Cellulite is described as fatty deposits right under the surface of the skin that look dimpled like an orange peel. Cellulite commonly occurs in this subcutaneous tissue on the hips, thighs, and buttocks in about 90% of women at some time in their lives. Men can also develop cellulite, although it is far more common in women as men have less fat around their hip and thigh area, with more connective tissue which holds fat in its place in that area. Collagen is a protein that firms the skin and connects fat to the skin. As fibers of collagen stretch and break down, it can cause fat cells to bulge out and create the appearance of cellulite. Because these fibers are close to the skin’s surface they are more visible than other areas of fat in the body. Your metabolic efficiency, hormones, level of hydration and diet all play a factor in the development and appearance of cellulite. Shrink to Fit Cellulite Body Wrap A body wrap that focuses on common problem areas...