The Cellublue Cupping Massager is a massage tool designed for the areas where cellulite and orange-peel skin tend to appear (thighs, buttocks, calves, hips, arms). Stretch marks, vein problems, damaged skin, pregnancy: here are the situations where you can use it, the ones where you should check with your doctor first, and the 4 key rules for using it properly.
The Cellublue Cupping Massager replicates the pinch-and-roll massage. It is designed for all women who want to look after their skin with regular massage.
To find out whether you can use the Cellublue Cupping Massager, answer the questions in this quick quiz.
I have stretch marks — can I use the Cellublue Cupping Massager?

If you have recent stretch marks (pink or purple), do not use the cupping massager. If your stretch marks are older (and have turned white), you can use the Cellublue Cupping Massager by avoiding the affected area during your massage sessions.
I have venous or circulatory issues, varicose veins or spider veins — can I use the Cellublue Cupping Massager?

If you have circulation problems, varicose veins and/or spider veins, we advise against using the Cellublue Cupping Massager without prior approval from your doctor.
I have skin concerns (allergies, wounds, burns, lesions, etc.) — can I use the Cellublue Cupping Massager?


The cupping tool that replicates pinching and rolling, 3 minutes per zone
- The professionals' technique, at home: you lift, glide, and release, and the tool grips the skin fold like a manual pinching and rolling
- Soft silicone that fits thighs, buttocks, stomach, and arms
- 3 minutes per zone, every day, always with a massage oil so the tool glides
The Cellublue Cupping Massager should be used on clean, dry and healthy skin. If you have allergies, wounds, burns, lesions or any other skin condition, please consult your doctor before using the cupping massager.
I am pregnant — can I use the Cellublue Cupping Massager?

If you are pregnant, do not use the Cellublue Cupping Massager without prior approval from your doctor.
In all cases, it is essential to carefully follow the instructions included with your Cupping Massager before each use.
The 4 key rules for using the Cellublue Cupping Massager correctly:
=> You must always use a rich massage oil during your sessions. We specially developed the Massage Oil to be used with the Cupping Massager.
=> Always work in upward strokes, without going back and forth.
=> Do not press too hard on the Cupping Massager, especially during your first sessions. The massage does not need to hurt!
=> Remember to drink 2 large glasses of water after your session.
If in doubt, we recommend seeking advice from your doctor before using the Cellublue Cupping Massager.
Frequently asked questions
How do you use the Cellublue cupping massager?
See the section “The 4 key rules for using the Cellublue Cupping Massager correctly”, which covers what to do during and after each session. If any of the situations described earlier apply to you (stretch marks, vein problems, damaged skin, pregnancy), read the relevant section as well before you start.
Why shouldn’t you use the Cellublue cupping massager when pregnant?
During pregnancy, this article recommends not using the Cellublue Cupping Massager without prior approval from your doctor. They are best placed to tell you whether this massage is suitable for you. For more details, see the section “I am pregnant — can I use the Cellublue Cupping Massager?”.
Is the Cellublue cupping massager safe to use?
Some situations call for caution: recent stretch marks, vein problems, varicose veins, damaged skin or pregnancy. Each one has its own section in this article, explaining whether you should avoid the cupping massager, work around the area or get your doctor’s approval first. If in doubt, ask your doctor for advice.
Can you use the Cellublue cupping massager on your stomach?
This article mentions the thighs, buttocks, calves, hips and arms. For the stomach, please refer to the instructions included with your Cupping Massager. If in doubt, and of course during pregnancy, ask your doctor for advice before massaging this area.
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