My skin actually feels different
I was skeptical at first, but after 3 weeks of daily use, the texture of my belly skin has genuinely changed. It's softer and the itchiness is completely gone. My OB-GYN at Apollo recommended this.

Pregnancy is the only time your skin is doing two full-time jobs at once. Nourish it well.
Pregnancy & postpartum skin under constant stretch
Rich, slow-melting butter that absorbs without residue
Supporting collagen and elastin with Ayurvedic herbs in our BCS
A nightly belly massage that becomes a small, predictable moment of calm. Think of it as a 3-minute check-in with your baby.
The goal is skin that feels nourished, not an airbrushed body. Marks may come—that's genetics. Comfort is something we can actually deliver.
Ashwagandha, Triphala, Tamanu, and 20+ botanicals arranged in our BCS so they spread evenly and sit comfortably on stretching skin.
Every ingredient is listed in plain language so you can show this page to your gynaecologist without hesitation.
We'd rather tell you what's realistic than make promises we can't keep.
After your evening shower or bath:
Scoop a small amount—about the size of a 2-rupee coin
Warm it between your palms (the butter melts with body heat)
Massage gently into belly, hips, thighs, breasts—anywhere skin is stretching
Take your time. This is your 3-minute check-in.
Most mothers start from the second trimester and continue until a few months postpartum. Your skin is working hard; this is a small way to thank it.
Most mothers begin in the 2nd trimester (around 12-14 weeks) when belly visibly grows. Continue until a few months after delivery.
We can't guarantee that—genetics play a significant role. What we promise: improved elasticity, reduced tightness, more comfortable stretching.
Yes. All ingredients are listed here. Show to your gynaecologist if you have concerns.
~6-8 weeks with daily use.
Yes. Just avoid applying directly on nipple area (use Nipple Care Butter for that).
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