Baths, definitely!

Dry skin brushing, designed to tone skin and move lymph.
Ozonated oilve oil, applied 1 - 3 times a day on the offending areas.

Importantly, A VERY GOOD REBUILDING DIET!
Your return to solid food is vital to the health of your body.
Check the skin on the back of your upper arm, is it smooth or rough. If rough, the skin is compromised, performing a process called keritanization. If this is the case, you need plenty of GOOD oils (oilve, coconut, butter, cod liver) and no bad ones (soy, canola, margarine, hydrogenated).

Along with iodine, vit C, zinc (zinc deficiency is especially indicated in stretch marks). Vits A, D, E (natural sources like cod liver oil and wheat germ oil), B vits. The major 'skin food' nutrients. Along with a clean liver and fresh made juices.

Good luck!

Hi Molly, I know this message is old but I was wondering if you could give me some more information on these baths? I would like to know how much of each to use and how long to stay in the bath. Also, how long before I would notice any changes in my stretch marks? I've had mine for 25 years and I would still love to get rid of them.
Any help you can give me I would really appreciate.
Have a blessed day,
Sher

Hi Jordy , once a long time ago when I posted on my relationship with Self Realization Fellowship you asked me what I was doing now

I was never able to answer you due to "technical difficulties" I always remembered that

And I wanted to tell you
I Am doing Kundalini Yoga- not a religion
but a practice to anchor oneself in body while exploring the Soul Matter
SRF- meditation days only
Ecankar- just reading
Archetypes- Jung, and others more current
Symbols- as they relate to our archetypal nature-that is universal nature
The Cosmos as it pertains to creation
Words as they pertain to creation
alignment as it pertians to all of the above

I bet you don't even remember

S