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Daily Record
5 days ago
- Health
- Daily Record
Shoppers shocked by results from 'easy to use' cellulite massager that's £53 off
'The warmth and vibration feel relaxing, almost like a mini spa treatment at home.' While many of us are insecure about it, the vast majority of people will experience cellulite at some point in their lives. While people may refer to it looking at 'orange peel' or 'cottage cheese', the fact remains that you can develop this harmless skin condition for a variety of different reasons, from hormones and genetics to diet choices. While it is a natural condition, many of us are insecure about the dimpled texture it provides. In order to combat this, a few people have turned to massagers to try and lessen the appearance of cellulite around their legs, arms, stomach and more. One popular device on Amazon is the Depsoul Cellulite Massager. Normally retailing for £119.99, shoppers can now grab this handy gadget for £67.48 as part of a limited time deal. Designed to help target a variety of areas on the body, this massager comes with six massage heads to provide a larger contact area between the device and your skin. Equipped with 24 lamp beads, the device is able to provide a constant warm temperature which will help absorb any massage gel used. Shoppers will have three modes to choose from that can all be altered to your preferred level of intensity. The D-line mode helps fade stretch marks, while the B-Fa mode will remove cellulite. Alternatively, shoppers can use the L-Skin mode to help tighten their skin. This device is compact and wireless, making it easy to move in circles around your targeted area. The device is said to automatically turn off after 15 minutes of use, but it can easily be switched back on if shoppers want to work on another part of their body. Depsoul Cellulite Massager £119.99 £67.48 Amazon Buy Now Product Description Another popular device on Amazon is the Cotsoco Cellulite Massager Tool. Down from £59.99 to £39.99, this device provides deep stimulation to help tighten skin and promote collagen production. For the best results, Amazon says to use it four to six times a week per area for around 60 to 90 days. Alternatively, Argos is selling the HoMedics Smoothie IR for £99.99. Based on a traditional chinese vacuum cupping method, this device combines vacuum suction with infrared technology. For after use, the device comes with a cooling head to help soothe the skin and keep it firm. Back to the Depsoul Cellulite Massager, the device currently has a 4.6 star rating from over 2,400 shoppers. Many reviewers revealed that they were shocked by the results this device provided, with one shopper saying it felt like a mini spa at home. One happy shopper said: "I honestly wasn't sure what to expect, but this cellulite massager totally surprised me—in the best way! It's super easy to use and comes with six different heads, so you can really target different areas like your belly, arms, legs, and even your waist. I love that it's cordless, which makes it so much more convenient." While another five-star reviewer added: "Genuinely shocked by the results from this. It feels like a gimmick but it's far from that. A device which is super comfortable to use and provides absolutely zero pain etc. "And although the long term result are yet to be determined you can feel everything getting tighter really early in the process and its ace. Amazed by what this little thing can do!" However, one shopper did warn: "Since using it, it does a great job and I would like to mention that it does not change dramatically, but it definitely helps." While another person noted: "The only snag is the battery life isn't quite what I'd hoped for. It's not rubbish or anything, but I find myself having to charge it more often than I'd like." On the flip side, a top reviewer said: "I've been using this cellulite machine for about two weeks now and I can already see a difference in my skin texture. It's easy to handle, cordless, and the different massage heads make it versatile for thighs, arms, and tummy. "I like that it's compact and doesn't take up much space, so I can use it while watching TV. The warmth and vibration feel relaxing, almost like a mini spa treatment at home. Very happy with the purchase so far!" Shoppers can save 44 per cent on the Depsoul Cellulite Massager if they buy through Amazon. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! 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Daily Mirror
09-08-2025
- Health
- Daily Mirror
Emma Louise Connolly's body massager leaves you with 'virtually no cellulite' in 2 weeks
Emma Louise Connolly shared her go-to £38 gadget for getting rid of water retention after giving birth, and shoppers say it left them with 'virtually no cellulite' after 2 weeks As any new mum knows, post-partum recovery comes with a whole host of different challenges for your body to overcome. But one many may not quite know how to tackle is water retention. Whilst it's absolutely normal for your body to retain extra water following pregnancy, if you want help with getting rid of it, Emma Louise Connolly has shared an ingenious gadget that she's been using regularly after giving birth 12 weeks ago. Sharing a video of herself using the Tesmed Manual Anti-Cellulite Massager on Instagram, Emma wrote: 'If you struggle with water retention (mine has been a LOT post second pregnancy) this thing is AMAZING. Have used morning and night since 6 weeks PP [post-partum].' In the video, Emma showed how she fastened the device around areas like her thighs and stomach and rolled it back and forth, helping encourage your body to move the retained water along and stop it from collecting in certain areas. You can still pick up the gadget for £37.87 on Amazon, and it's said to help with a myriad of things like reducing cellulite and boosting your skin's elasticity. To use the Tesmed Manual Anti-Cellulite Massager simply clamp it around the body part you want to use it on, then roll back and forth (or up and down) in slow, controlled movements. It uses a combination of converging rollers, which help to lift and firmly squeeze your skin, and diverging rollers that stretch and smooth it. This helps to improve elasticity and acts as a deep tissue massage, encouraging your body to flush out any trapped fluids which can cause bloating and swelling. It has an adjustable width, and you only need to use it for three minutes a day to see results. One thing to be aware of, though, is that because of how deeply the Tesmed Manual Anti-Cellulite Massager massages your skin, it is likely that you'll end up with some redness and small bruises directly after. These should quickly go down, but it's advised you start with light pressure for one minute a day and build up from there. Whilst Emma's device uses manual pressure and stimulation, if you want something that requires a little less physical effort you could try out the Beurer CM50 Vibrating Cellulite Massager, £44.99. The small hand-held device has similar wheel mechanisms to Emma's Amazon gadget, with an added vibration setting which means less exertion from you. You could also try out the Depsoul Cellulite Massager which is on sale on Amazon down from £119.99 to £67.48. Instead of rollers, it has a flat massage head which features heat settings and 10 different massage functions to encourage lymphatic drainage and muscle relaxation. However Emma's Tesmed Manual Anti-Cellulite Massager has gotten rave reviews from Amazon shoppers for its noticeable effects. With over 1200 five star reviews – not to mention Emma's approval – it definitely seems like a winner. One wrote: 'outstanding. Yes, I used it with weight training and losing a bit of weight, but I could not be happier with the results. I thought I would never shift my cellulite (50 year old female), but am delighted to be wrong. If you're good at keeping routines (I do a few minutes morning and evening), then I would strongly recommend this.' Another wrote: 'Was sceptical if this would work, I use it with cellulite oil and I can definitely see improvements only downside it causes lots small bruises so need to take arnica tablets.' Whilst someone else agreed: 'I can't believe how well this works and with minimal effort! I'm seriously impressed, every woman should have one! My legs have gone from very disgusting, very lumpy uneven skin to smooth legs l used to have in my 20s! (I'm in my 50s) l can now wear skirts again, absolutely overjoyed, l just wish l had taken before and after photos because it has to be seen to be believed. I'm even ordering a spare because I'm scared to death it will break, though it is robust, but l don't want to live in leggings ever again!' Some were less impressed with the Tesmed Manual Anti-Cellulite Massager, writing: 'Okay, I guess. I get tiny bruises every time I use it and have to stop for a few days. I like the sensation and at first I had this intense itching, but I don't have that anymore. I use it primarily after a heavy workout. You have to fit this into your daily routine to see the benefits-- sometimes I'm lazy to use it.' With another saying: 'It's a bit difficult to use.' However others raved about it, with one happy shopper writing: 'I have only used it once, 5 mins on each thigh, and I swear that it has smoothed it out by 30-40%. The dimples are still there but they are not as deep. And my legs feel more smooth and less dimply when touching them. Even my husband agrees!! I will carry on using it but I don't think it will take long before it's all smooth. Really good value for money. It's a bit boring to use, but maybe put an interesting podcast on in the background.'
