With 80-90% of women complaining about cellulite, it makes sense that “cellulite” is one of the most frequently searched words on the internet. A skin change that effects the appearance skin, cellulite presents itself in an orange peel-like appearance. Cellulite is caused by pockets of fat that remain trapped beneath the skin. Extremely hard to get rid of, there is no way to prevent it and the fat is nearly impossible to reduce through exercise.

With millions of dollars spent in lotions and potions to reduce the appearance of cellulite – or those even claiming to banish it forever from those troublesome thighs, bellies and buttocks, it’s clear that women are looking for a cure. And though a “cure” doesn’t exist, many treatment options do.

Popular treatments like mesotherapy and endermologie are being used more and more frequently, as they are quite effective at combating cellulite. Topical treatments (creams and lotions) that contain antioxidants and/or anti-inflammatories can be effective when treating cellulite as they reduce the dimply appearance of the skin by stimulating blood flow to the effected area/s.

There is, however, a naturally occurring substance which can aid in the reduction of cellulite – and you’ve probably got it in your kitchen! To find out how to make natural cellulite treatments click here.