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Q: Sigure Skater And Freaking Out About Cellulite

asked by: Skater on June 10th, 2007

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I'm a figure skater and very active, but already I'm in the beginning stages of cellulite all over my legs and bum. I can't talk to my parents about it because they laugh and tell me that it's not there...but they don't know my body as well as I do Crying or Very sad

Any suggestions? I'm really self concious about it. If anything presses against my legs while I'm sitting or standing it dimples. *sigh*

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Tylanas

replied on June 11th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

I'm afraid that I'm very hesitant about this, as I know how common it is for young athletes of your age to slip into image and weight problems. I'm not saying you will, but just remember that almost everyone on the planet has some cellulite! Even I do, and I am a very thin woman.

There are creams and things that tighten the skin, those may help you.

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