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Natural Cellulite Treatment Using Essential Oils
Although no
creams (no matter how expensive) or treatments can permanently remove
cellulite, essential oils combined with body and massage
treatments can dramatically reduce the appearance of cellulite.
Aromatherapy using essential oils can also help control your eating habits to help prevent cellulite in the first place.
Cellulite Prevention Using Essential Oils
One important part of preventing the appearance of cellulite is to avoid eating too much fat, salt and carbohydrates, while making sure you get enough fibre in your diet. Aromatherapy can be an effective way of helping to curb your cravings. More information about using essential oils for weight loss and appetite control.
Bath & Shower Essential Oil Treatment for Cellulite
Blend any of the oils below into our Unscented Salt Body Scrub
or try our Lavender Salt Body Scrub for a beneficial treat that can be used in the bath or shower. Rub in circular motions to help stimulate circulation and help
further reduce the appearance of cellulite.
Essential Oil Massage Treatments for Cellulite
There are a number of essential oils that can be beneficial for reducing cellulite including: Rosemary, Lavender, Lemon, Grapefruit, Cypress, Mandarin, and Juniper Berry. These essential oils help by either stimulating the flow of blood and lymph,
improving circulation, and reducing puffiness, swelling, and water
retention.The best way to use these oils in a treatment plan is to blend them with a carrier oil and perform deep tissue massages to affected areas at least 2-3 times per week. Our cellulite blend recipe is one effective blend. See our Guide to Custom Blending at Home. |
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| *NOTE: This guide is based on published traditional uses of essential oils and is for reference purposes only. It is not intended to treat, prescribe or diagnose. The information contained herein is in no way considered a substitute for consultation with a duly licensed health care professional. |
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