Today, let’s look at using the Cellublue Cup when you have stretch marks: where they come from, and the precautions to take depending on how old they are.
To begin with, it’s worth noting that massages with the Cellublue Cup cannot cause stretch marks. It is essential to follow the cup’s instructions for use so that you use it correctly and avoid any unwanted effects.
Good to know: in some cases, it is not recommended to use the Cup without first getting your doctor’s approval.
I’m getting stretch marks: what should I do?
The Cellublue anti-cellulite Cup cannot cause stretch marks to appear. Stretch marks are caused by hormonal changes (puberty, pregnancy…), significant weight fluctuations or taking certain medications.
We strongly advise against using the Cellublue Cup if you have recent stretch marks (pink or purplish). If your stretch marks are older (often white in colour), you can use the Cup while avoiding the affected area.
If you have circulation problems or any skin condition, remember to ask your doctor for advice before using the Cellublue Cup.
Using the Cup when you have old stretch marks
If your stretch marks are old and you would like to massage the surrounding areas, always work around the marked area and keep the suction gentle. Oil your skin well so that the cup glides without pulling, and stop the session if you experience pain, persistent redness or irritation.
To care for the stretch marks themselves, opt for moisturising and nourishing products, applied with a gentle massage by hand. You’ll find our advice in our stretch marks guide.
The cupping tool that replicates pinching and rolling, 3 minutes per zone
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Useful categories: Stretch Mark Tips, Stretch Marks.
