Anti-Cellulite Mask Naturalissimo Normal-effect

I liked the ingredients of the mask, but unfortunately, I couldn't apply it evenly. I mixed it with warm water until it had the consistency of thick cream, left it for 20 minutes, and then added a bit more warm water. The mask went on in clumps and fell off, making it hard to apply evenly. However, I loved how my skin felt afterward—it became firm and hydrated. I tried adding cosmetic mud to the mask, which helped with the application, but I felt the results were better without the mud.

First of all, the mask is entirely made of natural ingredients, which is very important to me, so I give it a big thumbs up for that. The mask is micronized, meaning it doesn't contain small particles that could scratch the skin; it has a very fine texture, almost like dust.

In terms of application, I didn't have any issues mixing or applying it, although I should mention that the mask doesn't spread evenly. Right after mixing, you can smell the cinnamon aroma, and once you remove the seaweed film, the scent intensifies. The mask didn't cause any burning sensation whatsoever. I applied a layer, wrapped it with a film, bundled up, and got cozy under a blanket. I used a hairdryer for a bit of warmth, creating a nice little at-home spa treatment.

My goal wasn't to get rid of cellulite; I just wanted to hydrate and improve the condition of my skin. I plan to use it once a week and take it to the sauna, as I think the effect will be even better there. After using the mask, I applied a blend of oils. My skin felt smooth and moisturized afterward.

Ladies, this product is truly out of this world! It feels like a salon wrap treatment. After the first session, I noticed a difference—I could see in the mirror that I lost a couple of centimeters! Afterward, I spray my skin with a mint toner from the same brand, which really soothes the warmed skin. It's much cheaper than foreign alternatives, yet I achieved even better results. Highly recommend it!

The results from using the mask were pleasing! While the application can be a bit uneven, it’s not a big deal because the results are still there. The key is to find the right consistency—not too runny and not too thick. It's actually quite simple. Using honey is a great idea! You can also try it with cosmetic mud, which is a more affordable option.

It's impossible to apply; it rolls off and falls apart. I tried all the tips from here, like diluting with water and letting it sit for 20 minutes... different methods, but nothing worked. A waste of money. Such a shame.

I liked the mask; it doesn't burn. It's suitable for both cold and hot wraps. I noticed some people mentioned it applies in clumps. Try mixing it with water at 50-60 degrees Celsius and let it sit for a bit—it'll be much easier to apply that way.

The mask is great! After using it, I lost 2 cm in volume. To prevent it from becoming too dry, I mixed it with warm water and let it sit for 20 minutes (this allows the seaweed to swell a bit and gain stickiness). The texture is like a paste and applies well. I recommend it!

Good day! I relied on honey because the seaweed always came in pieces, but the effect was good. I did a course of about 10 treatments, once a week. I purchased it from the official website.

I wasn't impressed with this product. It applies unevenly and might work as a scrub, but as a wrap mask, it's terrible. I tried mixing it in different ways, but nothing worked since there are no instructions. I apply it in patches, wrap myself in plastic, and hope for a miracle. It burns intensely, but I can't just throw it away now.

I wasn't impressed. It clumps and is impossible to apply evenly. There are no instructions on the packaging about how to mix it with water. I didn't notice any results.