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The Cellublue Cup: avoiding unwanted side effects

The Cellublue Cup: avoiding unwanted side effects
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It is essential to follow the instructions for use of the Cellublue Anti-Cellulite Cup so that you use it properly and keep unwanted side effects to a minimum. Indeed, the majority of issues encountered are due to incorrect use of the cup. Bruising, redness, itching, visible small blood vessels, stretch marks or varicose veins: here is what each of these signs means and what to do if you notice it.

Please note: in some cases, it is not recommended to use the Cellublue Anti-Cellulite Cup without prior medical advice. To avoid unwanted side effects, find out whether this product is right for you with our quick test.

Let’s take a look at the main issues and side effects you might experience!

Is cellulite cupping safe?

Most issues come down to using the cup incorrectly, which is why it pays to follow the instructions carefully. Some reactions are common and short-lived, while others mean you should stop your massages. Each one is covered in the sections below. In some cases, the cup is not recommended without your doctor’s approval first, so if you have any doubts, ask your GP for advice before you start.

I’m getting bruises after my massages — what should I do?

Possible adverse effects of an anti-cellulite massage

If you have skin that bruises easily, small bruises may appear, especially during the first sessions. These minor bruises can also occur if you press too hard with your cup. This is common and the bruises will fade within a few days. To prevent them from appearing, make sure you follow the steps for using the cup correctly. If your skin is very sensitive and bruises too easily, we recommend spacing your sessions 48 hours apart.

I’m experiencing redness and/or itching after my massages — what should I do?

Redness and itching after massage

Redness appearing is completely normal, and happens at almost every session. Massaging with the Cellublue Anti-Cellulite Cup works the skin, which results in redness. The itching sensation is also linked to this effect. Redness and mild tingling disappear within a few minutes of your session.

Tip: run a stream of cold water upwards from your feet to your buttocks! The invigorating effect will make you forget all about the tingling.

I’m noticing broken blood capillaries — what should I do?

Visible blood vessels on the skin

If you think you can see blood capillaries or small vessels appearing, stop your massages immediately.
This reaction may be caused by incorrect product use, insufficient oil, or excessive pressure.
We recommend stopping massages for 3 weeks and then consulting your doctor if the problem persists.

I’m noticing stretch marks appearing — what should I do?

Stretch marks on the skin

The Cellublue Anti-Cellulite Cup cannot cause stretch marks to appear. Stretch marks are caused by hormonal changes (puberty, pregnancy…), significant weight fluctuations, or the use of certain medications.

We strongly advise against using the Anti-Cellulite Cup if you have recent stretch marks (pink or purple in colour). If your stretch marks are older (usually white in colour), you can use the Cellublue Cup while avoiding the affected area.

I’m noticing varicose veins appearing — what should I do?

Varicose veins on the legs

If you have varicose veins or any other blood or vascular condition, you should not use the Cellublue Anti-Cellulite Cup. When used correctly, the cup cannot cause varicose veins. If you notice small burst blood vessels, stop using it and seek medical advice. This capillary issue may be linked to incorrect product use: back-and-forth movements, insufficient oil, excessive pressure…

To find out whether you are using our products correctly, feel free to take this test.

COACH’S TIP

To care for the areas where you have cellulite, why not try our Cellublue Anti-Cellulite Cup? You can use it on your bottom, as well as on your thighs, tummy, arms and more. You’ll find it in our Express Anti-Cellulite Pack, which includes the complete 3-step method. Inside the pack, you’ll find:

  • 1 Anti-Cellulite Cup in medical-grade silicone for performing the pinch-and-roll massage.
  • 1 Orange Peel Massager to knead the skin using two medical-grade silicone spike rollers that complement the action of the cup.
  • 2 Massage Oils in monoi fragrance, specially formulated for the pinch-and-roll technique.
  • 1 21-Day Anti-Cellulite Coaching Guide in PDF format.
  • 1 Expert Guide: Everything You Need to Know About Cellulite from A to Z in PDF format.
  • 1 mobile app to carry out and track your massage sessions.

To find out more about our complete 3-step anti-cellulite method and order yours, click here! 

Frequently asked questions

How do you use the Cellublue cup?

Follow the instructions for use and the steps set out in our dedicated article on using the cup correctly. Avoid the most common mistakes: back-and-forth movements, pressing too hard and not using enough oil. If your skin marks easily, space your sessions 48 hours apart.

Is it normal to get bruises on your thighs after using the Cellublue cup?

It can happen. See the section “I’m getting bruises after my massages — what should I do?” above.

Can you use the cup if you have varicose veins or stretch marks?

No, not if you have varicose veins or any other blood or vascular condition. For stretch marks, it depends on how long you’ve had them. The precautions are explained in the sections on varicose veins and stretch marks. If in doubt, ask your doctor.

Where can I buy the Cellublue cup?

The Cellublue Anti-Cellulite Cup is available from the Cellublue online shop. You can buy it on its own or as part of the Express Anti-Cellulite Pack, which pairs it with the Orange Peel Massager, two massage oils, two PDF guides and a mobile app for tracking your sessions.

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