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weird question.... but its from my pregmancy
How do i get rid ofcellulite: (
What she said^^^^
What Can You Do?
While we can't alter our genetic predisposition to cellulite, we can influence some of the other factors. The good news is that with the following pregnancy-safe ways to target cellulite, you'll reap additional benefits for yourself and your baby.
1. Exercise
Whether you're pregnant, thinking about getting pregnant, or had a baby more than six weeks ago, now's the time to get moving. Burn calories to reduce your body's fat stores.
2. Commit to Nutrition
Again, whether you're pregnant, trying to conceive or have a brand-new baby, you'll help fight and prevent cellulite with nutrient-dense, fiber-rich foods. Fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, healthy fats and adequate protein aren't just great cellulite-fighters: they all contribute to a healthy baby and successful breastfeeding.
3. Moisturize
We may not be able to override our biological instructions to store fat, but we can use some of Mother Nature's own tricks to solve our cellulite problem. To prevent new cellulite: moisturize naturally. Choose pregnancy-safe or maternity formulated moisturizers that aim to specifically promote your skin’s elasticity with natural ingredients such as Vitamin E.
Tip:
If you like body oil, try Elasticity Belly OilIf you prefer a body butter, try Substance Belly JellyIf lotion is your favorite, we suggest vedaMAMA Supple
Target stubborn cellulite with maternity formulated, natural collagen boosters. A while back I heard of a make-your-own formula from a beauty blogger on Twitter that involved applying used coffee grounds to cellulite trouble spots. Unfortunately, I don't have enough hours in the day to make my own salad dressing, never mind make my own cellulite treatment. I’ll stick to what's in a bottle for now.
While we can't alter our genetic predisposition to cellulite, we can influence some of the other factors. The good news is that with the following pregnancy-safe ways to target cellulite, you'll reap additional benefits for yourself and your baby.
1. Exercise
Whether you're pregnant, thinking about getting pregnant, or had a baby more than six weeks ago, now's the time to get moving. Burn calories to reduce your body's fat stores.
2. Commit to Nutrition
Again, whether you're pregnant, trying to conceive or have a brand-new baby, you'll help fight and prevent cellulite with nutrient-dense, fiber-rich foods. Fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, healthy fats and adequate protein aren't just great cellulite-fighters: they all contribute to a healthy baby and successful breastfeeding.
3. Moisturize
We may not be able to override our biological instructions to store fat, but we can use some of Mother Nature's own tricks to solve our cellulite problem. To prevent new cellulite: moisturize naturally. Choose pregnancy-safe or maternity formulated moisturizers that aim to specifically promote your skin’s elasticity with natural ingredients such as Vitamin E.
Tip:
If you like body oil, try Elasticity Belly OilIf you prefer a body butter, try Substance Belly JellyIf lotion is your favorite, we suggest vedaMAMA Supple
Target stubborn cellulite with maternity formulated, natural collagen boosters. A while back I heard of a make-your-own formula from a beauty blogger on Twitter that involved applying used coffee grounds to cellulite trouble spots. Unfortunately, I don't have enough hours in the day to make my own salad dressing, never mind make my own cellulite treatment. I’ll stick to what's in a bottle for now.
I have never heard of anything that actually works but keeping It moisturized can help them fade a bit
While you're pregnant there is no way to get rid of it. Afterwards you can lose weight and try to tone up to make it less noticeable. Products you buy can help tighten the skin to make it less obvious but I haven't heard of them working very well
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