water retention

Poor blood and lymphatic circulation is often responsible for cellulite known as “aqueous” cellulite. When circulation is sluggish, toxins, water and fats build up in the body and

Tired of swollen, achy legs? If you suffer from water retention, it’s time to cut out certain foods!
How do I know if I have water retention?
Water retention typically shows up as

Drinking water just isn’t really your thing. Maybe you forget, maybe you’re not in the mood, or maybe you’d rather reach for a cold soda… Let’s be honest — we all have an excuse no

About to turn 30 and worried about losing your firm, smooth skin? While certain changes that can trigger or worsen cellulite do tend to happen around this age, don’t panic — you’re

Cellulite comes in three forms: adipose, fibrous and aqueous. This last form, also known as infiltrated cellulite or hydrolipodystrophy, is linked to water retention. To better und

You may not have known this, but the appearance of cellulite is linked, among other things, to hormonal fluctuations. And during pregnancy, hormones go through major upheaval! We e

When it comes to reducing cellulite, there are natural methods worth exploring — including the most well-known and effective one: the palper-rouler massage! Essential oils are also

Temperatures are rising and we can (finally) make the most of the pool… Hello lounging on a sun chair, splashing around to cool off, sipping cocktails with our feet in the water… A

Today, let’s take a closer look at cellulite and the best sports to tackle it. Even though there are several types of cellulite, staying physically active is essential if you want

Swollen legs and ankles, tingling and uncomfortable sensations… water retention is a very common phenomenon among women. But did you know it can be linked to the appearance of aq