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“Post-baby” tummy skin: what actually helped one mum of two
By Hannah WellsHealth & Lifestyle · Updated this week
After two pregnancies, the skin below the belly button often stays soft and finely wrinkled.
The number on the scale went back to normal. The skin on her stomach did not.
After two pregnancies, the skin below her belly button stayed soft, loose and finely wrinkled — the kind of “crepey” texture that creams kept promising to fix and never did.
“It’s the first thing that made my tummy skin feel like mine again.” — mum of two
What finally moved the needle wasn’t another cream. It was order: rolling to stimulate, firming to tighten, then smoothing — the Korean Method a nurse made popular.
She gave it about five minutes an evening. By week three the skin looked tighter and held together better under her clothes — the first thing, she says, that made her tummy feel like hers again.
The story thousands of women are copying — read the full 5-minute Korean Method routine →See exactly how it works, step by step, in the full story.