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FAQS

Here is a list of questions our customers ask us quite frequently. If there is anything we haven’t covered here please email us info@secretsaviours.com and we’ll get straight back to you.

Read our FAQs about  how Secret Saviours works, safety & exercising while using our stretch mark prevention system.   

All of our preventionwear is equally as effective and fits snugly around the area of your body you are trying to prevent getting stretch marks.

If you are only interested in preventing stretch marks on your bump then we suggest you buy a Bump Band or Full- Briefs – both are just as effective, however we have had feedback from customers telling us that those with hour glass or pear shaped figures find Full-Briefs suit them better and those with an apple or rectangular figure tend to prefer our Band.

If you want to prevent stretch marks on your bottom and legs too, then try our Shorties or Leggings. And our Bra has been designed to prevent stretch marks on your boobs.

You can find out more here: https://secretsaviours.com/collections/the-stretch-mark-prevention-collection

We estimate that with daily use they will last approximately 80 washes or 3-4 months. 

We can reassure you that the preventionwear will not harm the baby. The level of compression is minimal to the inside of the abdomen as the baby 'swims' in amniotic fluid - water (in effect) is not at all compressible, so baby will have just as much 'room' to move around, with or without a band present.

The stretch mark preventionwear should fit snugly over your bump and the special pads should leave an impression on your skin - this means it’s working!

It’s never too late to start using the products and preventing the stretch marks from escalating, even if you’re in your last few weeks of pregnancy. There is a very good chance that Secret Saviours 3-step system will stop them from forming further.

You certainly can! It’s similar to using a supportive sports bra or leggings. It’ll also help reduce strain on your lower back and post-exercise fatigue may be more tolerable.

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