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Timewise Cellu-Shape Gel, in a 5-fluid ounce tube, is the p.m. component of this well-known cosmetic company’s Cellu-Shape System for reducing cellulite. The product should be applied topically to the areas where cellulite is most prone to appear; it’s easily absorbed and must be massaged in regularly each evening to achieve whatever possible results it can.
During the waking hours, Nighttime Body Gel’s counterpart is a Daytime Moisturizing Lotion that is sold together with the gel or separately. Travel-sized versions of both are available.
What Does Timewise Cellu-Shape Gel Do?
This product is advertised as a topical cellulite aid which, when used regularly according to instructions, is said to help reduce the visibility of unsightly adipose tissue deposits on upper arms, buttocks, thighs, and abdomen and take off upwards of an inch of volume, based on a sole independent study conducted by the company.
About The Manufacturer
Mary Kay beauty products are sold exclusively through individual representatives–which the company deems “Independent Beauty Consultants”-in a multi-level sales model that has become one of the largest in the world of its kind. Mary Kay, Inc.’s generates several billion dollars in annual revenue.
Mary Kay enjoys a highly positive reputation for producing quality beauty care products at prices that, based on surveys conducted by the company, 90% of consumers consider reasonable and a slightly lesser percentage would purchase again or recommend to friends.
What Does Timewise Cellu-Shape Gel Claims to Do?
When used consistently, Timewise Cellu-Shape Gel is supposed to help consumers reduce the visible appearance of cellulite in those parts of the body where it tends to accumulate.
What Do You Need To Be On The Lookout For When Choosing This Product?
When selecting this product, consumers should be advised that the only claims that the manufacturer makes about Cellu-Shape Nighttime Body Gel is that it has a certain usefulness when it comes to reducing the visible appearance of cellulite, stimulating circulation and diminishing volume by up to one inch total. For those who want decidedly more spectacular results or a measurable reduction in volume in thighs, abdomen, buttocks and upper arms, this product would most likely be a poor choice.
Ingredients in Timewise Cellu-Shape Gel
No information about ingredients is provided on the company website.
How does Timewise Cellu-Shape Gel work?
Most topical anti cellulite skin products achieve whatever results they have by moisturizing and smoothing the appearance of skin to make it look less ripple to the eye. Gel-based products are especially adept at this because, when absorbed, they tend to leave a film on the skin that reflects light and appears to even out the texture. The effect of massaging the product into the skin is known to stimulate circulation there, which might encourage elimination of the toxins that are closely associated with the formation of cellulite deposits.
Directions to Use Timewise Cellu-Shape Gel
Massage in every evening. Results might be obtained in three weeks, although no time frame for maximum results is provided.
Advantages of Timewise Cellu-Shape Gel
- Might help reduce the visible appearance of cellulite on thighs, abdomen, buttocks and upper arms.
- Easily absorbed with a light massage.
- May have some skin moisturizing capabilities.
- There are no reported allergies.
Disadvantages of Timewise Cellu-Shape Gel
- Many consumers claim that the product does little or nothing to reduce cellulite.
- Must be purchased through an Independent Beauty Consultant and is not available in stores or online.
Is Timewise Cellu-Shape Gel Safe?
No allergies to this product have been reported, although it is recommended that consumers avoid using it on the face or other potentially sensitive areas because they can become irritated.
Conclusion
As a beauty care aid that only aspires to reduce the visible appearance of cellulite, Mary Kay Timewise Cellu-Shape Nighttime Body Gel might have been good–although never extraordinary–choice for consumers, but the production of the gel seems to have been discontinued.
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.
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