Free AU Shipping Over $100.

Pregnancy stretch mark creams & oils

Nourish changing skin through pregnancy and beyond with belly creams, body butters, balms and pregnancy oils. From lightweight oils for massage to rich creams for dry, tight-feeling skin, the range makes it easy to choose a texture that feels comforting as your body changes.

FREE GIFT

FREE Ethique Shampoo & Soap Saver Bag

Shop Now
PROMOTION

20% OFF Weleda

Shop Now
Showing 19 of 19 products found
6243
Pod Organics

Blue Tansy & Calendula Soothing Balm (60 g)

$39.95

6242
Pod Organics

Blue Tansy & Calendula Soothing Mama Balm (15 g)

$22.95

6241
Pod Organics

Blue Tansy & Rosehip Pregnancy Oil (100 ml)

$35.95

4160
The Physic Garden

Natural Belly Balm

From $16.95

See Options
7163
Pod Organics

Nipple Cream & Belly Butter (30 g)

$18.95

7165
Pod Organics

Postpartum Duo

$65.90

7166
Pod Organics

Pregnancy Essentials Bundle

$84.85

5049
Ethique

Solid Massage Love Baby Bar (100 g)

Now $19.96

On Sale 20% OFF
6527
Weleda

Stretch Mark Body Butter (150 ml)

Now $30.36

On Sale 20% OFF
4947
Noosa Basics

Stretch Mark Body Oil (100 ml)

$38.95

6528
Weleda

Stretch Mark Massage Oil (100 ml)

Now $25.56

On Sale 20% OFF
7162
Pod Organics

Vitamin A + E Stretch Mark Oil (120 ml)

$35.95

7161
Pod Organics

Vitamin C + E Magnesium Body Cream (150 ml)

$29.95

6008
Mama Body Tea

Belly Oil (125 ml)

Now $25.17

Out Of Stock
On Sale 30% OFF
6009
Mama Body Tea

Magnesium Spray (200 ml)

Now $25.17

Out Of Stock
On Sale 30% OFF
6587
On Sale 20% OFF

How to choose a pregnancy belly cream or oil

Choose by texture, scent and how your skin feels. A pregnancy oil spreads easily across the belly, hips and thighs and gives more slip for massage. A cream, butter or balm feels richer when skin is dry or tight. Choose a lightweight oil if you dislike a heavy finish, or a thicker balm or butter for lasting moisture.

For a light, fragrance-free option, Noosa Basics Stretch Mark Body Oil absorbs easily and is suitable during and after pregnancy. The Physic Garden Natural Belly Balm has a richer texture for targeted care, while Weleda Stretch Mark Body Butter combines the comfort of a butter with a fast-absorbing finish and a delicate floral scent.

Pregnancy oils, butters and balms

Weleda Stretch Mark Massage Oil is the fluid alternative to a body butter and gives you more slip for massage, with a delicate floral scent. Pod Organics Nipple Cream & Belly Butter is a richer, lanolin-free option for dry belly skin and nipples during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Oils suit massage, while creams, butters and balms are easy to concentrate on dry areas. To layer them, apply cream first and smooth a little oil over the top. Massage gently over the belly, hips and thighs, and continue after birth if your skin still needs moisture. Explore the wider Noosa Basics range for its Australian-made body care.

Belly Creams & Oils FAQs

Which is the best stretch mark cream for pregnancy: a cream, butter or balm?

For very dry or tight-feeling skin, a body butter or balm provides a richer layer of moisture. A lighter cream suits daytime or warm weather. If you prefer massage or dislike a heavier finish, choose a pregnancy oil.

Can regular use of a belly cream or oil help with stretch marks?

Yes. Belly creams and pregnancy oils are designed to keep skin moisturised and supple, support elasticity and help minimise the appearance of stretch marks. Weleda reports significantly reduced visibility after its Body Butter was applied twice daily for 12 weeks in an expert-scored test of 37 women. Use the formula consistently from the recommended stage of pregnancy and apply it to stretch-prone areas as directed. Individual results vary.

When should I start using a pregnancy belly cream or oil?

You can begin whenever your skin starts to feel dry, tight or in need of extra care; you do not need to wait until your bump reaches a certain size. Apply it regularly, particularly after a shower, and continue through pregnancy and postpartum for as long as you enjoy the added moisture.

Can I layer belly cream and pregnancy oil?

Yes. Apply the cream, butter or balm first, then smooth a small amount of oil over the top. Layering creates a richer finish, but it is optional. One well-chosen product is enough if you prefer a simpler routine.

Can I use belly cream on my breasts while breastfeeding?

Use an ordinary belly cream on the outer breast only and keep it away from the nipple unless it is specifically made for breastfeeding. Pod Organics Nipple Cream & Belly Butter is designed for dry nipples as well as belly skin and does not need to be removed before feeding. Apply it with clean hands and stop using it if irritation develops.