Finest Fatty Tissue Reviews
Posted on | May 17, 2012 | No Comments
One of the most frequently searched phrases typed into a web browser by women around the world who are challenged and frustrated by cellulite is “best cellulite review” or “cellulite product reviews”.
Cellulite Reviews Can Be Deceiving
We know this because part of our writings and research focuses on what is going on in the mind of a woman in search of a cellulite solution and what information sources she is presented with while she is in that vulnerable, desperate and impressionable state of mind.
However, there is a significant problem when it comes to searching for legitimate and honest cellulite product reviews or a cellulite treatment review. It’s almost impossible for the average woman to sense the tricky clues which let her know if the reviews and ratings she is reading are fabricated, as in fake.
Here are 5 keys to help you tell if what you are reading is a sneaky hoax cleverly disguised as a cellulite product or treatment review:
5 Keys to Separate Cellulite Review Facts
from Fiction
1: If any review sounds “too good to be true” and totally positive, with no caveats or downside, then that should send up a red flag. When you see this run the other way or at least proceed with extreme caution.
2: If a specific review sounds like a miracle story and has links to the product or service location then it’s time to stop and take an objective look at the info. You’ll see this happen frequently in public forums on topics such as beauty, cosmetic surgery and women’s health/personal issues.
3: Vague, aloof and wishy-washy reviews or ratings which leave you wondering what the person is trying to say should make you wonder what their objective is. Especially when they finish with something like; “I am sure I’m going to see good results with this product.” This is common on book review sites, product review sections of company sites and auction sites.
4: Any review tied or linked directly to an intitial free trial offer of a cellulite product or treatment is a strong sign of a bad trap. The free trial involves you entering your credit card information for a “small processing or shipping fee”. However, what they don’t clearly state is in a month your credit card will be charged again for some unexpected amount and
Lumpy Skin Pre And Post Photos Via Nicki
Posted on | May 13, 2012 | No Comments
Genuine Cellulite Before and After Photos
True and Real Before and After photos of successful cellulite reduction are extremely hard to come by. This is true for several reasons:
1 – It is rare for any average woman to want to share photos of her private body areas.
2 – It is even harder to get a woman to include a photo of her face to go with the body photo; even after she was able to get rid of cellulite.
3 – The majority of photos on cellulite treatment related websites are doctored or photo-shopped in one or more ways.
Nonetheless, we were able to find one of the best cellulite before and after photo displays and an accompanying email regarding how she did it – and that she will be sharing updated photos as she continues to reverse the cause of her cellulite.
Here it is:
Hi Joey,
I have attached some pics of proof for you. The first 3 are photos I took 3 weeks ago before I started your program. The next 3 (black G-string) are photos I took today, just 3 weeks into the program.
I have been doing the program every other day for 3 weeks. I hope the pics show the dramatic changes that I am seeing in the mirror and feeling. I definately notice a difference in the shape and texture of my legs and my buns and thighs. I definately have less cellulite on my lower body.
Joey I really want to take this moment to thank you from the bottom of my heart. You have really opened my eyes. I now feel armed with all of the knowledge about cellulite and why I had it.
I am no longer going to be the woman sucked in by any gimmick or sales pitch relating to cellulite. It really amazes me how much BS there is about cellulite. It is so disgusting that so many companies prey on us vulnerable women to get us to buy their product, which THEY know themselves will NOT work.
I have been fighting the cellulite battle for as long as I can remember and you Joey have been the only person who has given me the right tools and information to win this battle.
I now know I will win the battle because in such a short time I am already experiencing changes in my lower body. My inner thighs are firmer and smaller, my bottom is lifting and so are my legs…..literally lifting, it is an amazing feeling. I am already fitting into clothes that I haven’t been able to for years, and all this is happening at the age of 41 and AFTER 2 children!
The odd thing is I have always been fit and healthy, going to the gym for the last 20 years, lifting weights and following gym programs; BUT I have had a more noticeable change in only 3 weeks with your program than I have ever seen with doing weights and machines for 20 odd years. It might sound crazy to some, but it’s true no matter which way you
Lumpy Skin Pre And Post Photos Via Nicki
Velashape: Lumpy And Bumpy Skin Power Of The Stars?
Posted on | May 12, 2012 | No Comments
Joining the list of cellulite treatments is Velashape.
This is the most recent “cure” for reduction of cellulite to hit the market and the talk show circuit.
While many famous Hollywood stars have publicly admitted to using and often “loving” the results of this deep tissue massage, the ultimate question still stands:
Do some of the marketing claims for elimination of cellulite stand up under scrutiny?
Does Velashape Live up to the Claims for
Cellulite Reduction?
What is Velashape?
Velashape uses the same deep tissue massage concept as Endermologie yet adds an element of heat through a combination of Bi-Polar Radiofrequency (RF) and Infrared Light Energy. It has been called “Endermologie with added oomph.” A body sock is not required during the treatment as in the older version of the deep tissue massager.
Advertising for this cellulite reduction method indicates that the device has a net result as follows:
– “Increases the metabolism of stored energy”
– “Increases lymphatic drainage”
– “Reduces or shrinks the size of the actual fat cells and fat chambers”
– “Gradual smoothing of skin’s surface with a noticeable reduction in cellulite”
– “Circumferential Reductions, with noticeable reshaping of the treated area”
What are the Benefits of Velashape?
Well, according to one website Velashape has the ability to enhance your body, improve your lifestyle and feel better about yourself. They go on to say that in as little as 4 treatments, you will look and feel more youthful.
Treatments seem to run upwards of $300 per session with multiple sessions required and monthly follow-ups. Celebrities with cellulite seem to have embraced the temporary benefits of this treatment. It’s reported that actress Jennifer Aniston paid about $2000 each month to keep her cellulite at bay while dating a younger John Mayer.
And, there was much fanfare when television beauty Kim Kardashian underwent Velashape procedures on both TV and YouTube; however, there was another perhaps more quiet reflection of her cellulite fight when the Orange County Register reported that the celebrity had abandoned her cellulite-fighting laser treatment after only one session.
They went on to report that “More recently she has focused on working out and trying to control her diet.”
As with its predecessor, Velashape claims to provide reduction of the appearance of cellulite. It also claims an overall reduction in the body’s circumference most notable in the butt and thighs. The amount of overall reduction has been reported as little as .4 inches (1 cm) to 2.8 inches (7.2 cm).
According to the FDA approval, the Velashape massager is approved to market itself for the following benefits:
* Relief of minor muscle aches and pain
* Relief of muscle spasm
* Temporary improvement of local blood circulation
* Temporary reduction in the appearance of cellulite
Velashape: Lumpy And Bumpy Skin Power Of The Stars?
Top Dimply Skin Creams And Anti-Cellulite Lotions
Posted on | May 10, 2012 | No Comments
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is by no means an endorsement or recommendation of any specific cellulite cream or anti-cellulite lotion listed below.
Nor is it an indication or hint that any cellulite cream of lotion will actually get rid of your cellulite.
Because they can’t and won’t, no matter what’s in them.
Twisted Claims and Strange Ingredients of
Cellulite Creams and Lotions
If you were to analyze all these cellulite products individually – you would find a bizarre array of ingredients ranging from horse-chestnut to dimethylaminoethanol to aminophylline (an asthma medication).
You would also see an assortment of claims ranging from “removes waste and toxins in the skin” to “speeds lipolysis of fat stores and tones skin as result”. Which might make you wonder “Which of these claims is actually tied to cellulite removal if they are all different?”
So, here are 22 of them; in no specific order:
The Top Selling Cellulite Creams and
Anti-Cellulite Lotions
1 – Revitol Cellulite Cream
2 – Bliss Fat Girl Sleep
3 – Clarins High Definition Body Lift
4 – Bliss Fat Girl Slim
5 – L’Occitane Almond Delightful Shape
6 – Cellex-C Body Smoothing Lotion
7 – Estée Lauder’s Body Performance Slim Shape + Anti-Cellulite/Anti-Fluid
8 – Nivea Good-bye Cellulite 30-Day Body Beauty Program
9 – Murad Firm and Tone Serum
10 – Tarte celluFIGHT
11 – Anushka Skinny Caffé Latte Body Créme
12 – Elizabeth Arden All Over Cellulite Skin Treatment
13 – Sisley Phyto Sculptural
14 – Decleor Aromessence Slendisium & Lift Cellulium Anti-Cellulite Slimming Gel
15 – Yves Saint Laurent Ligne Pure
16 – Procellix Cellulite Cream
17 – Trilastin System 2 for Cellulite
18 – BioLabs Anti-Cellulite Formula
19 – Dermitage Anti-Cellulite System
20 – Cellulean
21 – Adonia Leg Tone
22 – Dermology Cellulite Solution
I think you’ll agree – that’s a long list. But the crazy thing is this: There are many, many, MANY more I didn’t list.
Why So Many Cellulite Creams and
Anti-Cellulite Lotions?
So, Why are there so many?
Here’s the reason: Since none of them work, women keep trying the next one, and the next one, and the next one. All out of desperation, thinking “one of them has to work for me and get rid of the cellulite…”
Here is an eye-opening quote from an ABC News review on various cellulite treatments:
Professor of Plastic Surgery Exposes the Truth
“Women who believe that they can eliminate cellulite through creams are likely to be disappointed. So-called cellulite is the natural anatomic characteristic of many women’s thighs and buttocks, (especially women who have let their muscle structure become atrophied and saggy)” Brody said.
“It is unrelated to weight gain or body-fat loss, or the skin. There is absolutely no surgical or medical solution to women’s dislike of this bumpy and dimpled appearance except for the psychological self-deception of wanting to believe the ads and deceiving claims.” said Dr. Garry S. Brody, a professor of plastic surgery at the University of Southern California.
Some Women See Improvements, If They Eat
Right and Exercise While Using the Cream
Now, here is the sneakiest move of them all (besides the fake before and after photos) – some companies will sponsor studies where the users of the product are also “prescribed a healthy
Top Dimply Skin Creams And Anti-Cellulite Lotions