No, Banana Roll is not a cocktail and it improves significantly with pressotherapy.

We know you scrutinize your body . You do it more because you dislike it than because you love it, right? Relax, we're not alone. At SKINVITY, none of us are entirely happy with the body shapes that Nature and our genetics have given us.

Pressotherapy can help you feel better

At this time of year, we need to take a closer look at our bodies. Caught up in changing our wardrobes, we pull out our bikinis, dresses… and become aware once again of the importance of body care, which laziness, lack of time, and even the cold weather have been putting off. No drama. Looking in the mirror is when we discover a new companion in the form of a roll of fat under our buttocks. Danger! It's the Banana Roll.

Despite its suggestive name, it's far from a delicious cocktail; it's a small, unsightly fold that appears under the buttocks, creating a double contour in the area between the buttock and thigh. As always, its appearance is due to various causes:

Genetics: Genetic predisposition and body fat distribution are closely linked. Some women tend to accumulate fat in their abdomen, while others accumulate it in their thighs and buttocks. Only a lucky few are blessed with favorable genetics that distribute fat evenly throughout their body. We hope you're one of them.

Fat accumulation: Winter is wonderful in many ways, but it's often the time of year when we gain the most weight ; it seems that calorie intake helps us maintain our body temperature. Christmas doesn't help either.

Lack of muscle tone: Weak gluteal muscles can make the skin appear sagging and prone to wrinkles. From those "it's too cold to go to the gym" excuses ...

Liposuction: In some cases, the subgluteal banana roll can be a side effect of liposuction in the buttocks area. Fortunately, we have non-invasive alternatives.

Like cellulite and so many other things that affect our appearance, there's no miracle cure. But, obviously, it can improve significantly with minimal care. A very powerful trio would be:

1. Activate your metabolism . If it wants to slow down, you kick-start it. Get up more, move more, make your breaks at work active. Choose stairs instead of the elevator; if you have to sit for a long time, move your legs (you can even stand on your tiptoes). Even if you've been going to the gym, it's essential to be aware of the importance of moving, improving your posture, and activating your body. We don't like to impose anything on you, you can be sure of that , but we know, from our own experience, that you're always, always glad you started exercising—or getting active in any way.

SKINVITY Tip: While cooking you can put on music and dance, you surely have a child or pet nearby to play to their rhythm, the cleaning time is also ideal to learn how to move and before going to bed you can do squats or stretches.

2. Cosmetic Technology. And in that sense, we propose the ideal combination: two body massagers. A powerful mechanical massage or one with air pressure (pressotherapy) is a great help in mobilizing adipose tissue affected by cellulite and cellular waste. This allows it to be eliminated more quickly by our body through the lymphatic system. Furthermore, it relieves tired legs, so common in spring, and helps improve blood circulation, reducing leg swelling.

And beforehand, a powerful subdermal massage that mobilizes all the adipose tissue and fat will prepare our body for pressotherapy. It's a fantastic combination, with visible results in just a few weeks. Yes, there's still time.

You know the drill: pressotherapy first, followed by a massage with the Glo 910+ . And the icing on the cake? We'll tell you about it next.

3. Firming creams: There are specific creams for treating the subgluteal banana roll that contain ingredients such as retinol, hyaluronic acid, and caffeine, which can help improve skin firmness and elasticity. Our body serum contains caffeine, which activates circulation, helps break down fat, improves skin texture, and has a firming effect, so necessary in this problem area.

With all this wisdom, you can now tackle this annoying problem and keep it under control. Shall we raise a glass with a real cocktail? Of course, non-alcoholic.