Mechanical massage such as Endermologie, a suction massage treatment, has shown results in improving cellulite. Non-mechanical massage such as lymph drainage can also help.
Diet Although diet doesn't have adirect effect on cellulite, yo-yo dieting can make it worse. Also reduce your consumption of fatty and refined foods, sugar, dairy products, alcohol, caffeine and red meat.
Exercise can help reduce cellulite because it improves circulation, which burns fat, and strengthens the underlying tissue structure of the skin.

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Dry skin is simply anaccumulation of dead skin cells.By exfoliating, you can reveal softer, smoother, younger-looking skin. Use an exfoliator or invest in a body brush and brush your skingently in circular motions, movingin the direction of your heart.

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Unwanted hair
There are lots of ways to remove unwanted hair – which you choose depends largely on your pain threshold.

Hair removal creams contain chemicals that remove hair. They can irritate the skin and upset the natural pH balance, because they are alkaline. It's a good idea to test the product on a small patch of skin first, and never leave it on for longer than recommended.

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Mandy's Hair Removal Cream Ultra Sensitive (R22,99) or Innoxa On & Off Hair Removal Cream in Natural or Aloe Vera (R29,95).

Shaving is fast and convenient, and it's a myth that it makes the hair grow back thicker. It's simply the blunt ends of the hairs growing out that give the impression of thicker growth.

Wax treatments remove the hair from the root. Hair regrowth is much slower than with shaving,and becomes finer the more you wax. However, it can be painful, and as with shaving, can lead to ingrown hairs. You'll need to exfoliate regularly to avoid ingrowns.

Electrolysis can remove unwanted hair permanently if it's done properly. Electrical impulses are applied to the hair follicle to 'shock' the roots and inhibit growth. This treatment is fairly expensive and time-consuming.

Laser hair removal temporarily deactivates the hair follicle. Like electrolysis, it requires more than one treatment session and is expensive. A session will remove hair for four to six weeks.