Anjou Cellulite Cream Review

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    Professional review of Anjou Cellulite Cream. See how it compares against other cellulite creams.

    Anjou Cellulite Cream ReviewProduct Name:  Anjou Cellulite Cream

    Overall Rating:  1.5/5 Rating

    Product Type:  Gel

    Size:  16 oz

    Price:  $17.99

    Cost Per Ounce:  $1.12

    Where To Buy:  Click Here

    Notable Ingredients:  Organic Aloe Leaf Juice, Menthol Crystals, Meadowfoam Seed Oil, White Camphor Bark Oil, L-Carnitine, Black Pepper Oil

    Quick Summary:

    I give Anjou Cellulite Cream 1.5 out of 5 stars.

    So obviously, I’m not a big fan of this cellulite product.

    It’s one of the many “hot creams” on the market that are intended for anti-cellulite properties like toning, detoxifying, and tightening the skin while doubling as a sore muscle relaxer and soother.

    Unfortunately, this one really didn’t do ANY of what it said it would.

    My only results were that my skin felt tighter.

    But it didn’t look any better…

    It honestly felt like it was just drying out my skin.

    And it was more of an annoying tingle rather than a muscle relaxer.

    Some of these hot creams really do help with my aches and pains but sadly this wasn’t one of them.

    It’s a super cheap product and the quality reflects it.

    Luckily, I didn’t have any side effects or reactions to it.

    It does say that it’s 87% organic, so that’s always a bonus for me and for many of you.

    But the application process is messy and the smell is SO strong like a supercharged menthol stick.

    So all in all, I’d give this one 2 thumbs down and suggest moving on and trying another product instead.

    Don’t waste your time or money!

    Detailed Opinion:

    Texture/Feel

    Anjou Cellulite Cream is a gooey, orange-colored gel.

    It has a watery, slick, pudding-like consistency to it.

    Application

    Ugh, I’m never a fan of these “hot cream” applications.

    The gel itself goes on fairly easily.

    But it comes in a wide mouth jar, so you have to repeatedly dip your fingers in the jar and that’s just so unsanitary to me.  Yucky!

    You’re going to apply the cream twice daily to all of your problem areas.

    I put it on my belly, bum, thighs, and arms.

    It also suggests applying it before working out and even wrapping it for optimal results.

    Make sure you wash your hands immediately after applying and don’t let it get into your eyes or on your face, sensitive areas, etc.

    About 10 minutes after applying it I got SUPER cold and had goosebumps.

    That’s right about when the “tingling” sensation sets in.

    Which unfortunately lasts 1-2 hours…

    It gets really annoying, especially having to apply it twice a day.

    Drying Time

    So it takes about 10 minutes or less for the gel to physically dry.

    BUT it leaves you feeling very cold and tingly.

    The tingling sensation lasts for an annoying 1 to 2+ hours.

    Smell (in the jar)

    As with most “hot creams”, it has a very strong menthol/vapor rub smell.

    I think it’s so gross and so potent.

    It can definitely give you a headache, especially if you’re sensitive to stronger smells.

    Yuck!

    Smell (a few hours after application)

    After applying, the menthol, Vapor Rub smell lingers with you for a few hours afterwards.

    I hate the smell and it’s so overpowering.

    I felt like everyone around me could smell it.

    Short Term Results

    I didn’t see any short term results. :(

    It actually felt like it dehydrated my skin, not good!

    Usually at a bare minimum cellulite creams can at least provide some moisture and help soften skin.

    But I didn’t see that at all with this one.

    Long Term Results

    After using this product long term, I noticed that my skin felt tighter.

    However, there was no noticeable improvement in the appearance of cellulite.

    Bummer!

    As for a muscle soother and relaxer, I’d say it’s just okay.

    It’s more of a tingle and not really an icy/hot sensation like other cellulite hot creams.

    So it didn’t even help my achy muscles, which I have plenty of them due to a bad back and constantly tight legs and shoulders.

    But it might help if you just have lightly sore muscles, as opposed to moderate or severe.

    But honestly you’re better off just getting a cream like icy/hot if that’s more of what you’re looking for.

    Ingredients

    This cellulite product has a huge list of ingredients.

    I’ll try and pick out the most notable and beneficial of them.

    It does say that it’s 87% organic, so that’s always a plus in my book.

    It has Organic Aloe Leaf Juice, which is thought to decrease inflammation and improve hydration and skin suppleness.

    Menthol Crystals and White Camphor Bark Oil are used to create the heated/tingly, muscle relaxing effect.  Menthol may help increase blood circulation and help tighten the skin.

    Meadowfoam Seed Oil is thought to diminish inflammation and pump up hydration to help smooth and soften the skin.

    Anjou puts a ton of emphasis on the addition of L-Carnitine.  This ingredient may be particularly beneficial because it’s believed to aid in the breakdown of free fatty acids and turn them into useful energy.  It’s thought to have a topical effect like that of a local metabolism booster, which may help shrink fat cells.

    Black Pepper Oil is known for improving circulation.  It may also help tone and clear pores, making skin affected by cellulite look better.

    Price

    You get a pretty big 16 ounce jar for $17.99 on their website (which actually redirects you to their Amazon page).

    It works out to only $1.12 per ounce.

    It honestly doesn’t get much cheaper than this per oz.!

    But unfortunately you seem to get a quality that reflects the cheap price.

    As a side note, I went back to their website to get links for the review and it has a “Buy On Amazon” button but for some reason it’s currently unavailable.

    And on the Amazon page it says, “We don’t know when or if this item will be back in stock.”

    I looked around and you can’t really buy it anywhere else online.

    I did find it on eBay but it was much more expensive.

    So I’m not sure what the deal is here!  It’s very strange.

    Guarantee

    I can’t find a guarantee anywhere on the Anjou website.

    This is SUCH a bummer.

    They also don’t have any information on return/exchange policies.

    The lack of information worries me…

    Where To Buy

    To buy Anjou Cellulite Cream, click here.

    Anjou Cellulite Cream: Summary

    FactorAnjou Cellulite Cream
    Overall Rating1.5/5 Rating
    Texture/FeelGooey, orange-colored gel with pudding-like consistency
    Application2x daily, application is cold and messy and gel starts to tingle after
    Drying TimeDries in about 10 minutes but stays cold and tingling for 1-2+ hours
    Smell (In Bottle)Gross, very strong menthol/vapor rub smell
    Smell (After)Menthol smell lingers for a few hours after application
    Short Term ResultsNone :(  Felt like it dehydrated my skin
    Long Term ResultsSkin felt tighter but no noticeable improvement in the appearance of cellulite
    Notable IngredientsOrganic Aloe Leaf Juice, Menthol Crystals, Meadowfoam Seed Oil, White Camphor Bark Oil, L-Carnitine, Black Pepper Oil
    PriceCosts $17.99 per jar, $1.12 per oz
    Where To BuyClick Here

    Anjou Cellulite Cream Review

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