Anticellulite Massage Soap

Colloidal silver, saponified palm kernel oil, coconut, olive and castor oils, coffee extract, ground coffee bean, cinnamon, orange, lemon, pepper, rosemary essential oils, glycerine, Shea butter, vitamin E.

• Deep anti-cellulite routine for cellulite-affected areas
• Improving hydration of cellulite-affected skin
• Faster breakdown of subcutaneous fat

Innovative technology and an opulent formula infused with colloidal silver and an abundance of natural ingredients designed to offer an efficient anti-cellulite routine. Silver ions and silver nanoparticles harness their potent antimicrobial property to promote the action of other active ingredients. After use, the skin is softer to the touch, the “orange peel” appearance reduces over time, and the cellulite-melting effect is faster when using Colloid anti-cellulite products as an accessory. Cinnamon and pepper essential oils stimulate circulation, alleviate muscle pain and relax the muscles. Orange and lemon essential oils improve microcirculation and prevent the onset of dark spots. Contains coffee extract and ground coffee beans, promoting blood vessel perfusion.

Thoroughly rub wet cellulite-affected skin with the soap and rinse with lukewarm water.

Colloidal silver penetrates deep into the skin, removes microbes and impurities and coats it with a thin, invisible colloidal film, protective against further accumulation of pathogens.

Saponified palm kernel oil prevents various skin damage. Vitamin E in this oil slows ageing and prevents excessive drying of cellulite-affected skin.

Coconut oil – Contains vitamin E and polyphenols, with a therapeutic property, stimulating skin regeneration.

Olive oil soothes irritated skin and stimulates the opening of pores, allowing other active ingredients to come into their own during the anti-cellulite routine.

Saponified castor oil prevents premature skin ageing and boasts a genuine youth elixir. The amino acids in castor promote the production of skin collagen and elastin.

Coffee extract, with its active ingredient – caffeine, acts as a diuretic, helps eliminate excess water, promoting cellulite reduction. Treating cellulite-affected skin with Anti-cellulite soap releases caffeine that breaks down subcutaneous fat.

Ground coffee bean has a deep action, dilates blood vessels and tightens the skin’s tissue and surface.

Cinnamon essential oil possesses potent antibacterial properties, is an excellent magnesium, fibre, iron and calcium source. The oil accelerates metabolism, making it most effective in eliminating cellulite and subcutaneous fat.

Orange essential oil breaks down excess body sugar, melts excess fat and reduces water retention.

Lemon essential oil is renowned for its antioxidative and antiseptic effects. It positively affects the capillary and vein walls and boosts circulation.

Pepper essential oil – owns potent thermal and draining properties. Stimulates toxin release from the muscles into the bloodstream, vigorously promoting circulation and lymphatic drainage.

Rosemary essential oil is rich in cineol, camphor and α-pinen and owns potent antiseptic and regenerative properties. It softens the skin and prevents fat accumulation in cells. Stimulates the lymphatic system and substance exchange in tissues. Boosts circulation and is unparalleled in combating cellulite.

Glycerine acts as a sponge. Helps maintain water balance in the skin’s intercellular space, making it hydrated and elastic.

Shea butter is moisturizing, nourishes the skin deep inside and makes it tight and smooth. Softens the skin, boosts its defensive barrier and makes the skin smooth.

Vitamin E – restores the skin’s collagen structure; this vitamin’s antioxidative properties leave the skin looking refreshed and rejuvenated. Vitamin E is a genuine skin barrier booster. It keeps the skin lipids fresh, helping the skin’s protective barrier remain intact.

Cellulite is associated with the accumulation of toxins and fat in the body and it is hard to eliminate, but not impossible.

There are three types of cellulite;

• fibrous cellulite, tough to the touch, and moves under the fingers and is visible without pinching. It is deeper, very hard and for that reason, hard to eliminate;
• adipose cellulite, soft and not painful when pinched. Affects the hips and thighs, caused by a fatty diet, and lack of physical activity and
• aqueous cellulite, differs from the other two to the touch and, at first glance, is invisible. A major characteristic of aqueous cellulite is that it never affects the entire body, but is unequally distributed in those parts of the body where lymphatic and blood circulation is impaired, and the skin’s perfusion and supply of oxygen and other nutrients is aggravated.