This might be a little random and maybe its just me. But everyday after I shower, I lotion up with Palmers Cocoa Butter, which supposed helps to reduce stretch marks later in pregnancy. At first, the smell was a little strong, but I just delt with it. Now I almost can't stand the smell of it, bleh! The smell gives me an instant headache!
Anyone else experience this or am I the only weird one?! ha.
Brantley Richard - Born October 28, 2013
Baby #2 due to arrive May 18, 2015
Re: Isn't Cocoa Butter supposed to smell good?!
Unfortunately Cocoa Butter does not reduce stretch marks, so if you don't like the smell pick a different lotion you like. Whether or not you get stretch marks is genetic. Good luck!
After almost 3 years of IF and a crazy roadside delivery, we are loving life with our second beautiful daughter!
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Surprise BFP 2-7-2013
Drink lots I water the key is to stay hydrated so when the skin does stretch it's not all dry. I know people say it doesn't work the coco butter but I'm sure it doesn't hurt
Real cocoa butter smells like chocolate and is actually really hard, there is no way you would be able to rub it on your skin. Most lotions use very small amount of cocoa butter and fragrance that isnt even close to cocoa butter....
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I hate every smell, even smells I use to like. I can't stand perfumes or lotions right now. I'm just hyper sensitive i guess, I hope it ends soon. I can hardly cook without getting sick and I love to cook.
I think I'm going to give Burts Bee "Mama Belly" lotion a try. Glad I'm not the only one who can't stand that smell!