Workout sessions, balanced eating, exercises at home… Caring for your skin takes motivation and a commitment to sticking with it. But you can also treat yourself while caring for those dimples! A herbal tea, a homemade massage oil, a relaxing session with the Cellublue Cupping Cup and a soothing bath: here are some gentle rituals to slip into your routine.
A herbal tea
Rather than reaching for far less wholesome drinks, turn to delicious herbal infusions! Simply steep 5 g of red vine and witch hazel in 250 ml of boiling water. These plants make a warm, fragrant drink to sip at your leisure between two pampering sessions.
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A pleasantly scented massage oil
To care for your skin, you can also perform targeted massages with the right oil, one that smells good too. You can prepare a specific blend to help make these massages all the more enjoyable.
To do so, mix 1 ml of cypress essential oil, 1.5 ml of lemongrass essential oil and 2.5 ml of cedarwood essential oil, along with 15 ml of calophyllum and argan vegetable oil. Apply 15 drops of this oil to the skin before massaging your dimpled areas.
Read also: Stubborn dimples: the cupping massage technique
Cellublue: a moment of pure relaxation
Now that you know how to make your own massage oil, why not use it with your Cellublue Cupping Cup? If you’d rather skip the DIY, we also have our own Anti-Cellulite Massage Oil. A massage session with this little blue cup should never feel like a chore — quite the opposite! After a few uses, once you’ve mastered the right technique, your daily massage will become a genuine moment of relaxation.
Simply choose a rich massage oil and be generous with the amount you apply to your skin. The cup should glide smoothly, with no need to press too hard. You can then use circular movements over the areas you want to focus on. So yes, you really can look after orange-peel skin while enjoying a cosy self-care moment at home!
A relaxing herbal bath
Nothing is simpler or more relaxing than running yourself a lovely bath! Gather 1 handful of bladderwrack, 1 handful of dandelion, 1 handful of chamomile and 1 handful of horsetail. Steep them in 2 litres of boiling water, strain, then add the mixture to your bathwater. Don’t forget to light a few candles!
You can also do your anti-cellulite massage in the shower with the anti-cellulite Shower Oil! Specially designed for use under water, the shower oil has a texture that cleanses the skin while helping the Cupping Cups and the Orange-Peel Massager glide effortlessly under the water!
The shower gel that cleanses and helps the suction cup glide, with a monoi scent
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