One of the biggest flaws of being a woman is that they're prone to having cellulite, unlike men.
In biology, it's supposed to be a good thing since it ensures that the body has enough calories stored to support future pregnancies and childbearing.
Aesthetics-wise, though, it isn't something to be proud about.
Having dimpled and rippled skin along your thighs and buttocks is an utter embarrassment.
  Cellulite is often caused by observing a poor diet, lacking physical activity or being constantly dehydrated.
For others, it's just a matter of genetic bad luck.
If the women in your family have cellulite, you're most likely to be predisposed to it.
Many people aren't aware, though, that this ugly manifestation isn't limited to women of plus sizes.
Even slim and skinny ladies can get cellulite; it isn't just as noticeable.
  Despite the many creams and cosmetic procedures made available that claim to eradicate cellulite altogether, the sad truth is you can't get rid of it entirely.
What you can do, though, is to decrease its prominence.
The first step to doing that is to check your lifestyle and daily habits.
What you eat is a major contributor to what appears on your thighs and bum.
Avoid foods that are high in sodium content, are fatty and are low on fiber.
Always drink up.
Constantly replenishing your body with water accompanied by lessening salt intake prevents fluid retention that further aggravates cellulite.
  Several people believe that improving circulation within that area increases the metabolism of fat cells, decreases accumulation of toxins under the skin and loosens these pockets of fat.
Many suggest doing this through hydrotherapy, massaging the affected areas in a circular motion or even avoiding the use of tight underwear that cut off circulation.
In addition, exercise not only tones the muscles, but also decreases the appearance of cellulite.
With these few tips in mind, you'll be bidding goodbye to cellulite in no time.