Seattle, WA -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/10/2014 -- Beauty Product Warnings, one of the web's top sources for information and safety alerts regarding a wide variety of cosmetic products, announced the release of a new report on the TriLastin-SR stretch mark treatment system. Like other Beauty Product Warnings reports, the new article is characterized by both in-depth investigation and an informal, accessible tone that makes it easy and enjoyable to read. The new Beauty Product Warnings TriLastin review is therefore likely to be of great usefulness to a wide variety of people who would like to reduce the appearance of their stretch marks.

"After analyzing all of the available reports and collecting our own data and perspectives," Beauty Product Warnings representative Simon Hendricks said, "we are proud to release our long-awaited review of the TriLastin SR stretch mark cream. This was our most challenging project yet, and we think our readers are really going to benefit from the work we put into this." Stretch marks develop when an underlying layer of the skin called the dermis develops tears as it is rapidly stretched. Most marks will improve to a degree on their own, but the body's natural healing is often cosmetically unsatisfactory to those who experience them, especially after particularly dramatic events like pregnancy or rapid weight gain.

The common wisdom has traditionally been that only surgical techniques could offer much in the way of hope of reducing the appearance of stretch marks further after the body's own healing processes had exhausted their potential. That has changed in recent years, as products like Trilastin-SR have begun to offer hope to many women and men that simple, over-the-counter creams could grant affordable, convenient relief, instead of their being forced to resort to expensive surgeries.

The comprehensive new Beauty Product Warnings investigation into the potential of Trilastin-SR therefore makes for an important contribution to the body of knowledge available online concerning such options. The report begins with a brief overview of what stretch marks are and how they develop, as well as a preliminary summary of how Trilastin-SR is designed to repair them.

The report also includes an analysis of the many existing reviews of the product that are already available, with this summary helping to bring readers up to speed with the results that have made Trilastin-SR such a popular topic of conversation recently. The new article culminates with the results of Beauty Product Warnings' own probes into the merits of the product, including a look at the several forms in which it is available, from a preventative formulation designed for use during maternity to a high-strength version meant for treating the toughest cases and offering the quickest relief.

Like all of Beauty Product Warnings' features, the new look at Trilastin-SR employs a light, conversational tone that makes it easy and enjoyable for readers to become more informed. In addition to covering specific beauty products like Trilastin-SR or LifeCell, Beauty Product Warnings also offers general-interest skin-care and beauty tips, as well as alerts as to beauty products that have proven to be dangerous or ineffective.

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