SmoothRx Stretch Mark Removal Cream Continues To Receive Great Customer Reviews

Feb 9, 2017

Over the past month, SmoothRx has received four new five-star reviews from verified purchasers for the scar and stretch mark removal cream.

Miami, FL, United States - February 9, 2017 /PressCable/ —

SmoothRx is approaching the two-year anniversary since the launch of their best-selling scar and stretch mark removal cream. Since the release, the SmoothRx cream has become a best-seller on Amazon.com, the exclusive selling partner for the scar and stretch mark removal cream. Within the past month, SmoothRx has received four new five-star reviews from verified purchasers on their Amazon.com listing, which gives the company much to celebrate.

“This is definitely a time to celebrate for SmoothRx,” said company spokesperson Ashley Royal. “It is our two year anniversary. When we launched our scar and stretch mark removal cream, we knew we had a great product that worked, but could not predict how customers would react. Now we know! Our cream is a top seller for removal of scars and wounds. We continue to receive honest reviews from real customers, who tell us how much our scar and stretch mark removal cream has changed their lives. We are grateful for our customers and excited for many more years of helping people feel confident in their appearance.”

The SmoothRx scar and stretch mark removal cream is made of a unique formula of all-natural ingredients, including aloe, jojoba oil, cocoa butter, mango butter, rose hip seed oil, shea butter, orange oil and grapefruit seed extract. The ingredients combine to form a cream with a mild, natural smell that has fantastic moisturizing properties. This improves the elasticity in the skin, which can help prevent new scars and stretch marks from forming. In addition, the cream can help prevent fine lines, and treat things such as spider veins.

One of the new verified five-star reviewers this week wrote “My son has terrible stretch marks from growing too fast. He is embarrassed by them (of course), so I have been buying him creams to help them fade. So far nothing has really worked. He called me yesterday from college and said ‘mom, I think this cream is working.’ He is super psyched, and I am super relieved. I’m going to continue to buy this cream for how ever long we need it!”

This SmoothRx stretch mark removal cream is available for purchase on Amazon.com at the promotional price of $19.95 for a four-ounce bottle. SmoothRx offers a satisfaction guarantee on every purchase.

About SmoothRx: “SmoothRx makes premium scar creams for stretch mark removal, acne scar removal, fine line removal, spider vein removal, and general scar removal. Made in the United States, we only use premium natural ingredients such as orange oil, grapefruit seed extract, shea butter, cocoa butter, and more. We sell primarily on amazon.com and hope to improve the lives of those who are troubled with scars and other cosmetic hindrances.”

Contact Info:
Name: Ashley Royal
Email: [email protected]
Organization: SmoothRx
Address: 123 S.E. 3rd Ave #427, Miami, FL 33131, United States
Phone: +1-469-233-5857

For more information, please visit https://www.amazon.com/Best-Scar-Cream-Stretch-Removal/dp/B00RSN5N8G

Source: PressCable

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