Also known as orange-peel skin, cellulite is every woman’s sworn enemy. And like many of us, I’m sure you’ve tried plenty of things and followed no shortage of tips to look after your skin. From exercise to the anti-cellulite cup, through a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables and targeted treatments, food supplements can also find a place in your routine, ladies. Have you heard of Cellublue food supplements? Read on to find out more: this article introduces the Cellulite Capsules and the Cellulite Drainer, what goes into them, how to take them and how the two formulas differ.
Cellublue Cellulite Capsules: a plant-based food supplement

The Cellulite Capsules have been specially designed to complement your skincare routine and the attention you pay to orange-peel skin and dimples.
What’s in the Cellulite Capsules?
Their formula combines five plants: cherry stem, green tea, red vine, artichoke and guarana, in a plant-based capsule. It also contains caffeine, derived from green tea and guarana.
How do the Cellulite Capsules fit into your routine?
The capsules bring together several plants in a formula to be taken every day. Taking the Capsules fits in with a varied, balanced diet, alongside your usual skincare habits, such as massage.
How should you take the Cellulite Capsules?
It couldn’t be simpler! Take your capsules with meals: 2 at breakfast / 2 at lunch, with a large glass of water.
Our tip: the capsules and our dilutable drink both contain green tea, so don’t take them on the same day. More on this drink in the next section.
Where can you find the Cellulite Capsules?
This product is available exclusively on the Cellublue Shop.
The Cellulite Drainer: a food supplement you dilute in water

Our dilutable drink has been specially designed to complement a routine focused on the look of your skin and on dimples.
What’s in the Cellulite Drainer?
Its formula combines four plants: ash, green tea, papaya and guarana. It comes in a bottle, to be diluted in a large glass of water, has a pineapple flavour and contains caffeine.
How does the Cellulite Drainer fit into your routine?
The Cellulite Drainer is taken diluted in water, as directed on the product page. Its formula combines several plants. As with any food supplement, it goes hand in hand with a varied, balanced diet and a balanced lifestyle.
How should you take the Cellulite Drainer?
It is taken diluted in water, as directed on the product page. Its delicious pineapple flavour is sure to win you over!
Our tip: follow the directions on the product page for our dilutable drink. It contains green tea, just like the Cellulite Capsules, so don’t take the two on the same day.
Where can you find the Cellulite Drainer?
This product is available exclusively on the Cellublue Shop.
Which Cellublue food supplement should you choose?

Capsules or our dilutable drink? Our dilutable drink or Capsules? Still torn between the two supplements? The Cellulite Capsules and our dilutable drink are two distinct formulas. Both contain green tea, so don’t take them on the same day.
Frequently asked questions
Why take the Cellulite Capsules with meals?
Taking 2 at breakfast and 2 at lunch, with a large glass of water, makes them an easy habit to fit into your day, with no need to change the way you organise things.
What does the drinkable version taste like?
It has a pineapple flavour, which makes it a pleasant moment in your day. It is taken diluted in water, as directed on the product page.
What else should my routine include alongside these supplements?
Whether you use one supplement or both, your routine rests first and foremost on a varied, balanced diet, good hydration and regular exercise.
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