Celluless Review

The sheer number of people, especially women suffering from the almost debilitating affliction of cellulite, has spurred the emergence of numerous companies claiming to possess the cure to cellulite. While investigation has shown some of these companies to be nothing but fakes, some others have shown themselves over time, from their results to be genuine. Celluless is a cellulite treatment device that has been advertised on TV shopping networks, and claims to get rid of cellulite using a unique system.

How Does Celluless Work?

Celluless is said to suck out all the fats in the body that makes up the cellulite. Celluless is unique in appearance and takes the form of a hair dryer with a suction cup at one end, and is said to work by stimulating blood circulation, improving the texture of the skin, and sucking out the excess fat and toxins under the skin.

The Celluless cellulite treatment device can be purchased from the company's website at www.celluless.com. This company does offer a free 14 day trial of their product, but they do make you pay $14.95 for shipping in order to enjoy their "free trial". The 14 day trial provided by Celluless is a little too short in our opinion since it's very difficult to see promising results in such a short period of time. The company also automatically rebills you after the trial date is over, so you have to make sure you read the terms and conditions so you don't get billed for this cellulite treatment without knowing.

Our Thoughts on This Cellulite Treatment Device

1. The Celluless free trial is not an entirely free gift as it constitutes what some people call "giving with one hand and receiving with the other". This is so because the customer will still have to pay $14.95 for the product and will get billed for the cellulite device if it's not returned by a certain date.
2. The fourteen day trial period is certainly not enough to determine if the product really works for reducing cellulite. You will probably need at least a month to evaluate how well the product works, and by that time, you will already be billed for the product.
3. The company also offers free soothing and firming cream for upwards of a month, which is worth over $30. Many might be tempted to wonder if the company is not sure of the quality of its suction pump and would have to offer an additional product to make it effective and sell.
4. The Celluless company web site seems to be mainly a promotional and marketing website that does little in the way of guiding the general public on how to use the product effectively.
5. The suction effect of celluless device can cause brusing and be painful for some people.
6. This skin care company appears to be new to the industry and there aren't so many positive reviews yet about the Celluless treatment device.
7. There is no scientific research or clinical testing that show's how Celluless is able to reduce cellulite.
   

Celluless Review Conclusion

Cellulite is indeed a difficult problem for many people, but using this little tested suction cup to fight this problem isn't recommended. Firstly, there is little information about the product and its effectivness on reducing cellulite. Secondly, forcing people to pay $14.95 shipping to try out their cellulite treatment device isn't exactly a "free trial". There are more effective ways to reduce cellulite than using the unproven Celluless treatment device.