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Participants Keith Kelly84jadetiger962Amy Rogers2Mark Hill3Lawrence WellsMelissa Grant49casualowl32wearyotter81
Keith Kelly84 Keith Kelly84 NewcomerOP
2 messages
joined Jan 2007
#1 ·
Has anyone actually tried those Beauty Star devices for weight loss and cellulite? I'm looking for some real feedback—anything helps.😘
jadetiger962 jadetiger962 Member
31 messages
joined Jun 2006
#2 ·
If you’re looking to drop some weight, go check out the thread "Weight Loss Support!!"—I’ve laid out everything I know there. Honestly, all these high-tech gadgets they try to sell you are marketed as being absolutely revolutionary, but in reality, you’ll get way more results just by getting out for a decent walk every day and keeping an eye on what you eat. That part is definitely harder than just buying some fancy machine that ends up sitting unused in your pantry for twenty-nine out of thirty days a month.
Amy Rogers2 Amy Rogers2 Member
22 messages
joined Apr 2007
#3 ·
Sophia Thomas said:Does anyone actually have experience with those Beauty Star gadgets for losing weight or getting rid of cellulite? I’m looking for any kind of insight—anything helps.😘

I fell for it, bought one, and honestly? It's a complete waste of money.
Mark Hill3 Mark Hill3 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Dec 2005
#4 ·
The reality is simple: whatever you put into your body, you eventually have to burn off.

All those fancy beauty gadgets, weight-loss pills, and even those questionable slimming shoe inserts 😬 aren't going to do a thing for you!

If you actually want to drop the pounds, I guess the only way is through high-quality nutrition combined with both anaerobic training—like lifting weights—and aerobic exercise, such as running or cycling.
Amy Rogers2 Amy Rogers2 Member
22 messages
joined Apr 2007
#5 ·
Don’t go blowing your paycheck on some fancy beauty star product—honestly, just fix your diet and start hitting the treadmill. I guarantee you'll see results!
Lawrence Wells Lawrence Wells Regular
312 messages
joined Jun 2006
#6 ·
Well, she certainly did a hell of a job massaging that backside, though.😁
Amy Rogers2 Amy Rogers2 Member
22 messages
joined Apr 2007
#7 ·
Michelle Cook83 said:Well, at least she'll have a great massage out of it.😁

😁 Sure, it’s fine for a massage—but don't expect it to actually do anything about cellulite.
Melissa Grant49 Melissa Grant49 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Jan 2007
#8 ·
It works for me. It completely cleared up my cellulite after just 10 days of using it for half an hour at a time... It actually helps with weight loss too, you just have to stay consistent and not just give it five minutes...
casualowl32 casualowl32 Member
17 messages
joined Jun 2009
#9 ·
I’m trying to figure out what the limit is here. How long am I actually allowed to leave this on? Because honestly, after just 10 minutes, the spot where it's massaging starts itching like crazy...
Is that actually a good sign, or is something going wrong?🤷
wearyotter81 wearyotter81 Member
28 messages
joined May 2015
#10 ·
Oh my gosh, what a total knockout. 😁

You should definitely go hunt for some answers over at Sephora or somewhere similar. Catch ya later!

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