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Lipo Sculpt Overview
Lipo Sculpt is a topical gel that should be massaged regularly into the skin in order to reduce cellulite in areas such as the upper arms, buttocks, thighs, hips, abdomen and chin. The fact that the gel can be applied to this last area makes it unique among similar products because most of them are not for use on the face or neck.
Lipo Sculpt can only be bought online, and although there is no product website per se, it is sold on many websites for a price that ranges between $20 to $40.
A dime-size amount should be applied with massage to ONE troubled area at a time. The procedure should be repeated in both the morning and the evening. Because Lipo Sculpt claims to burn and eliminate fat, excess liquid and toxins, simultaneous use of the product on several zones would limit the body’s ability to work to a maximum.
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Brand Highlights
- Sterling Grant Laboratories is a well-known manufacturer of beauty, sports and nutritional products.
- Lipo Sculpt purportedly improves the appearance of body areas troubled by cellulite.
Key Ingredients
- Yerba matte
- Rosemary leaf extract
- Horsetail extract
- Coltsfoot extract
- Birch leaf extract
- Yarrow
Pros
- Reputable company
- Many positive consumer reviews
- Reasonable price if consumers are willing to check out differences in price on the web before purchasing
Cons
- Can only be bought online
- There is no official product website
- A complete ingredient list is not available online so that consumers may make an informed decision before purchasing
- It’s not clearly explained how the product works
- No money back guarantee
- No free trials
How Does It Work?
Lipo Sculpt is said to boost metabolism so that fat is burned faster, although it’s not explained how a topical product manages to do this. What Lipo Sculpt quite possibly does do is improve skin tone and elasticity so that, by tightening it, cellulite tends to protrude less and not be so noticeable. To this end, Lipo Sculpt incorporates ingredients such as the following:
Lipo Sculpt Ingredients – Are They Safe And Effective?
Yerba matte
: Yerba mate dry extract has healing and astringent properties in addition to preventing premature aging of the skin and hair.
Rosemary leaf extract
: Skin can benefit from rosemary extract’s antioxidant properties, however sensitivity to its fragrant components may result. The amount of rosemary extract in most skin care products is unlikely to pose a risk, and rosemary extract is far less irritating to skin than rosemary oil because it often contains little to no volatile scent components.[1]
Horsetail extract
: Horsetail has been shown to improve skin texture, tighten the skin, and promote skin elasticity, all of which are anti-aging advantages. Horsetail’s anti-inflammatory chemicals have been discovered to soothe skin and aid in the treatment of rashes, eczema, and acne, according to studies.
Coltsfoot extract
: Natural skincare product coltsfoot extract contains a lot of polysaccharides, vitamin C, and zinc. A natural cure for youthful, radiant skin, it stimulates dermal regeneration and has calming, relaxing, and antioxidant benefits.
Birch leaf extract
: Reduce the appearance of age spots to enhance the tone, texture, and clarity of hand skin. display better, even, natural-looking skin color by enhancing the clarity, tone, and tone of the skin.
Yarrow
: A plant called yarrow is commonly used in herbal therapy to treat a range of illnesses. It grows wild in grassy banks and verges in North America, Asia, and Europe.[2]
Lipo Sculpt – FAQs
Q: How to use Lipo Sculpt?
A: Apply a small, dime-sized amount and massage into the skin until fully absorbed. Center on one cellulite prone area at a time so that the gel, and the body, can work to their maximum capacity.
Lipo Sculpt can be particularly effective if it is used immediately before a workout. Those who use Lipo Sculpt should make sure to drink a lot of water in order to encourage the elimination of fat breakdown by-products.
Q: How long will it take to see results?
A: Unfortunately, the time frame for results is unclear.
Q: Can LipoSculpt interact with other products?
A: There are not reported interactions with other medications or cosmetics reported.
Q: Who can Use Lipo Sculpt
A: Lipo Sculpt can be used by adults who wish to reduce their cellulite by combining use of this product with a healthy lifestyle and regular physical exercise.
Q: What are the possible side effects of Lipo Sculpt?
A: There are no reported side effects, and warnings concerning this product are generic in nature and mostly have to do with purchase policy and the unavailability of a complete ingredient list. Consumer reviews do not mention any problems related to the use of Lipo Sculpt.
As a general rule when using any topical products, the gel should not be used in areas where the skin is irritated or there are open wounds. An allergy patch test should be performed on the inside of the forearm before applying to other parts of the body.
Lipo Sculpt – Final Verdict
Lipo Sculpt seems to be very similar to other topical anticellulite products, but the lack of information regarding its use and ingredients is noteworthy. Regardless of the fact that, as listed, the cons are more numerous than the pros. This product is reasonably priced, is made by a company that markets many other products and has reaped many very enthusiastic customer reviews. It might give results to those who are plagued with cellulite and haven’t found a remedy elsewhere.
Cellulite refers to fat deposits under the surface of the skin giving it a dimpled, irregular appearance. The vast majority of women have cellulite, some estimates are as high as 90 percent. Cellulite is routinely found in the thighs, hips, buttocks, and stomach. Unfortunately, maintaining an optimal body weight, eating healthy, staying active, and even regular exercise may not be enough to combat cellulite.
Below you’ll find some of the most effective cellulite cream formulations on the market today, in our opinion.
Verdict on Claimed Benefits: Below is our summary of the available evidence for the claimed benefits of below mentioned cellulite reducing dietary supplements, scrubs, and organic creams based on the available research:
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[2] Tadi? V, Arsi? I, Zvezdanovi? J, Zugi? A, Cvetkovi? D, Pavkov S. The estimation of the traditionally used yarrow (Achillea millefolium L. Asteraceae) oil extracts with anti-inflamatory potential in topical application. J Ethnopharmacol. 2017 Mar 6;199:138-148. doi: 10.1016/j.jep.2017.02.002. Epub 2017 Feb 3. PMID: 28163113.
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