Review Summary

This topical serum is marketed as containing a cellulite control formula. Actually, its manufacturer’s website claims that this serum will lessen the visibility of the cellulite while improving the general look and health of the skin. The manufacturers assert that this formula has been extensively tested in various clinical trials and shown to be effective. However the details of these trials have not been mentioned, making one wonder if they actually did occur.

Summary of constituents

Lipozone topical serum contains the following components: Amadorine, Caffeine, Cytofiltrate of Fucus Serratus, Cytofiltrate of Delesseria Sanguinea, Cytofiltrate of Ginkgo Biloba and Centella Asiatica.

Constituents in Detail

For supposed cellulite reducing creams, this product actually has quite a standard formula. These products use Caffeine to produce short-term effects that can trick dieters into thinking the results are genuine. If used topically, Caffeine can make the blood come up to the surface of the skin, causing the skin to swell for some time, thus making it look smoother. Sadly, these effects are only short-term and will disappear immediately.

Moreover, dermatologists and other health experts have asserted that none of the topical creams can eliminate cellulite permanently, despite many advertisements claiming to the contrary. But this company states that research has proven the product to be effective, however if it is true, then the company has not disclosed the details of these studies with others.

This cream costs just below $30 and can be purchased from the company’s website. It is not known how long one unit will last and there is no money back guarantee with the product.

Pros

· Entire formula is listed online for user review

· Prospective buyers can order the product right from the company’s website.

Cons

· No research or study results provided on the company’s website.

· Testimonials not displayed on the site at the moment

· There is no money back guarantee with the product

· Many Dermatologists claim that topical cellulite reducing products are actually ineffective.

Conclusion

The claims made by the manufacturers of Lipozone can be attractive to some users. Despite there being little evidence to support the claim that topical cellulite reducing products are effective, some users might still like to opt for this product.