Percutafeine Cellulite Gel 6.7 oz

-cellulite
-menopause pouch
-fatty deposit

FORMATION OF CELLULITE

THE SKIN: The skin is the only organ of the human body in contact with both the body's internal environment and the external environment.
It is made up of 3 layers: epidermis, dermis and hypodermis.
The structure of the skin can be compared to that of a house:
Epidermis: protective tissue, corresponding to the roof
The dermis: support, elasticity and nutrition, like a framework.
The hypodermis: the adipose mattress can be compared to the walls of a house.

ADIPOCYTES: normally, our bodies store fat (or lipids) in specialized cells called adipocytes.
These cells, located in the hypodermis, the deepest part of the skin, are grouped in small clusters bounded by support trabeculae (connective tissue) like the meshes of a net.
This stock of fat is absolutely essential. It's our energy reservoir.
Depending on our body's needs, heredity and physical activity, these fats are transformed into assimilable fatty acids by the action of enzymes (lipolysis).
Sometimes, however, this mechanism is not sufficient to compensate for storage processes. The result is an accumulation of fat in the adipocytes. Swollen with fatty acids, they increase in volume.
The supporting tissue, which is not stretchable, reacts by thickening... and that's how you get that orange-peel appearance of your skin.

CELLULITE: A TYPICALLY FEMININE PROBLEM

What causes cellulite?
Hormonal causes (estrogen)
Heredity
Larger fat lobules
Thinner skin
More adipocytes found in thighs/buttocks/hips.

CELLULITE AND CHRONOBIOLOGY

Morning: Your body tends to release fat at the start of the day.
Evening/night: The body expends less energy. Your body tends to store fat more easily.

Remember to adapt your diet to your biological rhythm: eat a hearty breakfast, a high-protein lunch and a light evening meal.

Most women experience cellulite as early as adolescence. Many factors contribute to its appearance, and it's difficult to escape it completely. However, it's important to adopt good habits early on, to limit cellulite and feel better about yourself. ...
Massages are one of the good habits to adopt, and this fact sheet will help you understand why and how.

Caffeine: breaks down triglycerides into free fatty acids, hence emptying fat cells and drains the adipocyte's support tissue.

Water, caffeine 5%, carbomer, trolamine,Peg-7 glycerol cocoate, SD 40 alcohol.

Apply the gel topically, massaging gently into the skin.

To maximize the benefits of Percutafeine, you should use it twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. This is the best way to maximize Percutafeine's effectiveness. It's very important that your skin is clean and dry when you apply Percutafeine. If you don't have dry skin, this could hinder Percutafeine's penetration process. You may not get the results you expect from Percutafeine.

You will need to take a six-week course of Percutafeine at the start of treatment. This is the equivalent of two tubes, i.e. around 10-20 grams of gel per day. You can then reduce the amount of Percutafeine you apply. Usually, you should buy between 2-3 tubes of Lipofeine per year. For more information on Percutafeine, ask your pharmacist.

With Percutafeine, a healthy diet and daily training are essential. You won't lose excess fat just by applying Percutafeine slimming gel. The gel releases the fat you need to burn through regular physical activity.
Do not use if you are allergic to caffeine or using disulfirame.

Why do massages help combat "orange peel" skin?
Cellulite is fatty tissue made up of clusters of round cells (adipocytes) separated by fibrous partitions and strongly irrigated by blood capillaries.
Orange-peel skin is due to the existence of fat storage zones associated with loss of skin elasticity.
Improving skin suppleness is essential to combat the appearance of orange peel skin (although other measures must also be taken, such as watching one's diet and taking regular exercise).
Massage helps to soften, restructure and decongest tissues.
The movement of massage encourages drainage, which helps combat cellulite.

Why use an anti-cellulite cream with massage?
The application of anti-cellulite cream is done by massage, which contributes to effective action against cellulite.
Some products promote microcirculation, others stimulate fat removal, or both.
The application of slimming products can be beneficial if done regularly or in several cures over the year.
How do I apply an anti-cellulite cream at home?
Massage daily, applying the product with light effleurage strokes over the area to be treated, followed by deep kneading: on the stomach, waist, thighs, inside the knees or other areas.
Palpate and roll by grasping a fold of skin with both hands and sliding it between your fingers, repeating this gesture at least 3 times for each area.
Drain the lower limbs by placing your hands in a bracelet around the ankle and moving up towards the groin, gently but with gentle pressure.