Pupa Milano reveals new anti-cellulite underwear

Published: 21-May-2015
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Clothing is made from bio-active Emana yarn

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Pupa Milano has teamed up with Emana to create an anti-cellulite bio-active piece of clothing. Panta Slim (€25.50) is designed to be worn like underwear on the lower half of the body, for at least six hours during the day or night for eight weeks in order to start seeing results.

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