Creams, Gels or Pills?

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Which Breast Enhancement Products to Use– Creams, Gels or Pills?

While plastic surgery is the most immediate option to get visible results when it comes to breast augmentation, more and more women are turning to more natural and non-invasive solutions to achieve the breast size they desire.

In contrast to getting breast implants which are not only expensive but also risky and requires long recovery periods as well as follow-up procedures, herbal breast enhancements in the form of gels, creams and pills are more cost-effective and pain-free. Because of its natural ingredients, it is also considerably less risky than going under the knife.

Supplements in the Form of Pills

Breast enhancement pills have been around longer than gels or creams. These pills contain herbal extracts that stimulate the cells in the breast tissue, making them reproduce more frequently. One of the main reasons why pills have become more appealing to women is because of its convenience. The hassle of having cosmetic surgery, even the small hassle of applying gel or cream, is gone when all you need to do is to take a daily supplement pill and wait for it to do its work.

However, there are also some drawbacks to taking pills.

For one, the results aren’t immediate, and there is no specific and reliable timeframe for the effects of the supplement to become apparent. In addition, since pills are taken orally as opposed to topical medication such as gels and creams, they may have an overall effect on the entire body.

That said, it’s extremely vital that you should strictly follow the supplement’s instructions and inform your physician if you’re taking any other medication to avoid any allergic reaction.

Topical Solutions: Creams and Gels

On the other hand, gels and creams share more similarities. Aside from both being ointments, containing natural herbs and plant extracts that mimic the effect of estrogen, they are said to work faster since they are applied directly on the breasts and have a more direct effect. Conveniently, they also contain ingredients that work as moisturizers that can lift the skin and make it firmer.

A notable difference between enhancement gels and creams is their physical appearance. Gels have a see-through, jelly-like appearance. Meanwhile, creams contain thickening agents for smoother appearance and are not transparent.

Because of their respective texture and ingredients, the amount of time it takes for the skin to absorb them also differs. Gels are absorbed by the skin quicker than creams.

A commonly considered factor when deciding between these two similar products is your skin type. People with oily skin might prefer gels because they leave less of an oily residue on your skin. People with dry skin types might find that gels can dry out the surface of your skin, whereas creams can provide supplementary moisture.

Here’s a good video on how oils affect skin types:

Consider an Alternative: Combination Programs

Instead of having to decide which among the three to choose, however, there is another alternative. Recently, there has been a growing number of products that offer 2-part enhancement treatments that involve both pills and creams or gels. A combination of taking oral and topical medication is even more effective than simply taking one or the other.

Always make sure that whether you decide on enhancement pills, gels, creams or a combination of the three, you choose a product that is tested, approved and contain known natural ingredients such as Saw Palmetto and Fenugreek.

Because these medications are easily accessible, there are also lots of fake products that claim to not only be effective but healthy too, so it’s imperative that you are careful in picking which ones to take. In the end, whichever option you go for, the most important thing to consider will always be your health.