Lazale Cream review what it can do for stretch marks.

What

Body cream, 150 ml pump bottle

Who it’s for

Women and men – after pregnancy, weight changes or muscle gain

Key ingredients

Guarana, soy and moroheiya extracts, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, urea, liquorice, chamomile

Also contains

Menthol, capsicum extract, glycolic acid, fragrance and wheat protein

Free from

Hormones

How to use

Massage in with circular movements, morning and night

Tolerance

Dermatest® rates skin tolerance as “very good” (10/2023)

Where to buy

From the brand’s own shop: [lazale.com](https://lazale.com/en/

What is Lazale?

Lazale is a single product: a cream made for the areas where stretch marks appear – tummy, hips, bottom, thighs, chest and upper arms. The large pump bottle is designed so you can apply it generously twice a day without measuring.

Many stretch mark classics are simply oils. Lazale takes a different route and combines several caring actives in one cream. And it’s explicitly not just for pregnancy: men get stretch marks too – for example after rapid muscle gain or weight changes.

What’s inside

The full list is public. If you have sensitive skin or allergies, you’ll also find menthol and capsicum extract in it (both can give a slight cooling or warming sensation), glycolic acid, fragrance and wheat protein. Hormone-free.

What a cream can do – and what it can’t

Stretch marks form when skin stretches faster than the connective tissue can keep up – during pregnancy, puberty, weight gain or muscle building. When fresh, they’re reddish to purple; over time, they fade to pale, fine lines. They’re fine scars, which is why no cream can remove them.

What good care can do: visibly soften fresh stretch marks and make skin look more supple and even. Fresh, reddish marks usually respond better than old, white ones. For prevention, the evidence is thin: a Cochrane review of six studies with 800 pregnant women found no clear evidence that creams prevent pregnancy stretch marks. Laser or microneedling at a dermatology clinic go further.

How to use Lazale

Our experience in the salon

Stretch marks aren’t a typical salon topic – and yet we’re asked about them often, especially by new mums and clients who train a lot. Our team has used and tested Lazale in the salon ourselves. What convinces us is the formula with several caring actives instead of just oil, and that the cream is designed for both women and men.

Lazale during pregnancy and breastfeeding

Many people start caring for their skin during pregnancy. Because Lazale contains menthol, capsicum extract, glycolic acid, essential oils and fragrance, please talk to your midwife or doctor first if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding – and don’t apply it to your breasts while breastfeeding. For fresh stretch marks after giving birth, Lazale is our recommendation. What else makes sense during pregnancy, you’ll find in What helps with pregnancy stretch marks?

What’s proven – and what isn’t

• Proven: the full ingredient list is public; guarana is second on it.
• Proven: Dermatest® rates skin tolerance as “very good” (10/2023). That’s a tolerance test, not proof of effectiveness.
• Manufacturer claim: soy and moroheiya for more elasticity – no study data on this has been published.
• Not published: a study with the finished cream. The brand gives no usage period for its before-and-after photos.
• In general: there are few good studies on stretch mark creams overall – including for the big-name brands.

Lazale compared

You’ll find the full comparison in What really works on stretch marks?. For everyday body care, it’s also worth a look at our body oil and body butter top picks.

Our verdict

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Our test winner

Lazale Stretch Mark Cream

Six caring actives in a cream rather than just oil, a large pump bottle for large areas, for women and men: Lazale is our test winner. You’ll achieve the most on fresh stretch marks – so start early, morning and night. Prices and delivery on lazale.com.

What we like

• Several caring actives in one cream
• Large pump bottle for large areas
• For women and men, hormone-free
• Skin tolerance “very good” according to Dermatest®

Keep in mind

• Contains menthol, capsicum, fragrance and wheat protein
• No study with the finished cream published

Visit Lazale

We’re stylists, not doctors. Information from Lazale, Dermatest®, manufacturers and published studies, as of October 2026. Our team has used Lazale ourselves in the salon. Cosmetics are not medicines; results vary from person to person.