You already know our well-known CelluBlue Cupping Cup, your everyday ally in tackling the appearance of cellulite. It has also won over journalists and been featured on several TV shows. Here you’ll find videos of those segments: Télématin on France 2, Le Grand 8 on Direct 8 and a magazine show broadcast on M6. They are followed by a few pointers for making the cup part of a simple routine. If you missed these segments, just click to watch!
Watch the segment dedicated to the CelluBlue Cupping Cup on Télématin, on France 2:
Our other TV appearances:
Le Grand 8 on Direct 8:
100% Mag, on M6:
Want a closer look at the Cupping Cup? The videos above show how it is used, and below you’ll find our tips for making it part of your routine.
To find out more about the CelluBlue Cupping Cup and get yours, visit our website!
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How to use the CelluBlue Cupping Cup in your daily routine
Seen on TV, the CelluBlue Cupping Cup is mainly used at home, with a few simple movements. It works by reproducing the kneading-and-rolling massage technique through suction. The skin is lifted slightly, then the cup glides over the area being massaged. This cosmetic massage complements a balanced lifestyle in tackling the appearance of cellulite.
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
Prepare your skin
Massage clean skin, for example after a shower. Then apply a massage oil or gel: the cup should glide without pulling on your skin. Without a product, the massage can quickly become uncomfortable.
The right movements
- Squeeze the cup gently, place it on your skin, then release it to create suction.
- Glide it upwards, towards the heart, or move it in small circles.
- Work on one area at a time: thighs, buttocks, hips, stomach or arms.
- Adjust the intensity: if the suction is too strong, squeeze the cup less before placing it on your skin.
Find your rhythm
Regularity matters more than the length of each session. A short massage that fits into your morning or evening routine is better than a long session now and then. Choose set times during the week and stick to them: this lets you observe how your skin changes over time.
Temporary redness may appear after a massage, especially at first. This often means the suction is a little too strong. Reduce the intensity next time.
Precautions to know
Avoid using the cup on varicose veins, visible veins, irritated or broken skin, or bruises. If you are pregnant, have a vein condition or take anticoagulant medication, ask your doctor for advice before starting.
Frequently asked questions
Does the cup replace exercise or a balanced diet?
No. It is a complementary massage technique: physical activity and a varied diet remain the basis of a balanced lifestyle.
Do I need to massage every area in each session?
Not necessarily. You can alternate areas from one session to the next, depending on your time and preferences.
Cupping cup or kneading-and-rolling massage by hand?
Both work on the same principle. The cup simply makes the massage easier to do yourself, particularly on the thighs and buttocks. To compare the methods, see our articles below.
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