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Jergens® <span>Shea Butter</span> Skin Enriching Moisturizer

Jergens® Shea Butter
Skin Enriching Moisturizer

Let this luxurious lotion illuminate your body with a sheen that charms. Jergens® Shea Butter Skin Enriching Moisturizer penetrates skin to hydrate you to heaven. Blended with pure African Shea Butter, this rich mix of vital nutrients instantly relieves dryness, replenishes depleted moisture and boosts skin’s own moisture barrier.

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How It Works

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Why should I use Jergens® Shea Butter products if I am pregnant?

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The penetrating powers of pure African Shea Butter, found in Jergens® Shea Butter Skin Enriching Moisturizer and Skin Enriching Cream, work in two ways: as a preventive approach, to hydrate and elasticize your skin so that it can better accommodate dramatic physical changes, and as a restorative measure that helps by softening the appearance of stretch marks and scars that have already occurred.

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How soon should I use a Shea Butter product after I learn that I’m pregnant?

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As soon as you find out. Keeping skin moisturized and supple is the best approach to preventing stretch marks. Once your skin begins to change, Shea Butter, found in the new Jergens® Shea Butter collection will not only help soften the appearance of stretch marks and scarring, but can also help refine skin texture for a more even skin tone.

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How many times a day should I use Jergens® Shea Butter products on my skin if I’m pregnant?

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Pregnant women should apply Jergens® Shea Butter Skin Enriching Moisturizer or Skin Enriching Cream twice a day — once in the morning and once at night.

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Why do stretch marks form during pregnancy?

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Significant physical changes can cause skin to stretch. And during pregnancy, skin often stretches more quickly than the body is able to accommodate, causing visible stretch marks to form.

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Should I use oils or creams to help me avoid stretch marks?

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Oils and creams are both emollients that contain skin-softening agents to condition skin.

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What INGREDIENTS should I look for in a lotion or cream to use on stretch marks?

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Lipid-rich emollients, Shea Butter, and Vitamins A and E penetrate skin deeply to soften, hydrate and nourish it. With continued use, they will help create more flexible skin with better elasticity. This will leave skin in better condition to withstand the physical changes that lead to stretch marks.

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How is Shea Butter different from other natural INGREDIENTS found in skincare products for pregnant women?

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Vitamins A and E are well known to have an important role in skin health. Vitamin A helps build a strong and flexible dermis, while Vitamin E is well known for its antioxidant power and ability to soften skin. When these two vitamins are combined, as they are in the pure African Shea Butter, they are known to help prevent stretch mark formation. And experts say that using Shea Butter as a preventive measure is a much better approach than treating stretch marks after they’ve already developed.

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