Five ways to beat cellulite

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Eat tomatoes

better body,spinach,tomatoes,skincare A tomato Lecithin, which is found in soya, spinach - and tomatoes - helps repair cell membranes in the skin to help you beat those lumps and bumps.

Ditch the junk food

better body,skincare,healthy eating Close up of chips and junk food Fast food can contain high levels of salt which encourage fluid retention – this will potentially make even a small amount of cellulite appear more visible, especially on thinner women.

Drink more water

better body,skincare,healthy eating Glass of water Salt, caffeine and alcohol all show up the orange-peel effect so drink two litres of water a day to help flush out your system, as well as limiting your coffee and alcohol intake.

Coffee massages

better body,tea,beauty treatments Close up of coffee beans It\'s a trade secret in the modelling industry - massaging used coffee grounds into the cellulite-afflicted areas really does work! Ssshh, tell no one ...

Say no to sugar

better body,skincare,healthy eating Cubes of sugar Stop eating sugar. This will help to flush out the toxins lurking within your body and so improve the appearance of any unsightly dimples.

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