Murad -- A Viable Option?

I ran across a product called Murad cellulite solution and I am starting to lean towards using it.

From what I can see, Murad has a good reputation in the beauty industry and their products have even been used to treat scars.

I am fairly optimistic about the Murad cellulite solution packages -- however, I am not so enthusiastic about the price.

Murad cellulite solution, at least the one I am interested in buying, costs about $80.00.

It comes in a kit that includes Murad Activating Body Scrub, Murad Firm and Tone Serum and Murad Body Firming Cream.

The Activating Body Scrub can be used to smooth the skin while increasing firmness elasticity, and texture. Murad's Firm and Tone Serum alters the skins appearance by 80%, which in turn mitigates the appearance of cellulite.

The one part of the trio I am most interested in trying is Murad's Body Firming Cream which is supposed to show a dramatic improvement in firmness of up to 20% in just 10 minutes.

I can't wait to see if it works, but...

Right now, I am still weighting the pros and cons of buying the Murad cellulite solution package because of the price--will update you do soon!

Cellulite Cream: Miracle in a Jar?

So, my friend Julia came over today and she told me that there are cellulite solutions that can and do work!

She told me that she used a cream for a number of years that worked wonders for her.

"But, you don't have cellulite!" I cried, looking with envy at her incredible legs.

"Exactly!" she replied with a wink.

The talk I had with Julia, who incidentally is an extremely health conscience gal, lifted my spirits as well as renewed my vigor and my purpose.

Even though the cream that helped Julia was no longer on the market, I decided to hunt for my own Genie in a bottle, so to speak.

When I decided to take a look at cellulite cream, a whole new world opened before my eyes, one of limitless possibilities.

There was a veritable cornucopia of choices, which was somewhat exciting -- at first...

As I started looking into them however, I grew frustrated once more.

Which ones were viable and how could you tell? I am not poor, but I do try to make wise buying decisions and stretch my dollars. I don't want to waste money.

At this juncture, it looks like wear back at the old drawing board.

Is Cellulite removal even possible?

I dunno--I am starting to get a little dejected here.

Is real cellulite removal even possible?

Some of the supposed guaranteed methods, like lasers and cosmetic surgery, are out of my reach ( and I wouldn't do them anyway for various reasons), but I can't seem to run across anything that truly interests me yet.

I spoke with a good friend of mine who told me that cellulite removal is a myth. She said that she has been on the hunt for a reliable product for several years and can't seem to get rid of cellulite for good.

Of course, she does smoke like a chimney and has the worst eating habits I have ever seen--amazing, since she still weighs only buck-o-0five soaking wet.

yes ladies, even Skinny Minnies can get cellulite too.

This begs the question of if cellulite removal takes not only finding a good product, but changing to healthier dietary habits after all, cellulite is simply fat deposits that have settled under the skin.

Does diet and exercise help with cellulite removal as well?


Anyhoo, maybe I just need to re-vamp and recharge. I'll sleep on it then take a look at things and see if I can't see this whole cellulite removal thing from a new perspective.

Sayonara for now.

Laser Treatment For Cellulite

I recently ran across an article on laser treatment for cellulite, and while it sounds cutting edge and somewhat Star-Warsy, I do have to say that what I learned freaked me out a bit.

First of all, in almost all cases, they roll this massage over your body, I suppose in an effort to break up the fat, and it doens't sound none too pleasant. The process, called, is supposed to make laser treatment for cellulite all the more successful.

Bah humbug if you ask me.

Besides which, enough research hasn't been done in regards to long term effects of the laser procedure, and I don't know about you guys, but I tend to like to take a wait and see approach with new technologies--let others offer to be guinea pigs--I'll wait to see what happens when the dust settles.

It is also very expensive, which is so not good on a paralegals budget. Besides, a gals gotta eat and feed her wee young ones!

Also, it may take more than one supposed "treatment" before it works.

I can't afford for that not to work the first time.

Man -- trying to figure out ways to reduce cellulite is proving to be a challenge, but I am not giving up yet!