Our experts’ anti-cellulite routine

Our experts’ anti-cellulite routine


By The Aroma-Zone editorial team

Published on: Thursday, July 09, 2026, Updated on: Friday, November 06, 2026

Cellulite results from a build-up of fat, water retention and a slowdown in microcirculation, which disrupt the tissues beneath the skin and lead to an uneven appearance known as ‘orange peel skin’.

Approved by our dermatologist, our routine combines exfoliation, massage and drainage to visibly improve the appearance of the skin.

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My 5-step routine

That extra step

Slimming Massage Oil

The smoothing massage to complement the Slimming Massage Oil:

Used alternately with the Organic Concentrated Body Care for Contours & Silhouette, the Slimming Care Oil is perfectly suited to toning massages designed to enhance the body’s contours and support skin firmness. It targets the appearance of cellulite thanks to a blend of organic grapefruit, organic sea fennel and cedar essential oils, renowned for their firming properties.

Directions for use: As part of a body massage, apply daily to the affected areas until the product is fully absorbed, alongside physical exercise and a healthy, balanced diet.

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Aroma benefits

Essential oils are particularly beneficial in an anti-cellulite routine thanks to their affinity with lipids, which helps them penetrate deep into the tissues. Some, such as Organic Grapefruit, Organic Sea Fennel and Atlas Cedar are used for their action on the appearance of cellulite and their toning effect. When incorporated into a massage oil, they combine the effectiveness of the active ingredients with massage techniques – two essential elements for tackling the appearance of cellulite. They can be found in the Aroma-Zone Slimming Massage Oil.

A word from the experts

Dr Reyhan AMODE, Dermatologist

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"Cellulite is a very common anatomical variation in the distribution of subcutaneous fat. Where it causes cosmetic concerns, treatment is complex and not strictly standardised. It combines massage techniques with measures to combat a sedentary lifestyle. Topical products containing caffeine are beneficial as they stimulate lipolysis and microcirculation."

Marion ALVES DE OLIVEIRA, Naturopath

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Did you know that there are several types of cellulite?

"Traditionally, we distinguish between adipose cellulite, linked to an enlargement of fat cells; aqueous cellulite, associated with water retention and a slowing of venous and lymphatic circulation; and fibrous cellulite, characterised by a gradual stiffening of the tissues.

In practice, these different types often coexist and evolve over time. This multifactorial nature explains why a holistic approach is essential, combining circulatory stimulation, tissue mobilisation, regular physical activity and a balanced diet."

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