Padded skin is the most telling sign of cellulite. These small hollows and bumps located on the belly, hips, buttocks and thighs are the bane of many women (and men). Discover the 10 ayurvedic herbs oil to fight against the orange peel effect!
Anti-cellulite oil activates microcirculation
Khadi's anti-cellulite oil has been specially designed to stimulate microcirculation and skin metabolism. The 10 traditional Indian herbs help to melt fat and eliminate toxins thanks to their active ingredients which act in synergy. The heat created by the herbs and the friction will open the different vessels and thus activate the blood and lymphatic circulations.
A synergy of 10 anti-cellulite plants
The 10 anti-cellulite plants that make up Khadi oil act in synergy to refine and tone the skin texture.
More precisely:
- Mustard oil is warming and therefore activates the blood circulation and thus the elimination of toxins.
- Sesame oil is neutral and gives a soft skin.
- Nagarmotha activates the metabolism and helps to melt fat.
- Vacha stimulates the nerves.
- Trikatu triggers perspiration and opens the pores of the skin to help eliminate toxins.
- Manjistha participates in the regulation of the lymphatic system.
- Ajwain is a powerful cleaner.
- Turmeric is an antioxidant that helps fight free radicals.
- Cinnamon is considered a general moderator.
- Clove oil is also warming, activating blood circulation, the dislocation of toxins and fats and their elimination.
To potentiate the effects of Ayurvedic plants, we also find saffron to give a tanned complexion and essential oils of lemon, orange, rosemary and patchouli.
La cellulite qu'est-ce que c'est ?
Cellulite is the result of an interaction between the connective tissue of the dermatological layer located under the surface of the skin and the layer of fat that lies just below it.
- In women: fat cells and connective tissue are arranged vertically. If the fat cells protrude into the skin layer, it gives the appearance of cellulite.
- In men: the tissue is of interlocking structure, which may explain why they are less likely to have cellulite compared to women.
Factors favoring the appearance of cellulite
- Hormonal factors;
- Estrogen, insulin, adrenaline, thyroid hormones and prolactin are involved in the process of cellulite production.
- Age;
- Over the years, the skin loses elasticity and becomes thinner and more susceptible to sagging.
- Genetics: Genetic factors may be related to metabolic rate, distribution of fat under the skin, ethnicity and circulatory level.
- Lifestyle: Cellulite has nothing to do with an accumulation of toxins. On the other hand, physical exercise and an adapted diet, rich in fiber, low in fat, salt and carbohydrates, can help reduce the appearance of cellulite.
- Tobacco;
- Sedentary lifestyle;
Wearing underwear with tight elastic on the buttocks can restrict blood flow, which contributes to cellulite formation.
Anti-cellulite oil with 10 plants, instructions for use
Applied locally and with the right gestures until complete penetration of the oil in the skin. Use twice a day. It is also recommended to take a hot bath or to practice a physical activity right after in order to activate the metabolism. However, anti-cellulite oil is not suitable for :
- Face;
- La grossesse ;
- Children.
Contains photosensitizing vegetable and essential oils. It is therefore not recommended to expose your skin to the sun after use.
Khadi, une marque éthique
The history of the Khadi brand begins in 1920 in India at a time when it was a question of promoting Indian products in the face of English colonial competition. "To privilege the rural economy to improve the living conditions of the population" we can read on thehe official website of the brand.
In order to guarantee an ethical partnership with the Indian producers and pickers, the prices are fixed in advance and the harvests are pre-financed. Thus, by buying a Khadi product you participate in the fair and ethical remuneration of the various local actors.