Help with bad cellulite on thighs.

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lianne C.

Jan 25, 2016

lianne C.

Please help hate the way they look is there anything.

Glem C.

Jan 25, 2016

Glem C.

Try reducing lil more weight
and body scrubs to reduce that cellulite
here are some homemade scrubs with 0 side effects and healthy skin
http://makeupandbeauty.com/6-homemade-anti-cellulite-body-scrubs/

Deborah S.

Jan 25, 2016

Deborah S.

My cellulite reduced noticeably when I started going to the gym everyday where I worked out my legs as part of my routine. even doing things like squads or lunges regularly at home should help. Make sure to know how to do them properly though, so many people do squads so it does more damage than good really, so be careful. along with that I used yves rocher action for defined thighs which is great. However keep in mind that all the products can only slightly reduce the appearance of cellulite on the surface but not actually get rid of it.

Nathalie C.

Jan 25, 2016

Nathalie C.

I agree with Deborah. There is no miracle unless you go for shock therapy at the derm, which I personally tried and didn't even work that well.
Cellulite is basically fat, you need to lose weight around thighs and the right way the reshape your body there is to work out.

Marleen B.

Jan 25, 2016

Marleen B.

Losing fat and toning your muscles will help. Cellulite is genetic, so there's only so much you can do. They say massage can help but I don't know if that's true. They also say to restrict your salt intake because water retention can make cellulite look worse. Also, self tanning will minimize the appearance of it.

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