I’ve bought shapewear or “toning” leggings a few times before, sometimes hoping they’d smooth out cellulite or make thighs and belly look slimmer under clothes. When I saw ads for Celsior Leggings, with bold claims about melting fat, burning calories just by wearing them, and smoothing out cellulite, I was skeptical but curious. I ordered a pair hoping they might at least give a little “sculpted look” while I went about my day.
What are the Celsior Leggings?
Celsior Leggings are marketed as compression/“metabolic-booster” leggings. According to the product page and ads, they use some “3D compression technology” claimed to boost circulation, stimulate muscle activity even while doing regular activities, and support fat loss or cellulite reduction without changing routine.
They’re promoted as everyday leggings you can wear at home, while walking, running errands, or even at the gym, supposed to help you “burn calories 3× faster,” “reduce cellulite,” and “sculpt your legs and butt” just by wearing them.
Why I Tried Them
I wanted to see if the molded shape or compression could give a subtle benefit, maybe smoother skin appearance, a slightly more toned feel, or just a shaping effect under clothes. Given the promise that I could wear them day-long (not just for workouts) and maybe get some extra “fat-burning” benefit, it seemed worth a test, with realistic hopes, not miracle expectations.
My Experience Wearing Them
When the leggings arrived, they felt, for the most part, like typical compression leggings: stretchy, snug, and a bit tighter than regular leggings. I pulled them on and immediately noticed they squeezed tighter around my thighs and waist. At first glance, under clothes, they gave a more sculpted silhouette than my usual pants, noticeable, especially in tight outfits.
I wore them for a few days while doing regular tasks: errands, walking around the house, and light chores. They were a bit tight at first, a familiar compression-legging feel, but tolerable. Over the first week, I didn’t notice any extraordinary changes: my weight was the same, my legs didn’t slim magically, and I felt no extra warmth or “burn” like I expected if real “metabolic boosting” was happening.
After two weeks, I tried wearing them during a workout (light cardio), thinking maybe movement + compression would make a difference. The leggings stayed in place and offered decent support. But after a month of mostly wearing them as daily leggings (not regular workouts), I didn’t see any fat loss or major cellulite reduction. My thighs still looked the same, maybe a little firmer because of compression, but nothing to write home about.
Also, they weren’t the most comfortable if worn too long. After several hours, I felt the compression a bit strongly around my waist, and I had to pull them up a few times. They rolled slightly at the waist if I bent often. Honestly, they felt more like tight shapewear than activewear.
So, in the end, I got a temporary shaping effect, nice for outfit silhouette, but nothing more. No metabolism boost, no fat loss, no real cellulite removal.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Offer a noticeable shaping effect under clothes. The thighs and waist look smoother/slimmer when worn.
- Compression feel might give light support for legs or posture, especially when walking or standing.
- Can be used daily as tight leggings, more functional than regular shapewear shorts/pants.
- Probably fine if you want just a “smoothing under clothes” effect without expecting magic.
Cons
- Fabric and fit feel cheap and plasticky compared with quality leggings.
- Compression can be uncomfortable for long wear, the waistband may roll, and the legs may feel restricted.
- Claims about fat-burning, calorie burning, or cellulite elimination are unproven and misleading.
- Results (if any) are superficial and temporary, with no long-term fat loss or body shaping.
- Given quality and price, not good value if you expect real results.
Is It a Scam?
I wouldn’t call it a scam in the sense that you get something when you buy them, they are real leggings, they fit (somewhat), and they provide a compression/ shaping effect under clothes.
But I do think that the marketing is misleading. The promises of fat burning, calorie boosting, cellulite elimination… those are unsubstantiated. For people expecting real weight loss or body transformation, it’s just a waste of money.
Alternatives
If you want leggings or shapewear that actually deliver on comfort, shaping, and durability (even if they don’t “melt fat”), you should consider;
- Compression or sculpting leggings from reputable brands – proven to hold shape, offer support, and remain comfortable without wild claims.
- Quality activewear leggings with good material and stretch – useful for workouts or everyday wear with realistic expectations.
- Balanced routine: compression or shaping wear + proper diet/workout – reliance on clothing alone isn’t realistic; long-term results come from lifestyle, not garments.
Conclusion — Would I Recommend Celsior Leggings?
Only if your goal is temporary shaping under clothes, and you don’t expect real fat loss or cellulite removal. They might give a sleek silhouette for outfits, but if you’re expecting real changes to body shape, weight, or skin texture, you’ll almost certainly be disappointed.
In my view: a mild, short-term styling tool… nothing more.
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