Cellulite, the ‘orange-peel,’ dimpled skin, affects almost 90 per cent of women, developing mostly on the legs, bottoms and arms. While it doesn’t pose a threat to your physical health, it’s not the ...

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A coffee scrub is exactly as it sounds: a scrub for your skin made from coffee grounds. While specific evidence is lacking, coffee scrubs are being touted all over the internet and in beauty magazines ...

There are various ways a person can reduce the appearance of cellulite on their thighs. These include maintaining a moderate weight and using creams or lotions. Cellulite refers to dimples or other ...

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Cellulite is a natural part of the human body and affects up to 80–90% of people, especially women (1). However, it’s been labeled a “problem” that we’re conditioned to think we need to get rid of, ...

Cellulite is a condition in which the skin has a dimpled, lumpy appearance. It usually affects the buttocks and thighs but can also occur in other areas. It occurs when fat deposits push through the ...

A life well lived means our bodies go through many changes—some visible, some not. We’ve come to terms with fine lines and wrinkles on our face (shoutout Botox and vitamin C serums), but below the ...