The 3 things about cellulite that nobody knows
Women against cellulite
Cellulite is probably the most hated and feared imperfection by women. The causes of this are to be found in the nature of cellulite and in its fundamental characteristics: cellulite is stubborn, difficult to get rid of even if you adopt good habits. "fat, which can be eliminated with movement and healthy nutrition, cellulite is much more difficult to fight. In addition, it often affects slim, fit women who follow a healthy lifestyle. Cellulite is considered the # 1 enemy of the female body because it is very difficult to fight: in short, a formidable enemy and certainly not to be underestimated!
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Women are more likely to have cellulite
The female body, due to its nature and characteristics, is more likely to be affected by cellulite. It is no coincidence that women from a very young age have to deal with cellulite, especially in the area of the hips, legs, buttocks and the so-called coulotte de cheval, while men very rarely have to deal with this imperfection!
There are several stages of cellulite
There is no single type of cellulite. It is customary to distinguish different stages, ranging from a skin with the classic orange peel effect, in an initial stage, to the presence of large holes on the thighs and buttocks, often painful, in the most severe cases and in the most advanced stages. In short, cellulite gets worse: neglecting it is therefore not a good idea because obviously an initial stage is easier to eliminate!
Sometimes healthy eating and physical activity are not enough to defeat it
Cellulite often has genetic causes or is linked to deep-rooted habits and a wrong lifestyle. Women who fight against cellulite are well aware that even if they work hard, the results are often lower than hoped for. In fact, many women soon realize that a rigid and balanced diet, as well as a lot of physical activity can bring great benefits to their body but are not enough to eliminate cellulite!
Somatoline, the only formula since 1973, two methods of application
Correct behavior and a healthy lifestyle can help prevent and fight cellulite. Some useful habits include drinking lots of water, exercising for at least 30 minutes a day, and avoiding smoking and alcohol. These measures can be supplemented with the use of a specially formulated medicinal specialty cream.
Since 1973, Somatoline is the only medicinal specialty, with a creamy texture and pleasant fragrance, for the reduction of adipose states accompanied by cellulite, as it improves the microcirculation and promotes the elimination of liquids, decreasing the skin-like appearance. orange with visible results.
One formula, two formats available
Somatoline is applied by massaging the affected area (thighs, buttocks, ..) until completely absorbed and is available in two different formats suitable for every need: single-dose sachets or dispenser bottle.
The single-dose sachet format (30 or 15 sachets) is suitable for those who use Somatoline even outside the home. A 10g sachet of cream corresponds exactly to the daily dose and makes it suitable for use even outside the home, in the gym or during a trip.
The airless dispenser bottle, on the other hand, allows a quick and practical application, always dispenses a constant dose of product with each "click" (four clicks correspond exactly to a sachet) and runs out to the last drop.
Dosage and treatment cycle
The recommended dose for those using the sachet format is one sachet per day (1/2 per thigh). If you use the bottle instead, the correct amount is 4 sprays per day (2 per thigh).
For the first 2 days of treatment it is recommended to double the daily amount (attack dose).
Each course of treatment with Somatoline can range from a minimum of 15 - 20 days up to a maximum of 2 - 3 consecutive months. The treatment can also be repeated during the year at various time intervals.
Somatoline. It is a medicine, read the package leaflet carefully. Aut. Min of 03/25/2021
