Endermologie No Mahalo

by J.L

I am a woman approaching my 40s so of course I like to research magical health and vanity techniques. I have a lot of information to give on skin and health care actually but today I will focus on endermologie.

I was actually researching lymphatic massage and came across this massage technique.

If you don’t know what that is, it’s a massage technique for ” cellulite treatment for cellulite reduction “.  Because most women have some cellulite.

I thought “well ,what the hell I don’t really have a lot of cellulite but I have a little, what if it actually works.” So I found a place in my area that looked like a business I would feel comfortable going to and one where I could ask a lot of questions.

I figured if it was a waste of time i would have an experience to share with anyone else looking in to this.

Ladies (and men?) I would say really don’t bother with this. Apparently its a long-term commitment. I asked the proprietor for instance how many visits does cottage cheese ass to smooth ass require?

She laughed and said about 20+ at $100 a visit that is $2000

In fact  she also said a client who was a high paid model who was 17 and had cellulite.

(Random image taken from google searching.)

Now, if you have $2000 plus $100 every two weeks to a month to spend on smoothing out your cellulite. And It makes you feel better about yourself then by all means have at it.

But in my opinion its a waste of time and money.

Of course I’m sure results may vary but the constant maintenance and treatments do not.

It does sort of feel good. You wear a weird nude nylon jumpsuit (well at the place i went to you do)and the machine feels like a vacuum sucking  on your muscles. Also it is a type of massage which can not be bad for you. Right?

I prefer sports massage myself.

Eating healthy,taking supplements,drinking a bunch of water, combined with exercise is a more effective cellulite reduction program in my opinion.

Anyone else have experience with this?

 

 

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4 comments

Dolly Dahl August 24, 2011 - 10:23 pm

While I agree with you that diet and exercise are key to being healthy I actually had a really good experience with Endermologie when I tried it about 5 years ago. The experience was weird for sure. I’m not sure which evil person decided that the full body stocking you wear should be white (Flattering, no?)

I didn’t have a BUNCH of cellulite all over but enough on my thighs to make me self conscious. I was actually in pretty good shape back then but this cellulite just would not go anywhere. I balked at the price and couldn’t afford more than 4 or 5 sessions. BUT, I actually saw a really dramatic difference. That was 5 years ago and although I have cellulite now it’s nowhere near what I had before.

So, my advice would be to try it if you have the money to experiment with but I didn’t find it necessary to keep going back. I’m sure everyone is different though.

jessica thompson August 24, 2011 - 11:42 pm

Thank you so much, its great to have another point of view. From what she told me it was a constant commitment, but also makes money doing this service for her livelihood so probably tells every client that.

Dolly Dahl August 26, 2011 - 12:13 pm

Of course! 😉 She wouldn’t want to be talking herself out of business. My lady told me it was a commitment too but my wallet said it wouldn’t be happening hahah. I think it’s one of those things that definitely has different results for everyone. 😉

jessica thompson August 26, 2011 - 6:07 pm

haha After one time i thought that. I would rather save and get IPL or Skincare products, thats my vanity weakness Dermalogica.

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