Product Overview

Cellulean cellulite treatment cream is one of the more popular cellulite removal creams on the market today.  It’s sold in spas all over the country.  We conducted research on the Cellulean to see if it actually lived up to it’s press.

Cellulean claims that using the common asthma drug, Aminophylline, is their secret to producing a cellulite formula that really works.  It was discovered accidentally during some asthma studies at UCLA when women who were injected with the drug in their thighs actually developed “sink holes” where the injections were made.

They claim that since it is applied topically, there is no requirement for FDA approval and that their cellulite treatment cream is safe.

Results

Results varied with this cellulite treatment cream.  While a lot of women reported very good results, others did not have that same experience.  Some said the product was sticky and didn’t absorb well.  It did not fare well in some head to head match-ups, including against a competitor that only costs $12.95.

How Does It Work?

Cellulean’s formula centers around the common asthma drug, Aminophylline, combined with other pharmaceutical and natural ingredients including green tea, aloe vera, grapeseed extract, etc.  These active ingredients don’t actually destroy the cellulite in your legs in thighs, rather it dehydrates the fat cells so that they shrink in size, much like deflating a balloon.

Pricing – Is it Fair?

Cellulean Active Cellulite Treatment is pretty pricey – the regular price is $69.95 per bottle.  However, they have a $10 trial plus S&H.  Just note that if you don’t want to have more product shipped to you, you have to cancel your order before the first 30 days is over, otherwise you’ll be surprised by the next delivery.  Some women didn’t read the fine print and were very upset when more product was shipped and billed to them.

Summary

Overall, Cellulean cellulite treatment cream was just ok.  Though women did see some results with the product, it was not proved to be more effective than less expensive alternatives.  They do offer a 30 day money back guarantee if you are not satisfied with the product.

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