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<br>The miracle cream which claims to destroy cellulite in nine minutes - and guess what, it might actua<br><br> Enlarge New cellulite cream claims to banish orange peel effect in just nine minutes <br><br> An anti-cellulite cream which claims to give women a 'nine minute bottom lift' will go on sale in Britain this week. <br><br> The company behind the Adonia LegTone serum say their lotion uses the 'regenerative properties of plant stem cells' to breathe life back into weakened skin stem cells. <br><br> British scientists warned that the product - which costs 68 a bottle - was likely to be a waste of money. <br><br> One leading skin expert described the company's scientific claims about stem cells as 'gibberish', while another said if the product really worked as claimed, its creators deserved a Nobel Prize. <br><br> A test carried out by our Femail team on one reader with cellulite seemed to show a difference in skin texture after the cream was applied. (See below) <br><br> The makers of Adonia LegTone - Green Island Labs - say their product sold out within seven days of launching in American - and says it has 100,000 advance orders in Britain. <br><br> Chief executive Dr Mark Binette said: 'Most cellulite creams are not clinically proven and have little or no benefit, leaving most women frustrated to say the least. <br><br> 'Most companies simply are not targeting the cause - but the secret has finally been discovered and captured in a bottle. <br><br> 'Now we're not saying that a healthy diet and lashings of water, combined with a regular exercise regime, won't help to keep cellulite levels down - but sometimes a girl just needs a little extra help.' <br><br> Enlarge Nine minute miracle: Creator Dr Binette claims women saw a 47 per cent reduction in cellulite after just nine minutes, and around 70 per cent in six weeks <br><br> The company says its claims are backed up by 'independent clinical trials'. In tests on women, the cream reduced the appearance of cellulite by 47 per cent in nine minutes, and around 70 per cent over six weeks. <br><br> The tests were carried out by a AMA Laboratories in New York - a private company which carries out trials on behalf of cosmetic companies. <br><br> However, the results of the trials have not been published, and the company has declined to say how they were carried out. <br><br> Although new anti-cellulite creams are common, the claims made by Green Island Labs are so unusual - and the cost so high - they have caused alarm among British scientists. <br><br> Enlarge Adonia's LegTone serum uses organic oils and plant cells to destroy cellulite <br><br> The company says - the orange peel blotches of fat that appear on the stomachs, hips, thighs and bottoms of 85 per cent of women - occurs when the stem cells in skin become weak and dormant. As they lose their ability to regenerate skin, fat cells become engorged and toxins get trapped creating cellulite. <br><br> Green Island Labs says its product contains plant stem cells, made from natural plant embryos, mixed with 23 plant oils including ginger oil, rosemary oil and lemon peel oil. <br><br> The company claims the plant stem cells 'helps to re-awaken and reactivate dormant or less active skin stem cells back to the levels they were in your 20s'. British skin experts warned women to be cautious about spending 408 year on the product. <br><br> The product is sold over the internet from America, and is not subject to the normal advertising standards rules in the UK. <br><br> Dr Gary Moss, head of pharmaceutics at Hertfordshire University who used to work in the cosmetics industry for Unilever, said the company's website spouted 'pseudo science' about stem cells. wholesale hair extensions <br><br> 'Any cheap moisturiser or emollient will improve the appearance of cellulite by smoothing over the uneven surface of skin', he said. <br><br> More... The real arms race: Millions of women hate their upper arms. But as Michelle Obama hit the headlines, how YOU can banish the dreaded bingo wings Olay wrinkle cream TV advert banned after watchdog finds it is misleading Visit our Femail page for more beauty, fashion and real life features Hot hair: From the return of the perm to dry cuts and how to get Sharon Stone's up do... the world of haircare is full of new surprises <br><br> Enlarge Wonder cream? Cellulite on the front of the legs was also much improved by applications of Adonia LegTone, say manufacturers <br><br> He added: 'Their website says they have carried out clinical trials, but I would like to see what they compared it with.' <br><br> Prof Liam Dolan, an expert in plant stem cells at the John Innes Centre in Norwich, said he was surprised to hear that stem cells could regenerate human skin stem cells. remy lace front wigs <br><br> 'There may be chemicals in plant stem cells that stimulate animal stem cells, but if that was the case I wouldn't expert to learn about it from a cosmetic company website - it would be front page news of a major science journal,' he said. <br><br> 'If the product worked as claimed, the developers deserved a Nobel Prize', he added. <br><br> Dimpled derriere, orange peel legs, porridge bottom... Whichever way you put it, there's nothing endearing about the lumpy, puckered skin that has plagued my thighs for years. <br><br> As soon as I went to university I noticed my thighs and bottom becoming less smooth. <br><br> I've never worn hot pants, my skirts are all knee length and I've always got a sarong on hand on the beach if I need to get up even for a minute. <br><br> Enlarge Becky's left leg shows her cellulite pre-treatment, but her right leg appears smoother in places after the cream was applied <br><br> We're constantly told by dermatologists that it happens to everyone - and we've got photos of Mischa Barton, Jerry Hall or Pamela Anderson to prove it - but that doesn't make women feel any better. <br><br> If anything, it's worse: we think that if even the millionaire celebrities can't get rid of the dreaded dimple, what hope have we got? <br><br> I've spent thousands of pounds on treatments over the years: seaweed, clay and mud wraps; courses of endermologie at 1,500 a time; painful fat vacuuming, as well as buying every potion on the chemist's shelves, some of them costing over 100. Nothing has worked - in fact, the older I get and the more tea and alcohol I drink, the worse it becomes. <br><br> I was expecting miracles - mainly because the company promised them: a reduction of 47 per cent in the appearance of cellulite after nine minutes. I was very cynical - how would they even measure that? - but not too cynical to try it. <br><br> The cream massaged in easily and smelled pleasant. A few minutes later, my skin felt warm and I could feel it tightening up. best lace wigs After nine minutes, I looked in the mirror and hoped to see Cheryl Cole's legs looking back at me, but sadly that wasn't the case. <br><br> The stubborn, more serious cellulite on my upper thigh and bottom was still as bad as ever. But, there was an improvement. <br><br> The lower part of my thigh that would show in a short skirt was definitely smoother, the subtle signs of cellulite had vanished and the skin overall was more taut. The fact that it happened so fast is suspicious; I can't imagine the effects lasting long. <br><br> But women are suckers for anything that could work, and the tiny improvement, as well as the fact that this is relatively cheap compared to salon treatments, means I can see myself - and other women - buying into it. <br>
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