Sick of cellulite? You know the drill: take regular exercise, go easy on the booze and eat a healthy diet. But if you want a little extra help - and don't want to shell out for an expensive salon treatment - there are plenty of tips, gadgets and supplements to help you in your battle against orange-peel skin.

Now, we have a feeling some may be more effective than others - but take your pick from our 10 cellulite-busters...

By Jane Murphy

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These clever shoes feature "Resistance Technology", which makes your muscles work much harder while you walk. Every step taken in a Tonewalker creates a pumping action to kick-start even the most sluggish circulation. This has a direct effect on how well your lymphatic system drains away toxins, so helps disperse the fat cells that form cellulite.

How much? £49 from lovethoseshoes.com

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‘Even if you're really pushed for time, you can still fight cellulite by targeting the affected areas with a short burst of intensive exercise, such as skipping,' says kickboxing trainer Marco Mastrorocco from Epic Gym. Sound a bit scary? It really isn't! Just grab the rope and aim for two or three rounds of three minutes to boost circulation and shape up your thighs, calves and bottom.

How much? Ropes cost from around £7.99 in sports shops nationwide.

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These control leggings will give you a slimmer silhouette straight away - which is always nice! But they also contain caffeine and shea butter microcapsules embedded in their fibres. Your body heat helps release these into the legs and thighs, which then kickstarts your metabolism to burn more fat and banish cellulite. The result? Smoother, firmer skin.

How much? £24.99 from JMLdirect.com

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Research suggests green tea has an anti-cellulite action, largely thanks to a magic ingredient called theobromine - an alkaline that penetrates the skin. This stimulates the release of stored fat, so helps disperse cellulite. Why not just drink it instead? Well, the potency of green tea can be increased by up to 20 times if taken in capsule form.

How much? £7.99 for 100 capsules from hollandandbarrett.com.

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This double-sided mitt helps you get to work on your cellulite in the comfort of your own bathroom. Massage the affected area with the knobbly side to increase circulation and break down fatty deposits - then use the brush side to keep skin smooth and glowing. Simple!

How much? £9 from amazon.co.uk

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Water is your number one weapon in the fight against cellulite. ‘Drinking two litres - roughly eight glasses - of water a day will help flush out toxins, boost circulation and improve your body's drainage system,' says personal trainer Clair Fox from The Gym. And it's much easier to get your fill in summer when the weather's (hopefully) warmer.

How much? Free from your kitchen tap!

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These nifty shorts are made from a special mini-wave fabric that micro-massages you as you move, breaking down fat and aiding lymphatic drainage. So the more you move, the more cellulite will disappear. But for best results, manufacturers recommend you wear them for four hours a day for eight weeks. (And yes, you can wash them in between!)

How much? £79.95 from John Lewis, Harrods and chemists nationwide.

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These brand-new supplements have been specially formulated to work on the underlying causes of cellulite. For instance, collagen and vitamin C stimulate skin strength and elasticity - while flax seed powder contains omega-3 and omega-6 to improve radiance and blood flow.

How much? £32 for 30-day supply from functionalab.co.uk.

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Leading dermatologist Dr Howard Murad has collaborated with Soulmatefood to create a bespoke health-food plan specifically to reduce cellulite and improve skin health. You'll receive six boxes of tasty organic food each day, plus a daily dose of Murad Daily Cell Strengthener Dietary Supplements to support skin strength and health from within.

How much? From £35 a day - from murad.co.uk/inclusive-health-menu.

How will they help?

These two-a-day all-natural supplements contain a mixture of detoxifying herbs to improve circulation and reduce the chances of cellulite forming - as well as several powerful antioxidants, and guarana to encourage the breakdown and release of stored body fats.

How much? £8.32 from amazon.co.uk.