Showing posts with label cellulite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cellulite. Show all posts

Friday, July 9, 2010

Slimdown by Going NUDE!



Oh, yes, I'm serious!

Now, those of you following ftlob (For the Love of Beauty ... ahem) for some time might recall that I've brought your attention to this product before.  I happen to believe in it and have experienced first-hand the power of its effective results.  NUDE's Smoothing Body Refiner acts like no other skincare product I've tried for smoothing, firming and visibly reducing the appearance of cellulite.  Why?  Here's the skinny (pun fully intended):



It's formulated to promote natural weight loss and reduce the appearance of cellulite by breaking down fat cells beneath the skin and safely metabolizing them.

The gel cream increases and stimulates localized circulation helping to remove fat cells and toxins for visibly smoother, firmer skin.

It accomplishes this through the use of active ingredients:
  • Organic Mountain Ash and Bioactive Fig extract: Efficacy tested to show a lipolytic effect, a reduction of adipocyte sizes, and an anti-dimple effect for smooth, firm skin.
  • Ginger Extract: Has antioxidant and toning properties while also activating micro-circulation.
  • Organic Cupuacu: A butter that has anti-inflammatory and moisturizing properties.

In a 3-month clinical trial, 100% of participants lost an average of 6.13 pounds with twice daily application.  On average, participants lost an inch from the waist, .9 inches from the hips and .8 inches from each thigh.

Now, as I said, I've actually seen real results using Smoothing Body Refiner; in fact more so than with any other anti-celullite, slimming/firming body product I've ever tried.  One way my body tells me this product is actually "doing something" is that when I use it, I frequent the ladies room considerably more often during the day without having necessarily had more water or liquids to drink. Yes, it's that noticeable to me that I'm actually including that effect in here despite embarassment on speaking of such things (hey, who needs to worry about self dignity when we're talking weight and cellulite loss, right...). My skin is visibly firmer, smoother, softer and generally more appealing - it really is.  I know this is only my experience with this product, but I tell you I have never had a more powerful and visibly pleasing body firming, anti-cellulite result from any product the way I have NUDE Smoothing Body Refiner.  I find it has a grassy-herbal scent characteristic of many bioactive skincare products. It's a fresh, earthy aroma. It truly is worth every penny.


Another aspect of using NUDE skincare that I absolutely adore is this brand is completely dedicated to being eco-friendly.  As the pioneer of pre and probiotics in anti-aging skincare, NUDE is sustainable, ethical, carbon neutral and never tests on animals.  The first premium skincare range to use PCR (post consumer regrind - fully recyclable) and is working to move its entire range to 100% PCR by the end of 2010.


One more reason to give this gorgeous product a try?  How about a two-for-one offer.  NUDE Smoothing Body Refiner retails for $70 a 200 ml bottle.  As an extra special Summer Slimdown offer, NUDE will give you another bottle of their Smoothing Body Refiner FREE when you enter code: SLIMDOWN at checkout.  The offer is good through the summer or until supply run out.  Purchase from NUDE online to get the special offer. 

NUDE skincare products are also available at Sephora and Barney's.


Saturday, February 20, 2010

Mia Tyler Touts Celluscience Anti-Cellulite Pill



It is estimated that more than 85% of women in the U.S. have cellulite. No big surprise there, and we know that even very thin people carry cellulite on their bones as well. Despite that recognition, woman continue to flock to quick-fixes or ven subject themselves to painful plastic surgery to rid (minimize really) their bodies of the "unsightly" dimpling.

Well, here's another option for you, promoted by none other than plus-size model Mia Tyler, daughter of famous Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler and sis to actress Liv. What's the scoop? Well, it's being described as a revolutionary new anti-cellulite dietary supplement clinically proven to help target the thighs, hips and gluteal area.

Santica Research Labs, LLC, a subsidiary of Italian multinational Medestea Internazionale, recently launched CelluScience Anti-Cellulite Beauté Intensive, which they report is the most scientifically advanced cellulite capsule now available in the U.S. Until recently, the supplement was only available for sale in Europe, where its formula won numerous awards.

“This unique supplement, made from carefully selected natural botanical extracts, targets the underlying factors that contribute to the development of cellulite,” says Eddie Catalfamo, Santica Research Labs President & CEO. “It is a common misunderstanding that only overweight women have cellulite, but, in fact, it is a common problem for thin people as well.”



CelluScience’s patented Vascolarys Complex™ proprietary blend includes fish oil, borage oil, grape seed extract, Ginkgo biloba, Gotu Kola Leaf and other natural ingredients. Unlike anti-cellulite creams and lotions applied topically to the skin, CelluScience works from the inside out in three ways:


It helps maintain strong micro-circulation
It helps promote healthy cell metabolism
It delivers potent anti-oxidants


Although at present there is no general agreement on the causes of cellulite, it is widely believed it occurs when blood vessels and connective tissue are weakened, allowing the buoyant fat cells to rise to the surface and become trapped in the skin’s dermal layer. Nice thought, huh folks.

Will you try this brand new to the US product?
Well, if you're interested (I hear LOTS of yes's in your minds out there), CelluScience Anti-Cellulite Beauté Intensive dietary supplement can be purchased at select GNC stores or online at www.gnc.com and www.celluscience.com. The new 15-day starter program of 45 gel capsules for $64.99 will be available at national retailers and drug chains starting in March 2010.