Peachy Pants - Another cellulite buster product

IWishh

Usually I'm really skeptical and don't waste my time on all those cellulite busting products, but I've just seen these Peachy Pants on Expose and they caught my eye.
Basically they've just come out in Debenhams, missed what price they are, but they're just like leggings or tights (tan or black), you wear for 8 hours a day for 20 or so days. Says they micro massage and use all other marketing terminology... but have to say it did catch my eye!

Has anyone had any experience with them? Would love to hear some feedback, think I'll pop into Debenhams and get myself a pair, as long as theyre not too pricey.

Links:
http://www.lite-news.com/debenhams-anti-cellulite-underwear/

http://www.layscience.net/node/835

taram

I think they claim to do way too many things they can't possibly do!

This made me laugh: Tests by the manufacturers, PeachyPink, claim to have shown that just wearing the pants can use up 60 to 70 per cent of one day’s average calorie intake.

Clearly they should sell out if that has been proven scientifically!

_Whimsical_

Ha they would be some special pants! That is utterly ridiculous.:)

I think I heard on TV that you can't wash these pants. You wear them for 21 days and then you consign them to the bin...or you wash them and lose the amazing fat burning compound, ahem.

detoxkid

Having tried all those cellulite busting products (though not this one), including expensive salon based treatments, I've come to the conclusion that the only thing to beat cellulite is a saintly balanced diet and regular exercise :mad::mad:

lindtee

Agree with detoxkid!

But as a much cheaper alternative buy a body brush, and dry brush your skin every morning, and after a shower use a good oil and massage the area (I'm sure if you google you'll find a cellulite busting way to massage the area:)) I'd say those peachy pants are very expensive anyway:rolleyes:

madonna123

I cut out everything yummy from my diet a few months back...

so no bread, rice, pasta, potatoes, crisps...

Dont eat butter, chocolate, sweets, cake, fried food or dairy either..

Havent had a chip in forever.. :mad::mad:

Have lost lots of weight.. but for heavens sake...

I should of just bought those pants and stuffed my gob with rubbish!!

detoxkid

my gosh, what do you eat?!

madonna123

detoxkid wrote: »

my gosh, what do you eat?!

LOTS!!

I love my food.. You would be surprised the amazing creations that can be made from healthy fresh foods.. Aldi seems to be the best for selections.

Grilled meat - not fried.. replace bad carbs with big green salads..

take your fav food and make minor changes.. remove butter for virgin olive oil, beef with fish or chicken.. vinger dressing not mayo dressing.

I do believe the key is cutting out carbs.. bread potatoes, rice, pasta are a night mare to get rid of from your tummy.
even repace them with the brown or wholemeal version.

NO WHITE BREAD!!! White bread is the devil!!!

Regular exercise.. at least once a day get at least a mile walk.

I use ministry of sound's pump it up exercise dvd 3 times a week for 40 mins each then out for a jog after.

If you wanna be slim you have to put the work in..

I weigh 8st 6lb.. thats the proof it works!!

Hmmm, wonderpants. God I'd love if they worked!

If you're slim and have a good diet etc but still have cellulite. Endermologie is fantastic. I did it a couple of years ago and it really made a huge difference but I needed to lose more weight so it didn't get rid of it completely - I reckon it might be worth doing now that I'm thinner though.

One thing I never understood was why they tell you to that caffeine is bad for cellulite and yet all of the anti cellulite products have caffeine in them

detoxkid

madonna123 wrote: »

LOTS!!

I love my food.. You would be surprised the amazing creations that can be made from healthy fresh foods.. Aldi seems to be the best for selections.

Grilled meat - not fried.. replace bad carbs with big green salads..

take your fav food and make minor changes.. remove butter for virgin olive oil, beef with fish or chicken.. vinger dressing not mayo dressing.

I do believe the key is cutting out carbs.. bread potatoes, rice, pasta are a night mare to get rid of from your tummy.
even repace them with the brown or wholemeal version.

NO WHITE BREAD!!! White bread is the devil!!!

Regular exercise.. at least once a day get at least a mile walk.

I use ministry of sound's pump it up exercise dvd 3 times a week for 40 mins each then out for a jog after.

If you wanna be slim you have to put the work in..

I weigh 8st 6lb.. thats the proof it works!!

Fair play girl, you've got some self control

Ladgk

Hi, I bought the peachy pants a week ago and I have to say I have been pleasantly surprised because they do seem to be working. Now they have not made me 1-3 inches slimmer but they have improved the apperance of my cellulite.. They had said on expose the price was going to be €40 I think but when I bought them ( the leggings version) they were €59 which was pretty steep.. still I have paid similar for "magic" creams that didn't make a tap of difference... so all in all I'd recommend them

bealfeirste5

Ladgk wrote: »

Hi, I bought the peachy pants a week ago and I have to say I have been pleasantly surprised because they do seem to be working. Now they have not made me 1-3 inches slimmer but they have improved the apperance of my cellulite.. They had said on expose the price was going to be €40 I think but when I bought them ( the leggings version) they were €59 which was pretty steep.. still I have paid similar for "magic" creams that didn't make a tap of difference... so all in all I'd recommend them

Great advice.. is it rude to buy them as a present??

MartinaLu

Hi all,
Anybody has tested a salon in dublin with effective cellulite treatments ? I have done mesotherapie and cavitational ultrasound in the continent and they are very effective, but of course you need a weekly treatment for some time.
I have rang a clinic yesterday here in dublub that does mesotherapie for the little price of 300 a session. In the continent we pay 80 to 100 euro for a session.
Any advice ?
:eek:

moco

taram wrote: »

I think they claim to do way too many things they can't possibly do!

This made me laugh: Tests by the manufacturers, PeachyPink, claim to have shown that just wearing the pants can use up 60 to 70 per cent of one day’s average calorie intake.

Clearly they should sell out if that has been proven scientifically!

Ah ha ha ha :D:D