Solve your stretch
The stretch mark cream you've been dreaming of. Formulated in Japan by skincare experts with decade-long experiences.
Affordable solutions for everyday problems
Butterkynd is a solutions-focused skincare company that creates safe and kynd products for the face and body, with a special interest in sensitive skin and fringe problems.
S1 Stretch Mark Cream
Recommended for pregnant and postpartum women, teens undergoing puberty, those with existing stretch marks and anyone undergoing intensive weight loss.
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Kynd to skin
Made in Japan with the kyndest foods in nature, our proprietary blend of Shea Butter, Honey & Royal Jelly, Avocado, Oats, Calendula, Rooibos and Tsubaki.
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Light as a cloud
Our formulas are non-greasy, comfortable and guilt-free, so you never want to stop using it. No more staining clothes - it's one less worry in your laundry list.
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Safe for all
Not just for expecting mums, S1 Stretch Mark Cream is suitable for all ages, genders, ethnicities and skin types. Stretch marks don't discriminate - and neither do we.
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Why do the Japanese use Tsubaki Oil?
Discover the traditional beauty secret of geishas, who used it to make black hair appear shinier and healthier, take off theatrical makeup and moisturise eyelashes.
Why do the Japanese use Tsubaki Oil?
Discover the traditional beauty secret of geishas, who used it to make black hair appear shinier and healthier, take off theatrical makeup and moisturise eyelashes.
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Soothe your skin with oatmeal and calendula
What should you do when your skin is irritated and nothing seems to help? When this happens, consider products with soothing ingredients like colloidal oatmeal or calendula.
Soothe your skin with oatmeal and calendula
What should you do when your skin is irritated and nothing seems to help? When this happens, consider products with soothing ingredients like colloidal oatmeal or calendula.
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Which is the better butter?
Shea butter and cocoa butter are some of the most common ingredients found in stretch mark creams. However, which is the better butter for stretch marks?
Which is the better butter?
Shea butter and cocoa butter are some of the most common ingredients found in stretch mark creams. However, which is the better butter for stretch marks?
