If you’re looking for a massage tool to use at home on areas with cellulite, look no further: discover the Cellublue anti-cellulite cup. How do you use it? What can it do for your skin? We answer all your questions in this article: how to use it, how often to use it and good habits to adopt!
How does the Cellublue cup work?
How could this small, cup-shaped blue device possibly help you tackle cellulite? Remember: the pinch-and-roll technique is often mentioned for massaging dimpled areas. And the Cellublue cup replicates exactly those targeted movements!
Indeed, this cup accessory, with its suction action, is used on the areas where dimples and fatty deposits are most noticeable. To recreate the pinch-and-roll technique at home (movements normally performed by hand), simply press the cup against the skin and glide it across. Using a massage oil is essential to allow the cup to glide smoothly over the skin.

How do you use the Cellublue cup?
Here are the recommended steps, area by area:
- Apply massage oil to the area you want to massage.
- Press the cup against your skin, then glide it from left to right first.
- Continue from bottom to top.
- Finish with circular movements.
Allow for a 5-minute session per day on each area affected by cellulite (buttocks, stomach, thighs, etc.). Consistency matters, so make these sessions part of your daily routine.

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
Cellublue cup: photos from our users
Users who have already tried the Cellublue for a month or more can follow any change in the texture of their skin in targeted areas, such as the thighs, with before-and-after photos.
The Cellublue also fits into a wider routine: discover our tips on water retention and certain types of cellulite. When you combine your massage sessions with a balanced diet and regular physical activity, you’re looking after your skin and yourself as a whole. Feel free to tell us about your routine!
Frequently asked questions
Can you use the Cellublue cup on your stomach?
Yes, the stomach is one of the areas you can massage with the cup. If in doubt, ask your doctor or a medical professional for advice.
Do you need oil to use the Cellublue cup?
Yes. Apply enough oil and don’t hesitate to add more during your session if the cup starts to catch. It should glide without pulling the skin.
Can you use the Cellublue cup during pregnancy or if you have a medical condition?
If you’re pregnant, in pain or have a medical condition, ask your GP or a medical professional for advice before you start massaging with the cup.
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