Synergetic Anti-Cellulite Cream: Worth the Hype, But Don't Expect Miracles

Hello!

I finally got around to writing a review for this anti-cellulite cream that I bought as soon as I got home from the hospital. Since I was planning to get back into the swing of things quickly, it ended up on my shelf. I picked it up for 350 rubles, and I was excited to try it out - the Synergetic brand is one I love, so I was curious to see if they'd come out with a product like this.

The packaging has a lot of information on it, and the cream itself is a thick, white substance with a pretty light texture. The smell is a bit ambiguous - for about a week or two, it smells like berries and has a fresh quality, but after a month of use, a stale berry smell started to develop. I think it's because of the natural ingredients in the formula.

I've been fighting cellulite for a while now - it's not a major issue for me, but it's definitely there, especially on the back of my legs. I used the cream for a month, then took a break, and now I'm back to using it daily for my massage routine. Here are some photos from before I started using it, just after I got home from the hospital.

Cremeous My legs before using the creme I've been using this creme for three months now, and I have to say, it's incredibly cost-effective. I apply it every day to my legs, bum, and stomach, and it only takes a small amount to cover the entire surface. I was expecting it to run out faster, but it's definitely earned its reputation as the 'never-ending' creme. There are a few things to keep in mind when using it - first, you need to apply it to dry skin, so that's before or after a shower. Initially, I applied it after a shower, massaged it in, and then wiped myself dry before applying the creme, but I didn't notice any difference. Plus, if you apply it to skin that's already damp (like after a shower) or if you're sweating a lot (like after a gym session), the creme just ends up sliding off.

On my skin How it rolls offAfter that, I switched to another method; I'd massage my skin with a dry brush during lunch, apply the cream, and then massage it in with my hands. It wasn't until I took a shower in the evening that I realized the cream was actually pretty good. Check out these photos after using it for a couple of months – maybe a bit more. The cellulite isn't completely gone, but there are still some pretty noticeable dips on the sides and back of my legs. I'm working on that with exercise, massages, and other stuff.

My legs after using the cream for a couple of months The cream absorbs really well into dry skin, doesn't roll off, and it actually makes my skin feel firmer and more toned. It takes some time, but the results are noticeable after a while – you just need to apply it consistently and massage it in. As a bonus, it leaves my skin feeling moisturized, which is especially nice during the cold winter months. The scent isn't terrible, but it's definitely a bit weird – it's got this old herb smell that's not exactly pleasant. I'm not counting on creams to get rid of cellulite, but this one is pretty decent for an experiment. If I had to choose between this and other creams, I'd go with this one again, but the scent and the fact that it rolls off on wet skin are deal-breakers for me. I'll give it four stars – it's a good additional skincare product, but that's about it.

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