visual transformation serves as powerful proof. The consistent bright lighting and bathroom background maintain a professional yet personal setting for her presentation.

1:02pregnancy safe and recommended

The female speaker is still in a medium close-up, holding the True Belly Serum bottle prominently. Her expression is reassuring as she highlights the product's safety and endorsement. Text overlays appear: 'contains AAD-recommended ingredients' and 'it's pregnancy safe'. Below her, the logo for the 'American Academy of Dermatology Association' (AAD) is displayed, adding credibility to her claims. The speaker uses a slight nod and hand gestures to emphasize the importance of these points, particularly for her audience. The background remains the yellow wall and white door, with bright, even lighting.

1:07family history and patient results

The female speaker remains in a medium close-up, holding the True Belly Serum bottle, her expression earnest and empathetic. Text overlays appear: 'Another patient, mom, sister, and grandmother all have severe marks'. Below her, a series of images of pregnant bellies with varying degrees of stretch marks are shown, illustrating the genetic predisposition she mentions. These images transition from a pregnant belly with faint but widespread stretch marks, to one with red, inflamed marks, and then to a closer shot of an abdomen showing deep, purple-red stretch marks. She uses her hands to gesture, adding to the sincerity of her narrative. The background, a yellow wall and white door, and the bright lighting are consistent.

1:14final patient success

The female speaker is still in a medium close-up, holding the True Belly Serum bottle, and smiling broadly. Text overlays declare: 'she applied morning and night from the first trimester, delivered at 40 weeks with two faint lines. That is it. I've seen these results with my own patients'. Below her, the before and after visual returns, showing a pregnant belly with minimal, barely visible stretch marks, demonstrating a highly successful outcome. The speaker's joyful and confident demeanor is palpable, emphasizing the product's profound impact. The background of the yellow wall and white door, with bright lighting, remains constant, providing a clean frame for the positive results.

1:20addressing genetic misconception

The female speaker remains in a medium close-up, holding the True Belly Serum bottle, with a thoughtful expression. Text overlay appears: 'but don't think that stretch marks are purely genetic'. She uses a subtle head shake and hand gesture to emphasize her point, challenging a common belief. The background is the familiar yellow wall and white door, with bright, even lighting. This scene serves to debunk a misconception and further position the product as a viable solution beyond genetic predispositions.

1:24call to action and guarantee

The scene continues with the female speaker in a medium close-up, confidently holding up the True Belly Serum bottle towards the camera. Her expression is bright and inviting as she issues a direct call to action. Text overlays include: 'If you don't believe me, there's a 100-day money-back guarantee. Start using this morning and night today. Not when you start today'. Below her, a graphic prominently displays product benefits: 'Clean Ingredients', 'Made in Indiana, USA', 'Ships in 5-7 Days', and '100-Day Happiness Guarantee' (highlighted in orange). She gestures emphatically, encouraging immediate purchase and use. The background remains the consistent bathroom setting with bright, clean lighting. The scene ends on a high-energy, persuasive note.

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