SLIM-CELL | Cellulite, Metabolism and Line

Fucus or marine oak is a seaweed with flattened and elongated leaves, rich in iodine, which grows along the coasts of the temperate and cold seas of the Northern hemisphere and is found in abundance in the English Channel. The part of the seaweed that is used is the thallus, which corresponds to the entire vegetative body of the seaweed, after drying.

Fucus extract is rich in iodine and contributes to the balance of body weight.

Pineapple comosus, known by all as pineapple or pineapple, is an evergreen plant belonging to the bromeliaceae family that grows in tropical countries and is about 30/40 centimeters tall. The fruit produced by the plant is a large oval pine cone with yellow pulp, the weight of which can reach up to 5 kg. Each pineapple plant produces only one fruit every 18 months, the pulp of which is very juicy, sweet and slightly sour, pleasant to the taste and with an intense and characteristic fragrance.

Pineapple extract counteracts cellulite blemishes by helping to drain body fluids.

Glucomannan (or glucomannoglycan), is a complex sugar of vegetable origin. It is extracted from a plant of Asian origin, Amorphophallus konjac, also called "devil's tongue".

Glucomannan slows down the absorption of fats and carbohydrates, accelerates the sense of satiety and promotes intestinal transit.

Guar is a leguminous plant of Indian origin cultivated in various parts of the world – India, Pakistan, China, Australia, Africa and the United States – which can reach two meters in height. The pods it generates contain an average of 5-9 seeds, which once collected are dried, peeled and ground. The product of this process is a fine, whitish, water-soluble powder known as gum or guar flour.

Guar slows down the absorption of fats and carbohydrates, accelerates the sense of satiety and promotes intestinal transit.