Review: InstaNatural Cellulite Cream with Caffeine and Retinol

InstaNatural Cellulite Cream // Photo Credit: Intrice Blog

As our body changes, cellulite starts to appear on areas that goes through shifts in body weight. For me, it started to appear on my legs. I was given the opportunity by InstaNatural to test out their InstaNatural Cellulite Cream and write an honest review.

What makes this cellulite cream different from others is that it is formulated with caffeine and retinol to deeply nourish the skin to decrease the appearance of cellulite and dimples. All ingredients used in this are all natural and includes various oils and floral extracts. It is free of parabens, sulfates, and phosphates. Here is my review on the product after using it for a week.

"Caffeine tones and tightens, while retinol repairs and restores, so you can obtain long-lasting results for a firm and supple appearance." -- from InstaNatural.com

So when testing the InstaNatural Cellulite Cream, I have been using it on my legs mainly around the thigh area. One of the reasons why I like InstaNatural products is that they contain no parabens or sulfates, which can be bad for your skin from prolonged use. I have had good results so far with their facial products so I definitely wanted to try out their body skincare stuff.

First Impressions:
The bottle for the InstaNatural Cellulite Cream is a very generous size at 5 oz. I think this will last for at least 3 months (or even longer!) if used every day. I like how this bottle is a pump dispenser so the cream can stay bacteria free because you aren't sticking your fingers into anything.

Uncapped InstaNatural Cellulite Cream // Photo Credit: Intrice Blog

Review:
There are many ingredients used in the InstaNatural Cellulite Cream that all help with repairing skin through improving elasticity, firmness, and moisturization. The main ingredients to note are:

+ Caffeine
+ Retinol
+ Cocoa Butter
+ Shea Butter
+ Vitamin C
+ Vitamin B5

The overall scent of the InstaNatural Cellulite Cream is that of cocoa butter with a hint of shea butter. Both of these ingredients are commonly found in many lotions for their moisturization and skin repairing properties. I think the InstaNatural Cellulite Cream does smell better than the InstaNatural Stretch Marks and Scar Cream.

If you want immediate next day results, you won't see that with this cellulite cream. It appears to be another cream that you will probably need to use for a month or longer to see any reduction in cellulite if it works.

When pumping the InstaNatural Cellulite Cream out of the bottle, the consistency is like normal body lotion and it does not feel sticky. There is a light brown tint to the cream but as you rub it, the cream disappears into the skin and you can't tell you have anything on. During the time I have used this, I didn't see the cream staining my clothes either.

Swatch of the InstaNatural Cellulite Cream // Photo Credit: Intrice Blog

Final Thoughts:
I have only used it for about a week and I don't see any drastic changes yet. The skin on the parts of my legs where I did apply the cream feels firmer than before so that means something is happening. These areas feel very soft and smooth as well. I'll return to do an update on this post if there is a huge difference in appearance for cellulite after using it for a longer period of time.

For more information on InstaNatural and their products, you can visit their official website:
http://instanatural.com/

InstaNatural Cellulite Cream, 5 oz.
Retails: $23.75 (as of 12/31/2014)
Where to buy InstaNatural Cellulite Cream: 
Amazon.com - InstaNatural Cellulite Cream Product Page

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x Carol

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