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Do Cellulite Massages Work?

November 3, 2009 by KarlaSutton 1 Comment

Nearly every woman has been plagued with the appearance of cellulite that can appear on many parts of the body. Cellulite can occur through many parts of the body, including through the thighs, the buttocks and even through upper arms, stomach and breasts. Through the many places where cellulite can occur on the body, there are even more treatments that are being developed for the treatment of cellulite.

Although there are many invasive treatments that have been said to be effective in reducing the amount of cellulite within the body, there are other techniques, other non-invasive techniques that have been proven effective to reduce the appearance of cellulite within the skin. One of these non invasive therapeutic treatments include through the use of a specialized massage, which can apparently reduce the appearance of cellulite through the surface layer of the skin.

First, let’s determine the science behind the cellulite massage and how is supposed to be effective in reducing the amount of cellulite throughout the surface of the skin.

Cellulite massages last an average of thirty to forty five minutes and are meant to stimulate the inner layers of the skin. Through this stimulation, the blood flow to the area is increased and with the increase in blood flow comes and decrease in the appearance of the fat cells, which can cause a decreased appearance in the cellulite that has

There are many factors that can contribute to the cellulite being easily massaged from the skin. A diet that contains high levels of fat, as well as high levels of caffeine can cause cellulite massage to be less effective than those that avoid high fat foods and caffeine within the diet.

There are two types of cellulite massages that are available. The first type of common cellulite massage that can be completed is often completed in a salon, using topical creams that contain high levels of caffeine to increase blood flow to the targeted areas, and when combined with the massage and the stimulation of blood flow, it can be simple to decrease the appearance of cellulite within the skin.

The second type of cellulite massages are completed with the use of a cellulite massager. Through the cellulite massager, a type of machine which can be purchased in the beauty supply store, which can massage the skin and increase the blood flow through the skin. Once the increased blood flow has been established, the appearance of cellulite can be immediately reduced in the skin.

Of course, if you aren’t sold on the idea of getting a cellulite massage, you can read several cellulite cream reviews and find the best cellulite cream for your condition.

Filed Under: skincare Tagged With: cellulite massage therapy, cellulite massages

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  1. Bryan says

    January 20, 2010 at 1:37 am

    It really works! Cellulite is really bad to look at, it’s disgusting. Before my wife used to have it, but since she has been massaging it regularly it slowly vanished.

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