Cellutone Review

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Cellutone is a cellulite cream that utilizes the fundamental building blocks of egg to reduce the appearance cellulite. It is developed by the L'Avenir company, which boasts of being the only company in the world that can stabilize the components that make up the egg so that it can be utilized in the skin care products for the consumer market.

The "Science" of Cellutone

Cellutone claims to be the first cellulite cream in the world to utilize Ovasome technology, which is the process of incorporating the egg into topical skin care products. The egg contains over 70 vitamins, minerals, and proteins. Cellutone utilizes the egg as its secret ingredient, as opposed to caffeine and aminophylline, which are the more common ingredients of other cellulite creams.

Cellutone seemingly works by allowing the body to naturally remove the build up of toxins on fat cell receptors, allowing them to resume their normal lipid-releasing function. A noticeable improvement in the appearance of cellulite is supposedly the end result as the fat cells return to their normal size. This is based on the premise that cellulite is caused by the build up of toxins in fat cell receptors, which are responsible in releasing lipids to the bloodstream. When lipids cannot be released, fat cells become engorged with more lipids. The accumulation of engorged fat cells is what is believed to cause the dimply appearance of cellulite.

Our thoughts on Cellutone

The use of the egg as a cellulite-reducing ingredient is yet to be proven by scientific research. Although Cellutone's website carefully explains how the Ovasome technology works, there are no reported studies to back up their claim. It specifically omits the use of caffeine and aminophylline in its ingredients, which have been proven by numerous studies to effectively reduce the appearance of cellulite. The use of the egg is also a source of concern since there are a lot of people who have allergies to it. The official Cellutone website addresses this issue on their FAQ section, stating that the product has been dermatologically tested for skin sensitivity. However, the website did not mention that any from of testing has been done on people with known egg allergies.

Positives

• Has been featured and advertised by numerous TV networks and magazines
• Official website contains before and after photos, as well as user testimonials
• Explores a whole new concept by incorporating the egg as its main ingredient

Negatives

• Cellutoneoverlooks the use of caffeine and aminophylline, which have been tried and tested to work against cellulite
• Cellutone has not been tested on people with known allergies to eggs
• Risk-free trial automatically enrolls you to an automatic shipment program where you will be billed monthly for a new supply of Cellutone unless you call a certain number to cance.

Conclusion

Although Cellutone is brave enough to explore a new area in cellulite reduction by utilizing the natural components of the egg, further studies and research would need to be conducted to establish its effectiveness. In this day and age, every dollar counts. If you are looking to reduce the appearance of cellulite, it is more convenient to stick to products that have been tried and tested.