how do i get rid of celulite and stretch marks on my legs?
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regular exercise and a body firming cream!
76380
I have the same problem. After 10 miles body glide has started to rub off but definitely helps. Be careful with vasoline. Can leave some nasty yellow stains on your clothes. The number one thing that helps is biker shorts or long tights if it is cold. They are form fitting so prevent rubbing. I like more spandex than cotton. Afterwards for the any other spots(anywhere elastic was touching my body) I soak in a tub with 3 Aveeno oatmeal packets for at least 30 min. to an hour. You'll know I'm a mom since I tried this one: Baby rash ointment clears it up super fast.
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Vitamin E oil or cream will help and also coca butter, rub it on your stretch marks daily.  They will also lighten up at time goes by, like along time goes by.
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There is a cover up cream for vericose veins that should do the trick. It's rather pricey but I've seen people who've used it and it's some amazing stuff. \n  You know.. you really shouldn't worry about the spots on your legs. You have just as much right to wear shorts as anyone else does. If they don't want to look at your legs, then they don't have too. I've seen all kinds of people wearing shorts from people with fat rolls, vericose veins, scars and everything else and it's never bothered me or anyone else I know.  People probably won't even be looking at your legs so why suffer in the heat over something as silly as chicken pox scars? \n  You're not alive simply for others to look at, you're alive to make yourself happy so stop making yourself miserable. I'll bet that if you went out for a month in your shorts and skirt, you would stop worrying so much about your legs. I'll bet the only ones who even notice are short folks.
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Try Anti Cellulite cream they have it with the health and beauty products. If used over time it really works.
908968
stretchmarks are impossible to get rid of, but if you use cocoa butter on them every day, they will fade quicker
278776
Mederma is one cream that's helpful against stretch marks. Also, Palmers Cocoa Butter is really good.
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There are a variety of creams and lotions to prevent stretch marks which you can find at any local grocery/department store (such as Walmart and Target), but I believe you may have to pay to have them removed. Consult with your family doctor for other options.
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palmer's cocoa butter.\n\nyou will want to rub it in 2-3 times a day.  you should look for it in the tub.  it is thicker than regular creams.  the thicker the better.  it takes a while to disappear, but mostly my opinion is that the constant rubbing motion is what helps reduce the stretch marks.  we have had two children and no obvious marks, only a few in the hair line.  you can even find this stuff on e-bay.\nhope this helps.\ngood luck
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not true i found  a product E 70 cellutone i put it on everytime i got out of the shower two weeks later my cellulite was totally gone i lost 2 1/2 inches on my legs but once it's gone excercise to make sure it doesn't come back you'll be amazed with the results:) you can order it www.dermafresh.com or check at walgreens they carry it as well...:)
710507
Try rubbing the areas with lemon juice every day, it helps fade the marks quite well...;
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Stretch marks are an inevitable result of pregnancy or rapid weight loss for some men and women. However, the following steps may help you reduce their appearance.\nInstructions \nSTEP 1: Brush your skin with a loofah or skin brush when you shower to stimulate circulation. STEP 2: Massage cocoa butter into the stretch marks. STEP 3: Use vitamin E oil on your stretch marks. Massage it into your skin after a shower. STEP 4: Talk to your doctor about using tretinoin cream on stretch marks. It is available by prescription only. STEP 5: Eat foods high in vitamins A, E and C (see Related eHows), or take supplements in addition to your diet. However, pregnant women should avoid taking more than 25,000 IU of vitamin A. STEP 6: Add foods or supplements to your diet that are high in zinc (see Related eHow), which is good for the skin, and silica (beets, brown rice, bell peppers, soybeans, leafy green vegetables and whole grains), which helps form collagen, the supporting fibers in the skin. STEP 7: Eat foods that contain essential fatty acids, which help make cell walls. Essential fatty acids can be found in many vegetables, vegetable oils and fish oils. Tips & Warnings \nLasers have shown some promise in reducing the appearance of stretch marks. They seem to work best on stretch marks that are still fairly new and are red or purple in color. \nCheck your local supermarket or drugstore for commercial creams such as Belly Butter, a moisturizing and replenishing maternity body cream. \nAlways consult your doctor or a medical professional before making changes to your diet.
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I have two children, and where my stomach expanded so much (I was real small before) I have alot of stretch marks. The coco butter theory didnt really work, i tryed - but there's a creme call Eucerin that I started using and it made a big difference, and also Tanning helps them (or the illusion of them). But before i had a few big ones that almost looked like scars and the eucerin actually faded them all the way gone
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Cardio will burn fat, strength training will tone your muscles and loose skin. Stretch marks are a form of scarring and you may want to see a doctor about removing the scares.
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you cant remove stretch marks but they will lighten with time and cocoa butter
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Cellulite is simply the "cottage cheese" appearance that occurs primarily on the thighs and buttocks but occasionally elsewhere. Women generally have a worse problem with cellulite than men. Cellulite is essentially just fat, and the dimpled appearance is due to the way the fat collects beneath the skin. It is very hard to get rid of.\n\nHowever, I did notice that after I lost weight by watching what I ate and exercizing daily, and I slimmed down to a tiny size 3, most of my cellulite disappeared. I have gained ten pounds since then and some of it is back. I would like to think that the various anti-cellulite "skin firming" creams the sell in drugstores would work, but I don't think they really do. As for the high-priced cellulite treatments they perform in spas, the improvement is termporary, minimal, and very expensive.\n\nThe best thing to do if you have cellulite is to exercize regularly, eat healthy foods, and wear clothes that cover it up!
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My grandma gets those and they're hereditary so, I've researched how to prevent them.  Exercising and keeping your legs elevated are the best ways.  However, once you get them, things like Vein Away Plus barely reduce the appearnce of them.  Surgery is the only way to get rid of them in a noticeable way.