Cellulite
Do You Have A Beauty Flaw That You Embrace?
When I look at Jessica Alba I don't see any flaws whatsoever, but in the latest issue of Self Magazine, the lovely Latina reveals that she embraces her stretch marks. What stretch marks I ask? I certainly can't see any!
Reader Review of the Day: L'Oréal Sublime Slim Tightening and Toning Treatment Gel
For all the highest rated products on our Product Reviews website, there are also plenty of beauty goods that haven't received the most wonderful of ratings. Take the L'Oréal Sublime Slim Tightening and Toning Treatment Gel ($12), for instance, which claims to both tighten and tone the skin around the abs. Here's what reader Jen4 had to say:
I do not like this product for two reasons.
Does This Cellulite-Busting Machine Really Work?
It's estimated that 80 to 85 percent of women are blessed with cellulite, including many of you FitSugar readers. That puckery skin on our legs, booty, belly, and arms is the reason many of us exercise and diet.
Unfortunately, lunges and healthy living don't always get rid of it, and for those who are really self-conscious, there's a new treatment known as SmoothShapes.
Do You Have Cellulite?
It's estimated that 80 percent of the female population has cellulite. While it's hard to embrace our dimply thighs, celeb trainer Jillian Michaels and starlet Kim Kardashian have both publicly admitted to having cellulite. During bikini season it's difficult to hide from the fact that most of us have some, but that also means it's not something we necessarily need to hide.
5 Things: Cellulite
Celeb trainer Jillian Michaels is no stranger to cellulite. And neither is starlet Kim Kardashian. In fact it is estimated that between 80 to 95 percent of women have cellulite somewhere on their body.
A Bit About the "Science" of Cellulite
Scientific American is reporting on "the science of beauty" this week. Yay! First up: A Q&A about cellulite that makes me want to tear my hair out.
Reader Review of the Day: Nivea Good-Bye Cellulite Gel
What's your take on the bevy of anticellulite creams available? I contend that none of them work, but recently Jessanne reviewed Nivea Good-Bye Cellulite Gel ($10). Did she love it or hate it?
Reality Check: Kelly Clarkson Says All Celebs Have Cellulite
Many women look up to female celebrities and are inspired to look as flawless and gorgeous as they do, but in a People magazine article, Kelly Clarkson reminds us that "No girl is perfect." The seasoned 26-year-old told a group of 20 preteens at a Dove-sponsored self-esteem workshop, "Just to let you know everyone in the magazines is Photoshopped! Beyoncé is one of the most beautiful girls in the world but she gets Photoshopped too.
Reality Check: Jennifer Aniston's Expensive Anti-cellulite Treatment
Along with the fountain of youth, I'm sure many of us are looking for a way to erase cellulite from our bodies. Realistically speaking though, since 95 percent of women have cellulite, most of us have come to terms with those little dimples on our backsides since creams and lotions don't really work.
There are many expensive anti-cellulite treatments at spas though.
What's Your Take on Cellulite Creams?
Almost every woman has cellulite, and since there's no way to eliminate it, I'm accepting my jiggle for what it is. But considering the wide variety of anticellulite products out there, someone's buying them.
I tried out Bliss's FatGirlSlim, with dismal results, but a friend of mine swears by a Borba firming cream.
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