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"  Even the most envied physiques in Hollywood are still prone to cellulite. That pesky genetic flab can present itself in women of all ages, despite the best diets and workouts. For that reason, celebrities rely on more than just dietitians and personal trainers to smooth their trouble spots. Here are three of their best tricks for stubborn cellulite (plus a special deal on one of the most sought-after treatments, just for our readers!). 1. Cellulite Cream Though we&amp;#039;re wary about cellulite creams in general, Karin Herzog&amp;#039;s potent cellulite-busting duo is hailed as the best (the brand counts Victoria Beckham and soon-to-be princess Kate Middleton as fans). The products work by oxygenating, draining fluid, and increasing blood-flow beneath the skin, as well as smoothing out skin&amp;#039;s surface appearance for noticeable results. Karin Herzog is offering REDBOOK readers a special discount on the product duo here. 2. Self-Tanner Self-tanner can temporarily decrease the appearance of cellulite by evening out your skin tone. One of the brands that makeup artists and actresses rely on is St. Tropez \u2014 known for creating a dark, even tan in the perfect shade of bronze. If you&amp;#039;re a tanning novice or short on time, they even make tinted gels you can smooth on like lotion to quickly cover up cellulite before a day at the beach (or slipping on a leg-baring dress or skirt) 3. Cellulite Reduction Treatments Your local dermatologist has special machines that can help reduce cellulite with dual action: heat and massage. Stars make no secret of getting extra help in this department \u2014 you may have even seen celebs like the Kardashians or Real Housewives getting the treatments on their shows. Ask your doctor about Viora Reaction or Velashape, two popular treatments that may reduce cellulite (and even overall fat) over time. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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