There are many ways to care for the appearance of cellulite. But the best approach is to find simple, affordable solutions! Here is why you might exfoliate your skin, and how to prepare your own scrubs with natural ingredients: carrot, grapeseed oil, sugar, salt or papaya. A simple way to care for your skin and enjoy smoother-looking skin!
Why should you exfoliate your skin?
Exfoliating your skin every week is a great way to care for areas affected by cellulite as part of your routine, especially when you combine this care with your Cellublue cup. We recommend scrubbing 2 to 3 times a week on the areas of your body where cellulite appears. Exfoliating before a cupping massage helps remove dead skin cells and better prepares the skin for the massage.
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- Olive & apricot kernels: these natural grains gently sweep away dead skin cells
- Caffeine & monoi scent, so your shower instantly smells like a holiday
- In the shower, two to three times a week, massaging your thighs, bottom and stomach
Exfoliating your skin helps remove dead cells from the surface of the epidermis. Your skin may look more radiant and smoother, perfectly complementing your Cellublue Cup sessions!
The best treatments to exfoliate your skin against cellulite
Carrot
Simply blend one or two carrots and mix the purée with a little moisturising cream. Apply this treatment to the cellulite-prone areas, gently rubbing the skin, then rinse with cold water.
Grapeseed oil
Mix two tablespoons of grapeseed oil with 5 drops of lemon juice and 8 grams of cornflour. You’ll get a paste that you can apply to the skin using circular movements.
Sugar
Nothing could be simpler! Just add a little sugar, either white or brown, to a moisturising cream and massage the targeted areas with the mixture. You can also add some coffee grounds.
Salt
To exfoliate your skin with salt, mix it with olive oil, using two teaspoons of oil for one teaspoon of salt. This blend helps remove dead skin cells while caring for your skin.
Papaya
Papaya is a fruit that can be used to exfoliate the skin: it contains papain, which helps remove dead skin cells. Simply mash one or two slices of papaya into a pulp and apply it to the skin!
How to exfoliate your legs
To exfoliate your legs, choose one of the homemade treatments mentioned above or a ready-to-use scrub. Apply it to the areas where cellulite appears, gently rubbing in circular movements. Then rinse with cold water. If your skin is irritated or damaged, avoid rubbing that area.
Frequently asked questions
How often should you exfoliate to care for cellulite-prone areas?
We suggest exfoliating 2 to 3 times a week on the areas where cellulite appears, and keeping to a regular, manageable routine. If your skin reacts, leave more time between scrubs.
Should you exfoliate before using your Cellublue cup?
Yes. Exfoliating before a massage with your Cellublue cup helps remove dead skin cells and better prepares the skin for the massage. The two steps complement each other well as part of your routine.
Which natural ingredients can you use for a homemade body scrub?
Several everyday ingredients can be used: blended carrot mixed with moisturising cream, grapeseed oil with lemon and cornflour, sugar or salt mixed with cream or olive oil, or mashed papaya. The recipes are detailed in the section on the best treatments.
Can exfoliating get rid of cellulite quickly?
Exfoliating does not make cellulite disappear. It helps remove dead skin cells, leaving the skin looking smoother and more radiant. The key is to follow a regular routine: exfoliating 2 to 3 times a week, combined with a cupping massage, can easily become part of your usual skincare routine.
Can you exfoliate during pregnancy or if you have sensitive skin?
During pregnancy, if you have a skin condition or if you are unsure about an ingredient, ask a doctor or medical professional for advice before getting started.
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