An honest Revitol cellulite creams review I read made me rethink my cellulite reduction strategy. Early on I did my due diligence and created my own cellulite remedy.
I had turned away from mainstream cellulite medications, tonics, gels and creams. Instead I decided to have a little fun. So, I created my own concoction for my stubborn cellulite thighs and hamstrings. It was a simple albeit strange combination of coffee grounds and baby oil followed a deep massage topped off with a saran stretch wrap.
I can still hear and smell it even now.
I can’t say it didn’t work. Actually, it did. But the temporary results wasn’t worth the effort. Not to mention the mess I made. So, I decided to see what consumers were doing, what they were buying and what kind of results they were getting.
After finding about 10 different popular cellulite creams, medications, and gels, three or four cellulite product reviews and feedback kept showing up. The companies were (in order of popularity):
All four companies had a long standing track record of general skin care products that grew from a repeat customer base. So none of the above are one hit wonders. I discovered a lot of cellulite cream reviews on products that even though their website was impressive the company itself was basically a mom-n-pop one item shop.
Out of the four above I narrowed my choices down to Revitol’s Cellulite Solution and Nivea’s Good-bye gel cream. The reason being is at the time both fully disclosed each ingredient instead of using vague types of ingredient followed by big claims and hyperbole.
Trilastin was more geared for reducing or removing the appearance of stretch marks and they have a quality product by the way.
I chose and still choose Revitol’s cellulite cream products. Once you actually compare the ingredients, you quickly see how Revitol uses naturally occurring herbal extracts whereas Nivea uses ingredients that end with oxide, thanol, thiconol, etc. Niveas celluite cream is chemical based.
This explains the price difference (Revitol’s creams are more expensive). Understandable since herbal extracts aren’t as easy to utilize 
as chemical compounds.
Nivea creams compared to Revitol:
Nivea ingredients:
“Water, Alcohol Denat., Cyclomethicone, Glycerin, Methylpropanediol, Carnitine, Chondrus Crispus (Carrageenan), Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Carbomer, Sodium Polyacrylate, Dimethiconol, Sodium Hydroxide, Fragrance, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Sulfate, FD&C Blue No. 1.”
—-taken from Nivea’s Good Bye cellulite cream tube
(There’s a lot of chemicals above that I wouldn’t recommend you expose to your skin long term. But at least they spell it all out for unlike some of the other cellulite cream company sites.
Revitol Ingredients:
Click here to see: Revitol skin cream products
