Kaylin's Kit: Anti-Cellulite Cream

Saturday, April 7, 2012

Review: Madara Anti-Cellulite Cream

I used to think it was funny how the media sensationalizes cellulite. I was in college at the time and thought it was a problem that only affected older women, so it seemed like a way to get 30-somethings to buy products they didn't need. Little did I know that just a few years later, still in my twenties, I would find cellulite on my own body. What is a girl to do?

I was doing well on my resolution to get in shape, but my cellulite was still there after a few months. It was time to bring in the big guns: I would try a cellulite cream — but not just any cellulite cream. I wanted something natural, so I turned to Madara's Anti-Cellulite Cream.

Pros:

Pleasant citrus scent
Helps improve skin texture over time
Nice, creamy lotion texture
Easy to apply (pump bottle)
Contains many organic ingredients

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