The lymphatic drainage kit users say is the SECRET behind smoother, firmer-looking summer legs: 'Dimples have markedly reduced'
A sell-out oil designed to help reduce the appearance of cellulite is now on sale as part of a kit to help promote firmer, tighter-looking skin - and it's getting rave reviews.
Legology's iconic Cellu-Lite Anti-Cellulite Oil is back in stock as part of a beauty duo kit after becoming one of the year's hottest beauty buys.
Legology Cellu-Lite Anti-Cellulite Oil + Circu-Lite Massage Cup
The Legology Cellulite Duo features the brand's detoxifying Cellu-Lite Anti-Cellulite Oil and deeply draining Circu-Lite Massage Cup.
When used together, this duo visibly reduces (clinically proven) the appearance of cellulite and uneven skin texture by stimulating microcirculation and lymphatic drainage to depuff and promote firmer, tighter-looking skin.
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The Legoloy Cellulite Duo includes the bestselling oil, which helps to reduce the appearance of cellulite, with 86 per cent seeing an improvement after six weeks. And you can snap it up for £69 (worth £87).
Shoppers concerned with the appearance of cellulite on their legs and bum ahead of the leg-bearing summer months are seeing visible results in a matter of weeks thanks to one energising oil.
Legology's 'leg wellbeing' products have played a key part in the confidence of hundreds of shoppers as well as celebrities like Sienna Miller, who have found they play a part in maintaining smooth legs.
And one product that has drummed up huge attention is the brand's £75 Cellu-Lite Anti-Cellulite Oil that users say 'is the only product I have ever seen a visible difference with'. Now, the sell-out oil is being sold in a duo kit worth £87 but yours for £69.
Rather than fat reduction, the Legology Cellulite Duo focuses on lymphatic drainage to alleviate fluid retention, thereby helping reduce the look of uneven skin texture.
The brand's USP is that it reshapes legs from ankle to thigh without attacking fat, as cellulite is not actually caused by fat, it is excess fluid that blights leg shape when it gets trapped between tissues and fat cells.
And the kit has all you need to do this from home. It includes the brand's detoxifying Cellu-Lite Anti-Cellulite Oil and draining Circu-Lite Massage Cup which works in tandem to visibly reduce the appearance of cellulite by stimulating microcirculation and lymphatic drainage to depuff and promote firmer, tighter-looking skin.
However, it's important to remember that this oil isn't a permanent solution - regular, ongoing use is key to keeping those results visible over time. Consistency is key!
By helping to free this fluid that pushes cells out of line and creating the bumps known as cellulite, the Legology kit has been hailed 'a must-have duo in your holiday prep routine' by one excited shopper.
For the best results, Legology brand founder Kate Bensimon says 'apply Cellu-Lite first, then cup over the application, working your way over the area upwards from knee to tops of thighs, in lines. The pinkness you see is good – this is fresh, nutrient-rich blood that will help detoxify and tone skin.'
And shoppers have been wowed. 'Skin much smoother 'dimples' have markedly reduced, appearance much improved!' raved one avid user. 'I will be continuing to use this product.'
Another agreed, adding: 'Firstly the oil smells absolutely divine, it glides onto the skin is easily absorbed when massaged in. I would say within approx 4 weeks of using my skin it felt a lot less crepey and felt so much softer I even noticed that some thread veins were lighter in colour which is a bonus.'
And the Legology kit has results to back it up too. In a 30-day clinical study, users of the Cellu-Lite Salon Secret Oil reported significant improvements with 91 per cent agreeing that Cellu-Lite and Circu-Lite makes their legs feel less puffy.'
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