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Rodial Body Sculpture

A pricey celebrity-endorsed luxury cream built around pomegranate ellagic tannin and caffeine, with bold claims but little published clinical proof.

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Our Editor Rating:3.6

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  • Active ingredients — whether the formula uses ingredients with published evidence for improving the appearance of cellulite (such as caffeine, retinol or centella asiatica) at meaningful levels.
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Rodial Body Sculpture

Selling 6.8 ounce tubes for $125 each on the internet, Rodial Body Sculpture guarantees that its product will reduce cellulite dents in 30 days. The product also promises to get rid of users’ orange peel textured skin. After daily use for a month, Rodial Body Sculpture’s customers are supposed to experience a major positive difference in the appearance of their hips and thighs. With continued use of Rodial Body Sculpture, a user only needs to apply the treatment once or twice every week.

The main ingredient in Rodial Body Sculpture is Pomegranate Ellagic Tannin. It is said to be an all natural and extremely powerful force in making skin tighter. Pomegranate Ellagic Tannin can often be enough to attract buyers who are searching for something different. And of course, the ever-popular caffeine is included, as well as wheat protein. Rodial Body Sculpture is also scented with lavender and tangerine oil.

The Ups and Downs of Rodial Body Sculpture?

The website for Rodial Body Sculpture says that skin will improve 15 percent, and that the appearance of cellulite will be cut in half. But no scientific research or studies prove these statements to be true. Rather, consumers get to see celebrity endorsements from personalities like Paris Hilton and Jessica Alba. Rodial Body Sculpture has even been featured in many respected beauty magazines.

On the downside of Rodial Body Sculpture, the entire ingredients are not shared with the public. Does Rodial have something to hide? Also, free samples should really be offered before someone buys such an expensive product. Finally, all of the prices on Rodial Body Sculpture’s official website are in Eurodollars. Doh!

Final Thoughts on Rodial Body Sculpture

Thanks to celebrity endorsements and the well-known Rodial name, their Body Sculpture has an unfair advantage over its competition. The cellulite cream’s high price, $125 for a 6.8 ounce bottle on doesn’t seem very cost-effective. More effective products, like RevitaShape Toning Formula, are much less expensive. At the same time, RevitaShape Toning Formula stimulates the metabolism of stored fat and improves circulation. The result is visibly toned skin and a reduced appearance of the cellulite dimples. Within six weeks, RevitaShape Toning Formula will eliminate traces of orange peel textured skin from its users’ bodies.

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