It Works Body Wraps Review: Real?
Skinny shaming
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I agree- although there is a lot of misleading before/after type marketing going on as to what the wraps are for. But that is what sells I guess.

Thanks for your comment. It seems like they do work for some people, but not that many (myself included). Glad my review was helpful :)
Status update!
I haven't updated in a while, life is a little nuts right now! So thanks to my lady calendar, I opted to wait until Aunt Flow left the building to do the final wrap because I was bloated and didn't want to skew the results. Although now that I think about it maybe the wraps would have helped with the bloat! Dang!
I have the final wraps on right now and am doing a video entry for the whole enchilada, stay tuned for that :)
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Round 2- not the results I was expecting
I had a busy weekend and didn't have a chance to update my review, but I did do a second treatment on Saturday night. This time I cut the wrap in half so that I have the opportunity to do a third treatment in a few days, and since half the wrap covers my saddle bag no prob.
I followed the directions, just like last time, and chose to wear the wraps overnight for 8 hours. They moved around a bit because I toss when I sleep, but they kept my saddlebags covered no problem. The next morning I had to take a shower to get ready for an event, so I just skipped the soap in an effort to keep as much of the wrap solution on my skin.
I've added some pictures to show what the wrap looks like when it is fully unwrapped, and some of the application process. I wasn't able to take video- it was really awkward to get my phone to balance and actually show what I was doing so I gave up on that, but the whole process is super straight-forward.
I've noticed that the main It Works website has basically no information as far as how to get the best results, tips and tricks, etc. However the independent distributor websites have a ton of tips for getting results. So does that mean the main company does not endorse any of these tips but they let their sellers say whatever? Also the main site says the wraps tighten, tone, firm and reduce the appearance of cellulite. They don't mention rapid weight loss or losing inches. Yet there are crazy before and after pics all over the internet that imply otherwise.
Results:
Oh and I should mention- I ate a ton of salt yesterday and my measurement today is 22.75! WTF! So I'm starting to think these multiple inches people lose after doing the wraps are really from them drinking lots of water and cutting out the salts. Just my opinion. I do think these wraps may serve as a catalyst for people to start living a healthier lifestyle, and they also sell green drinks and other more health conscious products so I get that these wraps could help people take the plunge and lose weight. I've been pretty open about being skeptical about the efficacy of body wraps for weight loss, but I don't think this company is doing anything morally wrong or different than any other company out there (the weight loss industry is a multibillion dollar industry after all and their profits are on the rise at the same rate as obesity).
I'll do the final wrap on Tuesday and keep you posted in the meantime.
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My biggest issue with the swamp drinks is that you can't really take them with you- people totally stare :)
Thanks for sharing your experience :) You should write a body wrap review!


thanks :)
I'm about to start this 10-week boot camp that involves kickboxing, strength training, and a nutrition plan and I am pretty sure it will be "worth it" and I'll see real results yayyyyy
You should pat yourself on the back for an hour walk- don't ever discount your efforts!