Conclusion

Slimming cosmetics are in a class of their own. Communication around these products requires a certain amount of restraint, since cosmetics can never treat a pathology. The term "cellulite" should therefore be avoided as far as possible, even if it is frequently used, and non-medical terms such as "capitons" or "peau d'orange" should be used. There's also the problem of iodine, an ingredient prohibited by regulations, yet touted in some sales pitches. Developing innovative formulas for slimming products is no easy task, given the lack of scientific research in the field. The key molecule remains caffeine, which continues to be used in the vast majority of products on the market. In terms of results, the cosmetic-massage combination is certainly the best option, bearing in mind that a certain number of hygienic-dietary rules such as a balanced diet and physical activity must be implemented....