If you caught this week’s episode of How To Look Good Naked, it’s likely you’ll have already been out and bought the winning stretch mark treatment. For those of you who missed this week’s competition, the four products tested were Bio Oil (£8.95), Palmer’s Cocoa Butter (£4.99), Rodial Stretchmark Eraser (£78.00) and Stri-Vectin SD (£135).

Again, it was the cheapest product that came up trumps - Palmer’s Cocoa Butter at just £4.99 was voted the most effective ...

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