Does Skinny Tone Work?

Cellulite. A word that conjures up images of cottage cheese. I don’t like that nasty dairy disaster anyway—but I certainly don’t want my thighs looking like it. And worse, my belly is inflicted with cellulite. Five kids have left my poor abdomen resembling a cottage cheese sandwich.

Isn’t there anything we can do, ladies? I mean, if we get a pimple, we immediately slather it with salicylic acid and eradicate it. And wrinkles are given equal attention.

The most we usually do with our cellulite is wrap it up in tight jeans (of the non-white, skinny variety.)

Well, Skinny Tone wants to offer a solution. Skinny Tone is a topical cream containing a new (and apparently miraculous and scientifically proven) ingredient called Liporeductyl.

Liporeductyl is apparently able to fight the appearance of cellulite—smoothing out, firming and toning the skin.

It’s basically a steam roller for the skin–without the pain of lying under an actual steam roller!

But can a topical cream really work? Will Skinny Tone be able to sink far enough below the epidermis to really work?

The proof will be in the ingredients, girls. Let’s look at them…

What are Skinny Tone’s Ingredients and what do they do?

Skinny Tone contains the following ingredients:

• Liporeductyl– apparently decreases the size of adipose cells. Smaller cells means they’re less visible underneath the skin. Unfortunately no “scientific evidence” is given on the official site.
• Caffeine–caffeine actually does reduce swelling around fat cells, smoothing them out. The effect is temporary, but visible—at least for a short time.
• Butcher’s Broom Extract– an anti-inflammatory herb.
• TEA-Hydroiodide– purportedly breaks down fat.
• L-Carnitine–used frequently in diet pills to increase metabolism and burn fat. This ingredient contains no clinical backing to work in a diet pill—let alone a topical solution.
• Goji Berry, Acai Berry, and Pomegranate- antioxidants that heal cells and improve skin appearance.
• Vitamins A, B6 and C–vitamins that detoxify the body and provide radiant skin. I believe in their power when taken internally, but cannot see them working as well in a cream.

Okay—I can see caffeine being effective, but the other ingredients are what I term as “fluffy.”

And the new “scientifically proven” ingredient Liporeductyl needs to show me results before I’ll buy into it.

Is Skinny Tone Safe?

Spot test in one small area before applying all over—just to be on the safe side (especially if you have sensitive skin.)

Skinny Tone should be completely safe however, and is paraben-free.

Skinny Tone Conclusion

If you really must try Skinny Tone, buy as inexpensively as you can. The official “Mission Products” site will charge you $14.99—and they do not offer a money-back guarantee.

Other online sites sell Skinny Tone for as cheap as $6.99.

Skinny Tone may well offer a temporary fix to the appearance of your skin—a solution if you’re off to the beach or planning a romantic evening.
Add to it a healthy diet, regular exercise and a proven diet pill and you’re set!

(And making peace with your skin also couldn’t hurt.)

Good luck!

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