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7 Cellulite Lies You Need To Stop Believing—NOW

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Orange peel syndrome. Cottage cheese thighs. Hail damage. There are a lot of pet names for cellulite, each of them unappetizing enough to make us not want to talk about the phenomenon at all. That Photoshop magically smoothes the skin of every woman professionally photographed, well, that means as a society, we don’t have to look at it either. But, amidst all this if-you-ignore-it, it-will-cease-to-exist mindset, lie many myths about who gets cellulite and why – and an estimated $62 million industry that makes devices to banish it.

Do any of these devices work? Is cellulite the deserved curse of those who gain a bit of weight?

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Repurposing Ideas: 5 Unusual Uses For Nail Polish Remover

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Nail polish remover might not be as ubiquitous as, say, vinegar. But, if you have a bottle hanging out underneath the bathroom sink, you’re in luck: You can use this beauty product on a bunch of uses around the house. Though the 100% acetone formula is preferable, these tips will also work with non-acetone versions. Here are my favorite other uses for nail polish remover.

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Editor’s Note: While these tips have been successful for testers,

we highly encourage you to do “patch tests” with the nail polish remover of your choice.

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